Miami Carnival returns to celebrate Caribbean culture with plumage costume pageantry, dancing and fun
Miami-Broward Carnival is gearing up for its annual party, packed with culture and tons of bling. The multiple day celebrations include tons of food, entertainment and a parade full of feathery costumes that could make a peacock jealous. We’ve got a sneak peek of the grand looks and they scream the bigger the...
Miami Police Arrest Three in $30K Jewelry Heist After Brickell Bridge Crash
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South Florida sees several streets flooded as slow-moving storms hit coastal cities
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$1 Million & Up Condo Sales Surge in Miami-Dade
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Miami Carnival faces economic challenges but keeps the celebration alive
The four-day event, expected to draw nearly 100,000 attendees, showcases Caribbean culture through music, food and art.