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Swim Week brings more than 20 events at 10 venues

Swim Week brings more than 20 events at 10 venues

The Miami Swim Week – The Shows 2026, a global destination for swim and resort fashion, returns to Mondrian South Beach Miami. Starting May 25, the swim week festival is entering a new chapter. It…

$450 million Miami public safety bond returning for action

$450 million Miami public safety bond returning for action

A $450 million bond proposal to rebuild Miami’s aging police, fire and public safety facilities was delayed again over concerns about total project costs, running up against a ticking clock to qualify for an August…

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County to return 32 acres to strengthen Homestead Air Reserve Base

County to return 32 acres to strengthen Homestead Air Reserve Base

To aid the Air Force in securing the runway at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Miami-Dade is moving ahead to return to the federal government 32…

Mental health center OK sidetracked for a Jackson Health review

Mental health center OK sidetracked for a Jackson Health review

The Miami Center for Mental Health and Recovery, which is completed and long has awaited an opening, took another twist Tuesday when county commission Chairman…

Coral Gables balks at long-term Underline cost jump

Coral Gables balks at long-term Underline cost jump

Coral Gables officials have agreed to look into the shifted Underline fee agreement with Miami-Dade County that see the city’s costs for the project’s maintenance…

New traffic patterns set in Signature Bridge project

New traffic patterns set in Signature Bridge project

Work has resumed on major portions of the sprawling construction project to reshape and rebuild I-395 and connecting routes over the Miami River and snaking…

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Opinion

In ban on diversity aims, the cure is worse than the disease

In ban on diversity aims, the cure is worse than the disease

I’ve never been a fan of diversity, equity and inclusion rules, not because I take issue with their aims but because they employ the hand of government to try to force decent and fair behavior that actually would take better hold without wielding a club. But as much as I’ve opposed such heavy-handed rules, they’re just a mild intrusion compared to a new Florida law that’s geared to wipe diversity, equity and inclusion off the…

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Rafael Reyes: Directing US Construction in broad reach in Miami-Dade

Rafael Reyes: Directing US Construction in broad reach in Miami-Dade

In a city defined by bold restaurants, nightlife, and luxury destinations, Rafael Reyes has built many of the spaces that define Miami’s lifestyle. As president of US Construction, Mr. Reyes is the force behind some of South Florida’s most recognizable hospitality and entertainment venues, known for delivering complex, design-forward projects on accelerated timelines. From the rapid transformation of the Rusty Pelican to over 60 major builds at Miami International Airport and headline-making projects at Miami…

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Real Estate

Real REMAX, with 180,000 agents, plans Miami headquarters

Real REMAX, with 180,000 agents, plans Miami headquarters

Miami is to become headquarters of a new technology-enabled global real estate platform named Real REMAX Group that formed last week in the uniting of RE/MAX and the Real Brokerage. The combined company has nearly…

Government

County to return 32 acres to strengthen Homestead Air Reserve Base

County to return 32 acres to strengthen Homestead Air Reserve Base

To aid the Air Force in securing the runway at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Miami-Dade is moving ahead to return to the federal government 32 of the acres it was given next door to the…

Business & Finance

Software snafu turns into hardball amid county threats

Software snafu turns into hardball amid county threats

A county committee’s quest last week to unravel a contract snafu turned into a question not of how to fix a flawed process but of which county entity should choose the winner of the big-ticket…

Communities

Coral Gables balks at long-term Underline cost jump

Coral Gables balks at long-term Underline cost jump

Coral Gables officials have agreed to look into the shifted Underline fee agreement with Miami-Dade County that see the city’s costs for the project’s maintenance rising to about $1 million a year. At Tuesday’s meeting,…

Arts & Culture

City OKs expansion funds for Coral Gables Art Cinema

City OKs expansion funds for Coral Gables Art Cinema

Coral Gables officials on Tuesday approved allocating additional funds toward expansion of the Coral Gables Art Cinema. The Coral Gables Art Cinema is set to receive $100,000 to cover the funding cap it has experienced…

Education

Centralized public records system pushed in Miami

Centralized public records system pushed in Miami

Residents could soon gain a clearer window into how Miami government’s decisions are tracked and how public meetings unfold under a new web portal that would centralize records, recordings and accountability in one searchable online…

Healthcare

Mental health center OK sidetracked for a Jackson Health review

Mental health center OK sidetracked for a Jackson Health review

The Miami Center for Mental Health and Recovery, which is completed and long has awaited an opening, took another twist Tuesday when county commission Chairman Anthony Rodriguez moved to direct the county’s Jackson Health System…

Transportation

New traffic patterns set in Signature Bridge project

New traffic patterns set in Signature Bridge project

Work has resumed on major portions of the sprawling construction project to reshape and rebuild I-395 and connecting routes over the Miami River and snaking through Downtown Miami, reports the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT).…

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