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 SWAT Seizes 200 Lbs of Drugs in Store Raid

Miami SWAT officers executed a raid on a local shop, uncovering approximately 200 pounds of illicit drugs following an extensive undercover investigation. The operation culminated in a significant bust, highlighting the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat drug trafficking within the community. Key Highlights: Miami SWAT executed a raid on a retail establishment. Approximately…

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Motek Launches 9th Spot in Midtown Miami

Motek, the popular Mediterranean and Middle Eastern eatery, has officially opened its ninth location in the vibrant Midtown Miami neighborhood. This new outpost brings its acclaimed culinary offerings, including its signature dishes and the highly anticipated new Sesame Bakery, to a fresh set of diners. Key Highlights: Motek’s ninth restaurant location is now open in…

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Miami Beach Fights State Over Development Bill

Miami Beach officials are urging Tallahassee to reject a controversial development bill that they argue threatens the city’s unique character and local control. The proposed legislation, which has moved through the state legislature, could override local zoning ordinances and pave the way for large-scale developments that many residents and city leaders believe are incompatible with…

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Florida Faces Water Woes: Algae Blooms Threaten State

Florida is once again grappling with the pervasive threat of harmful algal blooms, particularly concerning the cyanobacteria responsible for toxic “blue-green algae.” These blooms, fueled by nutrient-rich runoff and warm water temperatures, are posing significant risks to public health, aquatic ecosystems, and the state’s vital tourism industry. Residents and environmental agencies are bracing for another…

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Trending Miami News: Ex-North Miami Mayor Faces Citizenship Revocation Over Alleged 30-Year Identity Fraud

Federal prosecutors are moving to revoke U.S. citizenship. The target is Philippe Bien-Aime. He is the former mayor of North Miami. The U.S. Department of Justice filed a civil complaint. This action occurred in a Miami federal court. It alleges Bien-Aime obtained citizenship through fraud. He is accused of hiding his identity for decades. This…

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