Emily Carter

Emily Carter is a dedicated journalist with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Florida State University. With a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for local issues, she covers a wide range of topics at Miami Weekly, including Current Affairs and Trendmakers. Born and raised in Florida, Emily brings a deep understanding of the state's culture and people, delivering news that resonates with the Miami community. Known for her thorough reporting, Emily is adept at covering everything from community events to investigative pieces, connecting with readers through authentic and engaging content that highlights the heart of Miami’s local stories.

Miami Gardens Police Chief Defends Against Discrimination Claims in Federal Lawsuit

Miami Gardens Police Chief Faces Discrimination Allegations Miami Gardens Police Chief Delma Noel-Pratt is currently defending against accusations of discrimination lodged against her and the Miami Gardens Police Department. These allegations have emerged from a federal lawsuit filed by a former police officer. The lawsuit paints a picture of a challenging work environment and raises…

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Cashless Transactions in Florida: Navigating State and Local Regulations

Cashless Transactions in Florida: Navigating State and Local Regulations In the evolving landscape of commerce, the prevalence of cashless transactions has spurred questions regarding legality and accessibility. This article examines the legal framework surrounding a business’s ability to refuse cash payments in Florida, focusing on the interplay between state and local regulations and the implications…

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Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Calls on Lawmakers to Release $35 Million in Frozen Funds Amid Budgetary Constraints

Miami-Dade Schools Face Financial Hurdles, Superintendent Advocates for Relief MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FL – Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent, Jose Dotres, is urgently calling on state lawmakers to release $35 million in frozen funds. This critical appeal underscores the significant financial challenges currently confronting the school district. Dotres has been actively advocating on behalf of the…

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Marlins Face Infield Adjustment as Connor Norby Ruled Out After Wrist Surgery

Marlins’ Infield Adjusts Following Norby’s Wrist Surgery MIAMI, FL – The Miami Marlins will be without third baseman Connor Norby for an extended period following wrist surgery, the team announced on July 17, 2025. The announcement has prompted the Marlins to consider strategic adjustments to their infield lineup and overall game strategies in the coming…

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Black Promoters Collective Achieves Record-Breaking First Half in 2025, Surpassing $100 Million in Projected Revenue

The Black Promoters Collective (BPC), a live entertainment company, is marking a successful first half of 2025, anticipating revenue exceeding $100 million. The company, which is Black-owned, has organized a variety of live events, including the annual Jazz in the Gardens festival. The festival, held in March, attracted over 35,000 attendees and received recognition from…

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Streaming Guide: Action, Comedy, and Horror Dominate New PVOD and Streaming Releases

Several new movies are making their debut on various streaming platforms this week, offering a diverse selection of genres from action to comedy to horror. The availability of these titles on both Premium Video on Demand (PVOD) and subscription-based streaming services provides viewers with multiple options for enjoying these films from the comfort of their…

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