Things to do in Miami: Juneteenth, Pride, World Cup
From World Cup watch parties to ongoing Pride celebrations , there are tons of activities happening in Miami this weekend. Friday is also Juneteenth , and we've included a few events to help you honor the occasion. Salsa Z: The monthly dance series is back this month with a special World Cup pre-game and dance class at
Billionaire Ken Griffin expands Brickell footprint with apartments, more offices
Miami’s hometown billionaire Ken Griffin is expanding the footprint of his multibillion-dollar Brickell development project. The founder and CEO of the hedge fund Citadel is planning to build a 300-unit apartment building with a 1,420-space parking garage on a lot Griffin owns near his planned office tower , Bloomberg
Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez Revokes Local Business Tax Receipts Following Federal Cuba Trade Investigation
The Miami-Dade County Tax Collector says businesses engaged in unauthorized commerce with Cuba will face consequences as federal, state, and local authorities continue reviewing compliance requirements. Questions surrounding international trade compliance, federal regulations, and business accountability are once again
Up to $5,000 in Free Cash for Small Businesses
What small business can’t use a little extra FREE cash?. That’s the promise from the District 6 Small Business Grant Program sponsored by Miami-Dade County Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis. Up to $5,000 available for eligible small businesses. To qualify, you must attend one of the two upcoming workshops....
Miami-Dade school superintendent search draws leaders from across U.S.
Education leaders from across the country, and a handful of South Florida stalwarts, were among the 21 applicants to lead Miami-Dade County Public Schools. According to materials from the district released to the Herald, superintendents from large districts elsewhere in the country, a former state secretary of educatio
Miami-Dade wildfires explode in size as smoke billows into communities
Firefighters have been facing brutal conditions due to the extreme heat and air quality.
Police investigate “street takeover’ after men assaulted in Broward
Witnesses captured the incident on cell phone video, which shows a group of cyclists weaving through traffic and blocking vehicles.
Rodents among stadium area eatery’s violations the day of Miami World Cup game
Nobody got a red card during Monday’s Uruguay-Saudi Arabia World Cup game at Hard Rock Stadium, but state inspectors did the equivalent earlier in the day to a stadium-area restaurant. Rodent poop, filthy restrooms and olfactory assault got the Sonic Drive In at 2699 NW 199th St., across a street from the stadium, shut
Edwin Lopez sworn in as new Miami Police chief, pledges to lead from the...
MIAMI (WSVN) - A new top police officer is taking over the City of Miami Police Department. A swearing-in ceremony for Edwin Lopez was held at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts on Tuesday morning. Lopez’s ceremony was attended by a who’s who of Miami-Dade County area leaders...
Judge wins fight to open a Miami mental-health center as an alternative to jail
A long-stalled mental health center for criminal offenders on Tuesday won approval to open from the Miami-Dade County Commission, which opted to put off decisions on how to pay for the facility once one-time revenue sources are exhausted. Championed by Steve Leifman, a retired judge, the Miami Center for Mental Health

















