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Andy Warhol’s Portrait of Muhammad Ali Sold for $18 Million

This weekend, one of the art world’s biggest events returned to Florida. Art Basel Miami Beach featured a microcosm of the contemporary art world’s current trends, while also attracting protestors outside of the event who took issue with one of the art fair’s sponsors. Contemporary art wasn’t...
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Does it feel like midnight at 6 p.m.? Miami will see more daylight this...

It’s not even 6 p.m. and it’s dark in Miami. “It feels like midnight!” your loved one shouts from across the room. Yes it does. But longer days are coming. More daylight starts with the winter solstice. When we moved the clocks forward on Nov. 2, sunrise in Miami was at 6:30 a.m. and sunset at 5:38 p.m. The days will...
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This Miami steakhouse was just named one of the best restaurants of 2025

The Miami steakhouse that can do no wrong was named one of the best new restaurants in the country (again). In its latest issue, Esquire magazine announced its annual list of the best new restaurants in 2025 , and Sunny’s Steakhouse in Little River was the only Florida restaurant to make the list. The restaurant,...
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Miami-Dade deputies: 19-year-old man confesses to several robberies after armed carjacking in Opa-locka

OPA-LOCKA, Fla. — A 19-year-old man confessed to several robberies in Miami-Dade County after a carjacking on Sunday in Opa-locka, according to a Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputy’s report. A victim reported that he was cleaning his car on Sunday morning at the Chevron gas station, at 2200...
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Truck driver with “unconfirmed immigration status” arrested after stealing from same rig parked at...

A truck driver with “unconfirmed immigration status” was arrested on Monday after police determined that he stole from a semi truck parked at a Louisiana truck stop. Duson, Louisiana police were contacted about the theft on Friday, December 5th, and the truck driver suspect was arrested on Monday, December 8th after...
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Man faces attempted murder charge for brutal beating in downtown Miami, cops say

MIAMI — A 57-year-old homeless man is facing an attempted first-degree murder charge after Miami police said he severely beat another man lying on a downtown sidewalk early Friday morning. Leer en español. Investigators said they were sent to Northeast First Avenue and Second Street at around 5:30...
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Carollo Fan Charged with Battery for Billy Corben Phone Snatch

A Miami resident and Joe Carollo superfan is now facing a misdemeanor battery charge after she snatched documentary filmmaker and civic watchdog Billy Corben’s phone during a sunshine meeting at Miami City Hall in May. The Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office information packet, dated November 25, obtained by New...
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Ken Griffin Relocates Company HQ To Miami

Billionaire Ken Griffin is officially wrapping up his exit from Chicago as he prepares to sell his last remaining property in the city. The Citadel CEO, who moved his company’s headquarters to Miami in 2022, has now put his luxury condo at 800 North Michigan Avenue under contract, according to a spokesperson who...
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Miami church spotlights homelessness with photo exhibit

For over 40 years, unhoused people living in downtown Miami have turned to a nearby Methodist church for a meal, a cup of coffee and a hot shower. It’s a ministry project that First Church Miami calls “The Breakfast Club,” and it operates four mornings a week, serving over 150 homeless men and women living in the...
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Miami Lets Developers Buy Double Density with Climate Fund Contributions

A new Miami law would allow developers to build up to double the allowable density in certain neighborhoods if they agree to pay into the city’s Resilience Trust Fund, according to an article in The Real Deal. The trust fund is designed to pay for flood control and climate...

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