Miami Marine Stadium Deal Advances: City Selects Operator, Eyes November Voter Approval

The City of Miami is taking a significant step closer to breathing new life into the iconic, yet long-shuttered, Miami Marine Stadium. After years of planning, advocacy, and stalled initiatives, the city has officially selected Global Spectrum L.P. as the private operator tasked with managing and revitalizing the historic waterfront venue. This development paves the…

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Miami Deploys Heat Sensors in Vulnerable Neighborhoods to Quantify and Combat Escalating Extreme Heat Crisis

Miami, a city perpetually associated with sunshine and warmth, is now confronting a far more dangerous reality: extreme heat. As temperatures consistently break records and heat advisories become a summer staple, a new initiative is underway to capture the granular truth of how this escalating crisis impacts residents, particularly in its most vulnerable communities. This…

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Iconic Miami Restaurant ‘La Esquina de la Fama’ Engulfed in Flames; Owners Vow to Rebuild Amidst Community Support

A fierce fire tore through “La Esquina de la Fama,” an iconic and beloved restaurant in Miami’s vibrant Little Havana neighborhood, on Monday afternoon, August 26, 2025. The blaze, which erupted around 4:00 p.m., caused substantial structural damage and significant material losses, leaving the community stunned by the devastation of this cultural landmark. The Blaze…

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Bicyclist Fatally Struck in Northwest Miami-Dade Hit-and-Run; Authorities Seek Public’s Assistance

A devastating hit-and-run incident has claimed the life of a bicyclist in northwest Miami-Dade, prompting an urgent appeal from the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office (MDSO) for public assistance in locating the suspect vehicle and driver. The fatal crash occurred late Monday night, approximately 11:53 p.m., near the intersection of Northwest 12th Avenue and 103rd Street. Deputies…

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Miami Stabbing: Man Drives Self to Hospital After Incident in Little Havana; Police Seek Public’s Aid

MIAMI, FL – Early Monday morning, August 25, 2025, the Miami Police Department responded to Jackson Memorial Hospital following the arrival of a man with a stab wound, initiating an investigation into a violent incident believed to have occurred in the city’s Little Havana neighborhood. Discovery at Jackson Memorial Hospital At approximately 12:36 a.m. on…

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Miami’s Gridlock: A Deep Dive into the Traffic Crisis, Its Roots, and the Quest for Solutions

Miami’s Gridlock: A Deep Dive into the Traffic Crisis, Its Roots, and the Quest for Solutions Miami, a city renowned for its vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and economic dynamism, consistently grapples with a less glamorous distinction: persistent and often crippling traffic congestion. The daily grind on its roadways is a stark reality for residents and…

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Miami Sellers’ Strategic Pause: Delistings Surge as Homeowners Await Optimal Returns

In a significant shift within the current real estate landscape, Miami is leading the nation in the rate of home delistings, a trend driven by sellers strategically withdrawing their properties from the market rather than accepting lower prices. This phenomenon, detailed in recent reports, highlights a growing number of homeowners opting to wait for more…

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Miami’s Gridlock: A Deep Dive into South Florida’s Escalating Traffic Crisis and the Quest for Sustainable Mobility

Miami, a vibrant global hub renowned for its stunning beaches and dynamic culture, is increasingly defined by another, less glamorous characteristic: its pervasive and worsening traffic congestion. What was once an inconvenience has escalated into a significant economic burden and a major detractor from residents’ quality of life, drawing sharp contrasts for those accustomed to…

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Federal Judge Orders ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ to Wind Down Amid Environmental Concerns; Miami-Dade Mayor Welcomes Ruling

Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava has welcomed a federal judge’s decision to order the shutdown of the controversial ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades. The ruling, which cites significant environmental damage and a lack of proper review, mandates that the facility cease operations within 60 days, marking a critical moment in the…

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