Isabella Reyes

Originally from New Orleans, Isabella Reyes fell in love with Florida during her visits and decided to make it her permanent home. A graduate of the University of Texas with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication, focused in Journalism, Isabella brings her Southern charm and keen sense of style to Miami Weekly, where she covers Tastes of the Town, Miami Music Scene, Trendmakers, and Current Affairs. Her writing captures the vibrant pulse of Miami’s hottest spots while keeping readers informed on the latest trends and developments in the city. Whether she’s reporting on a new fashion trend or exploring Miami’s dynamic music scene, Isabella’s unique perspective and passion for storytelling make her a standout voice at the publication.

Miami Condo Manager, Contractor Charged in $185K Kickback Plot

The Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office has officially brought charges against a Hialeah-based property manager and a local construction contractor, uncovering a sophisticated $185,000 kickback scheme that was carefully concealed as a series of personal loans. This investigation, spearheaded by the state’s top prosecutors, peels back the curtain on the vulnerabilities inherent in condominium financial management—a…

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Jordan Lyle Ruled Out for Miami Hurricanes Season Opener

The Miami Hurricanes have officially confirmed that running back Jordan Lyle will not see the field during tonight’s highly anticipated season-opening contest against Stanford. While the program has made it clear that the exclusion is strictly non-injury related, the development forces an immediate pivot in coaching strategy for the Hurricanes’ backfield rotation. As the team…

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Indie Underground Festival Ignites Miami’s Legendary Churchill’s

The inaugural Indie Underground festival roared into life this past weekend, marking a significant milestone for the South Florida creative community. Hosted at the legendary Churchill’s Pub, the two-day event served as a high-octane showcase for over 40 local South Florida artists, ranging from experimental indie acts to underground sonic pioneers. Organized by the burgeoning…

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Florida Primaries: A Litmus Test for Trump’s Power

Florida’s August 23, 2022, primary elections served as a critical stress test for Donald Trump’s influence on his adopted home state, confirming his continued grip on the Republican Party’s ideological direction. As voters cast ballots in pivotal gubernatorial and congressional contests, the outcomes provided a definitive answer to a question that had dominated state politics…

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Health Alert: Miami Firm Recalls 29,000 lbs of Argentine Beef

A Miami-based food distributor has officially initiated a recall for approximately 29,000 pounds of imported Argentine beef, triggering an urgent review of meat safety compliance within the Florida and Texas markets. The recall, orchestrated by the distributor in coordination with federal oversight agencies, highlights critical lapses in the importation pipeline and the mandatory inspection protocols…

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