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.

Stephi Stegman: Miami Honor Highlights a Global Icon’s Journey of Resilience and Empowerment

Miami, a vibrant hub of culture and opportunity, recently shone a spotlight on Paraguayan model and entrepreneur Stephi Stegman, who received a prestigious recognition at the `She Inspires Miami` event. This special edition by Imagen Miami magazine celebrated 15 powerful women making significant strides in advancing the city. Stegman’s acknowledgment transcends a simple accolade, underscoring…

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Fontainebleau Miami Beach to Make a Splash with Mega Water Park, Redefining Luxury Family Travel

Miami Beach’s iconic Fontainebleau hotel is embarking on one of its most ambitious transformations to date, with plans to introduce a sprawling water park featuring 11 slides, including a towering 120-foot attraction, to its renowned pool deck. This significant undertaking marks a strategic pivot for the luxury resort, aiming to attract a broader demographic of…

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Federal Judge Orders ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Detention Center Closure, Citing Environmental Harm and Lack of Oversight

Federal Judge Orders ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Detention Center Closure, Citing Environmental Harm and Lack of Oversight AIn a landmark decision shaping the future of immigration detention and environmental protection in Florida, a federal judge has ordered the controversial detention facility widely known as ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ to wind down operations within the next 60 days. U.S. District…

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Everglades Wildfire “Mile Marker 39” Grows to 48,000 Acres, Reaches 60% Containment Amid Air Quality Alerts

The “Mile Marker 39” wildfire, a significant blaze consuming the Florida Everglades, has expanded to approximately 48,000 acres and is now reported to be 60% contained as of Saturday, August 23, 2025. This wildfire, which began on August 18, has become the largest of the year in Florida, drawing considerable attention due to its size…

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Miami Influencer Eileen Morales Ignites Fiery Debate on Maternal Sacrifice and Cuban Exile Realities

In the vibrant Cuban diaspora community of Miami, a powerful and deeply personal TikTok video by influencer Eileen Morales, known as @lacubanatiktok, has ignited a fervent viral debate, forcing a raw public conversation about the excruciating choices faced by Cuban mothers who emigrate to the United States. Morales’s tearful and defiant response to accusations of…

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Showdown in the Sunshine State: Miami Beach Fights to Keep its Iconic Rainbow Crosswalk Amidst Statewide Directive

Miami Beach finds itself at the forefront of a burgeoning statewide controversy as Commissioner Laura Dominguez publicly slammed Florida state officials for demanding the removal of the city’s beloved LGBTQ Pride crosswalk on Ocean Drive. This trending development signals a deepening ideological divide between local governance and state mandates, setting the stage for a significant…

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Authoritarian Echoes: McEntarfer Firing Signals a War on Economic Truth

In a move that raises serious concerns about the integrity of economic data and the administration’s respect for institutional norms, Steven McEntarfer, a Treasury Department official, has been fired. This action, viewed by many as another step in an authoritarian pattern, has significant implications for the nation’s economic health and stability. The Degradation of Labor…

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Fatal Hit-and-Run in Miami-Dade: Authorities Seek Driver of Gray Toyota Tundra After 69-Year-Old Man Killed

Community Gripped by Fatal Hit-and-Run Miami-Dade, FL – A devastating hit-and-run incident has left a 69-year-old man dead, prompting an urgent manhunt for the driver responsible. Enrique De Moya was fatally struck on Saturday, August 2, as he crossed the street at the intersection of Northwest 131st Street and Northwest Seventh Avenue. The Miami-Dade Police…

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Miami-Dade Firefighters Union Threatens Legal Action Over Proposed Budget

Firefighters Union Vows Legal Action Over Miami-Dade Budget Miami-Dade County is facing a significant challenge to its upcoming fiscal year budget as the Metro-Dade Firefighters Union Local 1403 announces its intent to pursue legal action. The union contends that the proposed budget unfairly burdens Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) with the multi-million dollar cost of operating…

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