Miami-Dade receives Cuba’s fatal shooting news with mistrust
MIAMI — At Miami’s Little Havana, there was speculation about the Cuban government’s motives for reporting on Wednesday that a fatal shooting at sea was related to a Florida-registered boat. Along Eighth Street, outside La Ventanita at Versailles, Gus Garcia was among the Cuban Americans in Miami-Dade...
Youth Music Festivals return to Miami Gardens and South Dade
Arts Access Miami (AAM) is presenting two free music festivals in Miami Gardens and South Dade that will feature an array of local musical talent, ranging from kindergartners to high school seniors. The festivals will also feature food vendors, interactive experiences and community connections. Miami Gardens Youth...
Miami attorney Loreal Arscott challenges inequality and champions diversity in law
From Carol City to the courtroom, attorney Loreal Arscott is dismantling misconceptions about affirmative action and reshaping ideas of female success one case at a time. The accomplished advocate and mother of two has devoted her life to helping those without a voice, and she never misses an opportunity to help her...
This Former Miami Mayor Was a Successful Immigrant — But the Government Says He...
All eyes are on one former North Miami mayor after a jaw-dropping federal lawsuit threatens to upend his reputation and his status as a U.S. citizen. And the whole thing involves a dual identity that feels like something out of a movie!. Suggested Reading. The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed...
MDSO: Man accused of trying to enter Miami Lakes homes; deputies find him armed...
MIAMI LAKES, Fla. — A 39-year-old man from Hialeah was arrested Monday on accusations that he tried to enter two homes in Miami Lakes. According to an arrest report from the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, the incidents occurred Monday night along Kilmarnock Drive and were captured on the victims’ home security cameras.
Federal lawsuit accuses Miami-Dade Housing leaders of discrimination and retaliation
A Miami-Dade County employee has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the county and two department leaders of retaliation, discrimination, and violating his constitutional rights after he raised concerns about workplace governance. David Arnold Gray, a business architect in the Miami-Dade Department of Housing and...
Hog‑Tied In Jail, Ex‑FIU Student From Italy Sues North Miami Beach Cops
A late-night arrest outside a North Miami Beach strip club has turned into an international flashpoint and a fresh lawsuit, with former Florida International University hospitality student Matteo Falcinelli accusing local police of hog-tying him in a holding cell and wrecking his life. Falcinelli has sued both the...
Florida’s National Fire Races Toward I-75 in Alligator Alley as Thick Smoke and Flames...
Florida — A dangerous wildfire situation is unfolding in Alligator Alley, where the National Fire is burning out of control and advancing toward Interstate 75, one of South Florida’s most critical travel corridors. Images from the scene show thick plumes of dark smoke rising just yards from the...
Donut Brand Opening Miramar Location
MIRAMAR, FL — Yonutz is targeting a late spring opening at 2933 SW 160th Ave, Miramar, FL 33027, introducing its viral dessert concept and Yo Clawz arcade experience to The Fountains of Miramar. Franchisor Tony Bahu told Business Debut the location will be owned and operated by franchisee Rashid Elghoul, a Miramar...
Miami Seniors Hit Property Tax Jackpot With Full City Rebate
Miami just delivered a major win for older homeowners: eligible residents 65 and up who homestead their primary residence will get a 100% rebate of the city’s portion of their property tax bill under a new Senior Citizen Tax Relief Program. The city rolled out the news on its official X account on Feb. 24, 2026,...

















