Daniel Kim

Daniel Kim is the Editor-in-Chief of Miami Weekly, bringing a wealth of knowledge and leadership to the publication. Born and raised in the U.S., Daniel is of mixed heritage, with both Asian and Caucasian roots, giving him a unique perspective in his editorial approach. He holds a Master’s degree in Journalism from the University of Oregon, where he honed his skills in writing, editing, and content management. With years of experience in the industry, Daniel oversees all aspects of the publication, ensuring high-quality content across all sections. His commitment to journalistic integrity and passion for storytelling drives Miami Weekly's mission to deliver news, features, and entertainment that resonates with its readers.

Miami Airport Tragedy: Investigators Probe Fatal Amazon Cargo Crash

The aviation industry is reeling following a catastrophic incident on Sunday afternoon, when an Amazon-contracted cargo plane overran a runway at Miami International Airport (MIA), resulting in a collision with ground vehicles and at least five fatalities. As first responders continue to secure the scene, investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) have launched…

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Streaming Alert: ‘The Paper’ S2, New Bloc Party & Halloween Gaming

The entertainment landscape for the week of September 7, 2026, marks a distinct turning point as streaming platforms begin their aggressive push toward the year-end content cycle. For viewers and gamers alike, this week is defined by a blend of long-awaited narrative returns, international cultural exports, and the early onset of autumn-themed interactive entertainment. Whether…

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Biscayne 21 Holdouts Win $50M Settlement in Condo War

The long-standing impasse at the Biscayne 21 condominium in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood has finally reached a definitive resolution. Developer Two Roads Development has finalized a settlement agreement with 10 remaining unit owners, securing a $50 million payout that effectively ends a grueling three-year legal conflict. This development not only provides a massive financial windfall for…

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Miami Voters Set to Decide Fate of $80M Marina Redevelopment

A Miami-Dade Circuit Court judge has officially dismissed a legal challenge aimed at blocking a November referendum, clearing a significant hurdle for the City of Miami’s ambitious plan to modernize the Rickenbacker Marina. This pivotal court ruling shifts the decision-making process directly to the city’s electorate, who will now determine whether the $80 million redevelopment…

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Florida Health Alert: Cyclosporiasis Cases Surge Amid New Outbreak

Health authorities have confirmed a concerning surge in cyclosporiasis cases across Florida, with nearly 100 new infections reported within the last week. As the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) ramps up its investigation, public health officials are working to contain the spread of this foodborne illness. Miami-Dade County remains a significant hotspot, having recorded 39…

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Miami Fraternity Hazing Probe: 3 Arrested in Felony Case

Three individuals have been taken into custody in Miami-Dade County, facing significant felony charges linked to an alleged fraternity hazing incident that resulted in severe physical injuries requiring hospitalization. The arrests, stemming from an exhaustive law enforcement investigation, underscore the persistent crisis regarding hazing culture within university organizations. As authorities process the suspects, the broader…

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Florida Health Crackdown: 7 Restaurants Shut Over Safety Hazards

State inspectors have launched a sweeping enforcement action across South Florida this week, resulting in the emergency closure of seven local dining establishments. The forced shutdowns come as a direct response to a string of “high-priority” health code violations that regulators deemed an immediate threat to the public, including the presence of moldy pork, contaminated…

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Miami Election Vacancy Vote Stalled

Miami Election Vacancy Vote Stalled

The Miami City Commission has deferred a proposal that would have mandated special elections to fill future mayoral and commission vacancies, a move that would have eliminated the city’s ability to appoint replacements. The decision was made on July 9, when the commission voted to defer the charter amendment, which would have been presented to…

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