This Miami Beach Restaurant Feels Like a Trip to Greece with Whitewashed Vibes and...
There is a spot on Miami Beach where the food tastes like it was made somewhere along the Aegean coast, the poolside tables feel breezy and unhurried, and the live music drifts through the warm Florida air like something out of a travel documentary. Greek cuisine done right is a rare find in South Beach, where...
Miami City Hall’s Raise Factory Is Blowing Up the Budget
At Miami City Hall, a maze of union-negotiated raises, automatic “step” increases and manager-approved merit boosts has turned employee pay into the main character of the city budget. Salaries and benefits now eat up roughly three-quarters of operating spending, even as the overall operating budget has swelled into...
Man fatally shot in Hialeah, police say
A man was fatally shot in Hialeah on Saturday, police said. According to Hialeah Police, officers at around 7 a.m., arrived at 698 West 15th Street. At the scene, officers found an unresponsive man on the ground who was suffering from injuries. The man was pronounced dead by Hialeah Fire...
Miami police officer and suspect hospitalized after a shooting near Ultra Music Festival
Authorities said the man suffered non-life-threatening injuries, and the officer was also injured during the altercation.
Judge cites ‘stand your ground’ law in clearing 3 more Florida officers in shooting...
A South Florida judge has cleared three more police officers of wrongdoing in the shooting death of a UPS driver who had been taken hostage during a 2019 robbery. Broward Circuit Judge Ernest Kollra ruled Monday that officers Richard Santiesteban, Leslie Lee and Rodolfo Mirabal could not be prosecuted. The judge...
📅 Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board hearing May 12
The Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board will meet on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at 9 AM at City Hall (1700 Convention Center Drive, 3rd Floor) and online via Zoom. The board will review two applications:
A Trophy of Your Own: Engrave a Stella Artois Chalice Today
Personalize a Stella Artois chalice to remember the Miami Open with every pour. For two glorious weeks each year, tennis transforms Hard Rock Stadium. It’s 15 days of nonstop action: thrilling wins, heartbreaking losses, incredible eats, endless drinks, music, dancing, and celebration. But once the last ball is...
One dead after vessel accident in Biscayne Bay near Key Biscayne
Law enforcement with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) confirmed one person has died following a Saturday morning vessel accident in Biscayne Bay. The accident occurred north of the Nixon Beach sandbar, officials said. During the emergency response, traffic lanes were modified to allow...
New restaurants are popping up all over Miami-Dade. Here are a few to try
A wave of new dining spots is hitting Miami, from a 54th-floor Italian restaurant in Brickell to a cult-favorite chicken sandwich shop in Coral Gables. Here’s a look at what’s opening, where to find them and when you can go. Here are new places to put on your radar: The cult favorite chicken sandwich from New York is...
Miami Real Estate Market Insights | Miamees On Fire with Musibay, Zalewski & Hernandez
How is Miami’s real estate market evolving, and what does it mean for buyers, investors, and residents across South Florida? In this episode of Miamees On Fire , hosts Oscar Musibay (Lee & Associates) and Peter Zalewski (MiamiCondo.club) sit down with Daniel Hernandez, Real Estate Advisor at Compass , to break down...

















