Jonathan Pierre

Jonathan Pierre was born in Florida but moved to Washington when he was young, where he attended Washington University on a soccer scholarship and earned his degree in Business. After years of braving the cooler climate, Jonathan returned to Florida, craving the warm weather and the constant availability of outdoor soccer games. At Miami Weekly, he covers a wide range of topics, writing for 305 Sports Zone, Trendmakers, and Current Affairs. His passion for sports, music, and business brings a dynamic perspective to his articles, allowing him to seamlessly connect the worlds of athletics, entrepreneurship, and global events. With a sharp eye for emerging trends and a deep understanding of current affairs, Jonathan’s unique blend of business acumen and journalistic insight makes him a versatile and trusted voice for the publication.

Allapattah Targets 5 A.M. Nightlife: Miami’s New Growth Hub

The Miami City Commission is currently navigating a high-stakes proposal to designate a 12-acre parcel in Allapattah as a ‘late-night entertainment district.’ This initiative is not merely a zoning change; it represents a fundamental shift in the city’s economic strategy, effectively attempting to export the success of the Wynwood and Brickell nightlife models into one…

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Countdown to Midnight: Miami-Dade’s Final Registration Push

As the November 3 General Election approaches, the Miami-Dade County Elections Department is undertaking a critical, high-stakes operation to ensure every eligible resident has the opportunity to register. With the official deadline set for Monday, October 5, officials have announced that the Elections Headquarters will remain open until midnight, providing a final, crucial window for…

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No. 6 Miami Primed for Saturday Homecoming Against CMU

After enduring an unconventional and physically taxing stretch of three consecutive weeknight games, the No. 6 Miami Hurricanes are finally returning to the rhythms of traditional college football. This Saturday, the team marks their long-awaited homecoming at Hard Rock Stadium, where they will face the Central Michigan Chippewas in a non-conference matchup that carries significant…

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Herald Endorses Baez-Geller for District 27

The Miami Herald Editorial Board has formally weighed in on the U.S. House District 27 contest, issuing a decisive endorsement for Democratic challenger Lucia Baez-Geller over the Republican incumbent, U.S. Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar. This strategic recommendation arrives as the general election season enters its final, frantic stretch, setting the stage for a critical referendum…

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Ocean Drive’s New Era: Miami Beach Votes to Permanently Ban Cars

In a decisive 7-0 vote that signals a permanent evolution for one of the world’s most famous thoroughfares, the Miami Beach City Commission has officially approved plans to restrict vehicular traffic on Ocean Drive from Thanksgiving through March. This landmark decision aims to transform the street, long synonymous with both vibrant nightlife and gridlocked congestion,…

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Tragedy at MIA: 5 Dead After Amazon Cargo Plane Runway Overrun

On September 6, a devastating aviation incident occurred at Miami International Airport (MIA) when a Boeing 767 cargo aircraft, operating for Amazon Prime Air, failed to remain on the runway during landing procedures. The aircraft barreled off the tarmac, colliding with ground support vehicles before erupting into a catastrophic fire. Authorities have confirmed that at…

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