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 Brother Arrested as Gunman’s Deadly Allapattah Standoff Leaves Two Officers Injured

MIAMI, FL – Authorities have arrested and charged Alan Triana, the brother of the gunman involved in a deadly hours-long standoff that critically injured two Miami police officers in the Allapattah neighborhood. The escalating incident, which began Thursday morning, concluded with the suspect, identified as 27-year-old Mason Triana, found deceased inside his residence after a…

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Miami City Officials Urge County to Open Idle Mental Health Center Amid Funding Concerns

Miami city officials are escalating pressure on Miami-Dade County to inaugurate a substantial, fully constructed mental health facility that has remained idle due to ongoing funding debates. The city commission is poised to vote on a resolution calling for the immediate opening and operation of the Miami Center for Mental Health and Recovery, a project…

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Miami Implements Stricter Overnight Boat Anchoring Limits in Biscayne Bay Amid Environmental and Congestion Concerns

Miami, FL – The City of Miami is moving closer to enacting significant restrictions on overnight boat anchoring in Biscayne Bay, a move aimed at addressing growing concerns over environmental pollution, public safety, and waterway congestion. The proposed ordinance, set for review by the Miami City Commission, aligns with new state legislation empowering local governments…

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Miami Hurricanes Surge to No. 2 in AP Top 25, Highest Ranking Since 2017, Behind Undefeated Ohio State

Miami, FL – The Miami Hurricanes have made a dramatic leap in the national college football landscape, ascending to the No. 2 spot in the latest Associated Press Top 25 poll. This significant climb, announced Sunday, marks the program’s highest ranking since 2017 and places them just behind the dominant Ohio State Buckeyes, who retain…

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Lady Gaga Abruptly Postpones Miami ‘Mayhem Ball’ Concert Due to Severe Vocal Strain, Raising Concerns for Upcoming Shows and VMAs

Global music icon Lady Gaga has been forced to make the “hard and agonizing” decision to postpone her highly anticipated “Mayhem Ball” concert in Miami on Wednesday, September 3, 2025, just moments before it was scheduled to begin. The sudden cancellation, attributed to severe vocal strain, has cast a shadow over her immediate future performances,…

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Lady Gaga Postpones Miami ‘Mayhem Ball’ Concert Minutes Before Showtime Due to Severe Vocal Strain

Lady Gaga’s Miami ‘Mayhem Ball’ Concert Canceled Last Minute Due to Severe Vocal Strain MIAMI, FL – In a sudden and disappointing turn of events, global music icon Lady Gaga was forced to postpone her highly anticipated “Mayhem Ball” concert in Miami on September 4, 2025, mere moments before it was scheduled to begin. The…

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Motek’s Midtown Miami Arrival Signals Dynamic Restaurant Industry Shifts Amidst Acclaimed Closures

Motek Mediterranean restaurant is poised to open its newest location in the vibrant Midtown Miami neighborhood, taking over the former space of the critically acclaimed Maty’s Peruvian restaurant. This significant transition highlights the ever-evolving and dynamic nature of Miami’s bustling restaurant scene, marking a notable shift as a highly recognized establishment makes way for a…

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Miami Beach Defies State Mandate, Defends Rainbow Crosswalk Amid Funding Threats

Miami Beach has officially entered the fray in a growing conflict between Florida municipalities and the state over the removal of rainbow crosswalks. In a decisive move, Miami Beach city leaders voted unanimously to defend the vibrant rainbow crosswalk on Ocean Drive and 12th Street, directly defying a mandate from the Florida Department of Transportation…

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September 2025 Streaming Calendar: 26 Must-Watch New Shows and Movies Across Top Platforms

Get ready for a packed month of entertainment as September 2025 ushers in a wave of highly anticipated new shows, returning favorites, and compelling movies across the major streaming services. From gripping dramas and beloved sitcoms to thrilling spy adventures and animated spectacles, this fall’s lineup promises something for every viewer, solidifying the ongoing trend…

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