Miami’s oldest lots could suddenly unlock new housing opportunities once thought impossible
New development lots land allows building small homes on lots that were once nearly impossible to take advantage of in the city. The Miami Commission approved a key ordinance to raise independent houses inspired by the traditional design of Coconut Grove. Property owners and developers analyze the impact of this...
‘It’s as physical as some sports’: Fla. high school marching band students can now...
In high school marching band, there is no room for interpretation. Uniformity and precision is key to delivering a good performance. “Why do I have so many interpretations of this step side?” Will Cobos shouted over the noise of a metronome to members of the Falcon Sound, the competitive marching band at Charles W. Fla
Miami senior residents without water for over a week
After a pipe burst on Aug. 1, managers emailed Town Park Village residents, suggesting they find somewhere else to stay.
Miami man arrested for stalking ex back behind bars as videos show him at...
A Miami man previously arrested for stalking his ex-girlfriend and putting a tracking device on her car is back behind bars as newly-obtained videos show him outside her home last year. Alfredo Cedeno, 36, was booked into jail last week for allegedly violating probation by not staying away from the...
1 hospitalized, 1 at large after shooting at northwest Miami-Dade gas station
MDSO said that this occurred at the Mobil gas station located at Northwest 103rd Street and 12th Avenue.
Stolen statue honoring boy who died from rare cancer recovered
A statue honoring a young boy who died from a rare cancer that was stolen over the weekend in Miami Lakes has been recovered, his parents said Wednesday. The Jakey Duque statue was stolen Sunday from the park that bears his name near Northwest 154th Street and Northwest 89th Avenue.
Loved by Taylor Swift and Oprah Winfrey, NYC’s famous Levain Bakery is bringing its...
Cookie lovers in the city, do we have news for you! Levain Bakery, the beloved New York City spot famous for its ooey-gooey cookies, is planning to open its first Miami location right in the heart of Coconut Grove. Founded in 1995 by Pam Weekes and Connie McDonald, Levain started...
Blind South Florida man facing homelessness
When a South Florida man’s lease was not being renewed, he found a new apartment. But just before he was set to move in, the homeowners association told him his landlord had unpaid fees and the deal fell through. He was days from being homeless, and then he called Help Me Howard with Brandon Beyer.
Miami woman faces denaturalization after jury says she lied about her criminal past
A naturalized Cuban-American woman in Miami is expected to lose her U.S. citizenship after a federal jury found she lied on an application form about her criminal history defrauding the nation’s healthcare system for the elderly. Tania Rosa Rodriguez, 57, was found guilty last week of fraudulently obtaining her citizen
Miami’s tallest tower keeps moving the finish line
The Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences Miami was designed to be the skyline’s exclamation point: 100 stories of offset glass cubes rising at 300 Biscayne Boulevard, 1,049 feet above sea level, and expected to become Florida’s tallest building. Early brokerage marketing in 2021 estimated completion around summer 2025. I
