6 of the most puzzling escape rooms in Miami to test your wits and...
Whether it’s space exploration, pulling off the ultimate heist or investigating government secrets, there’s an escape room in Miami to test your intelligence and teamwork. They make for an ideal date night, rainy-day backup plan and the perfect team-building exercise. But will you seamlessly crack the codes or will you
A Parent’s Guide To Visiting Miami Car Shows
Car shows can be a fun, low-pressure outing for Miami families, even when parents are not serious car enthusiasts. They give kids something colorful to explore while introducing them to car history and the local community. For families looking for a guide to visiting Miami car shows, the best advice is simple: keep the
What’s going up: Affordable housing on school district property
Here's the latest development news around the city. A local developer is hoping to build affordable housing on a portion of a Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts, a Miami-Dade County Public School. Application plans include 364 income-restricted apartments in a three-story building, a clubhouse and a pool....
Roaches inside the rice! Plus rodent and roach issues at Westland Mall
This week’s Dirty Dining inspections uncovered some stomach-turning surprises!. The unsavory surprises included roaches in the rice, rodent droppings, flies contaminating food, a sewage backup in a food prep area, and even a restaurant with no sink or dishwasher to clean its dishes. Inspectors ordered the kitchens to c
‘A danger to American society’: Miami pastors sound alarm on Christian nationalism
In a Coral Gables church hall last July a group of progressive pastors gathered for a panel that drew an attentive crowd of middle aged locals. Their discussion centered on what they described as an urgent issue facing the nation and they singled out Christian nationalism Miami as a force they believe undermines core d
3 men arrested in alleged fraternity hazing investigation in Miami-Dade
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — Three men are facing felony charges after authorities said they carried out a fraternity hazing incident involving prolonged beatings with canes and paddles that left victims hospitalized. Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle, Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz and Sweetwat
Inside the ‘World’s First Human Optimization Residence’
The jaw-dropping penthouse was “intentionally designed to enhance longevity, recovery and everyday performance."
July 26: Sunday afternoon storms expected
If you have any outdoor plans today you should be prepared to get chased indoors especially this afternoon as showers and thunderstorms become likely. The seabreeze will trigger storms by early afternoon but instead of those storms tracking west like usual they’ll stall out nearby then head toward the east coast later
Miami-Dade school becomes Florida’s first technology innovation school
A Miami-Dade public school has become the first in Florida approved to operate under a new technology-focused model that allows students to progress based on what they have learned rather than how many hours they have spent in class. The Florida Board of Education approved Venetian Parc Academy as the...
Police in Miami search for missing endangered man
MIAMI — Authorities in Miami-Dade County are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing man they believe could be endangered. According to police, 65-year-old Benoni Eliezer Bey was last seen in Miami’s Liberty City area on Monday. He is described as a Black man around...

















