5 adults, child and dog displaced after fire tears through Liberty City duplex
A Liberty City family is without a home after a fire tore through a Miami duplex on Saturday morning, officials said.
A Miami bakery can’t make new food after rodent and sanitizing problems
State inspectors on Thursday halted a Miami bakery from making and serving new food, and also threatened to stop food deliveries. That made Lakay Tropical Ice Cream & Bakery, 91 NE 54th St., a quiet place Saturday morning. “The Stop Use Orders issued for all open food processing and all equipment and utensils will...
Brownsville duplex fire leaves 6 residents, dog displaced
MIAMI — Six people and a dog were displaced after a fire broke out Saturday morning at a duplex in Miami-Dade County’s Brownsville neighborhood, authorities confirmed. Miami Fire Rescue said crews responded at 10:32 a.m. to a home near the 1800 block of Northwest 53rd Street, where crews found heavy smoke coming from...
New HistoryMiami Museum exhibition explores the human story of migrants in south Miami-Dade
HistoryMiami Museum has opened a powerful new photography exhibition, "Belonging in Transit," by Venezuelan-born artist Carlos Muñoz.It offers an intimate look at the migrant experience in South Florida. The exhibition, which opened last month and runs through March, is the culmination of three years of work set...
Million-Dollar Homes Are the New Norm in These Cities
At least 10% of all homes on the market are priced at $1 million and above—but, that price tag simply doesn’t buy what it used to.
Dec. 13: Increasing clouds with rain and storms tonight
High pressure that has given us dry, pleasant weather lately is moving away, and the next weathermaker is on the way. Clouds will thicken Saturday, with showers and a few thunderstorms arriving this evening and overnight, possibly continuing into early Sunday morning. I expect a break in the rain through midday...
Sweet Home Church program gives teens a safe space to gather
CUTLER BAY, Fla. — A new program at Sweet Home Church is giving teenagers a place to feel free, understood and welcomed. Called Club Surge — which stands for “Chosen, Love, Unshaken and Bold” — the initiative was started six months ago by youth pastor Donte Palmer with 100 students. The program has since grown to...
Florida to Build Multiple Skyscrapers to Become New York of the South
The Sunshine State's second most populous center is looking to achieve its goal of joining America’s club of supertall cities.
Miami Tops the Nation as the Hottest & One of the Most Expensive Rental...
A flood of high-earning professionals and limited supply makes the South Florida metro area the toughest place in the U.S. to find an apartment in 2025. By Senior Staff Writer, Edmond Thorne for OmniCom MultiMedia.
Miami Springs Resident Loses $39,000 in Alleged Contractor Scam; Police Urge Caution
Carlos Cabrera, 34, of Hialeah, was arrested by Miami Springs Police. He is accused of taking more than $39,000 from an elderly Miami Springs resident for remodeling work in 2023 and not completing the job. Cabrera faces charges of grand theft, exploitation of the elderly, and unlicensed contracting.
