The first eight of 136 Metrorail cars to replace Miami-Dade’s metro fleet are in various stages of testing, the Department of Transportation and Public Works says. The first train is…
On Nov. 1, El Al will fly its first passengers from Miami to Tel Aviv through its new route at the Miami International Airport. MIA has been in contact with…
Armando Bucelo says he is ‘never bored,’ and is always working to make Miami an even more vibrant community. Mr. Bucelo was appointed to the Board of Trustees of Miami…
In Norman Braman’s conference room you will find those things closest to his heart: a revolutionary war flag from 1777 and a framed, handwritten note from his granddaughter, reminding him…
After years of short-term extensions, the fate of the EB-5 investor visa program is still unknown among local and national experts, but most agree that dramatic changes to the program…
Though Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Giménez requested that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) cover the full cost of debris removal from the county, FEMA doesn’t cover the cost of replanting…
When out of session for the Florida House of Representatives, José Oliva runs his family cigar company and prioritizes time with his wife and three children. “My favorite part of…
While Miami-Dade County officials are hard at work recovering from Hurricane Irma, the county still doesn’t know who is to foot the bill for the preparations and pick-up, and it…
After directing Miami-Dade County’s Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department for only two months, Maria Nardi is leading the cleanup and recovery effort of 270 parks, 20 miles of roads,…
Brian San Miguel has been market president of BB&T in Miami-Dade for just over a year, and is committed to keeping his strategy simple. His clients are at the forefront…
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