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Measles cases outpacing 2025 rate

Measles cases outpacing 2025 rate

As of April 18, there have been 131 confirmed cases of measles in Florida, with one confirmed case in Miami-Dade County, according to the latest available data from the Florida Department of Health. The airborne…

Nicklaus team performs Florida’s first partial heart transplant

Nicklaus team performs Florida’s first partial heart transplant

The cardiovascular surgery team at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital’s Heart Institute has successfully performed the first partial heart transplant in Florida. With an implanted living valve, the procedure is designed to prevent the need for future…

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City OKs suit to get fire station at Mercedes-Benz condos

City OKs suit to get fire station at Mercedes-Benz condos

The City of Miami is moving toward legal action against the developer of Mercedes-Benz Places at One Southside Park after it failed to deliver a…

Elevator and escalator breakdowns perplex transit passengers

Elevator and escalator breakdowns perplex transit passengers

Broken elevators and escalators at county transit stations continue to bedevil passengers, both because of frequent breakdowns and because passengers can’t easily find other ways…

Decision day passes with no Miami-Dade solid waste site picked

Decision day passes with no Miami-Dade solid waste site picked

Miami-Dade keeps digging for answers in a crisis sparked when a 2023 fire destroyed the plant that since 1985 had handled its solid waste. It…

Fall start due for Miami Beach Blue Zones strategy

Fall start due for Miami Beach Blue Zones strategy

Miami Beach leaders continue to talk with potential sponsors to make the city a Blue Zone region where people live longer and healthier, with a…

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Opinion

Decades late and dollars short, port-to-port transit pushed

Decades late and dollars short, port-to-port transit pushed

Planners last week pushed forward direct transit between PortMiami and Miami International Airport. It should have been running decades ago to everyone’s benefit, reducing traffic that clogs downtown.The glaring need for port-to-port transit was spotlighted three decades ago. With public support, it then was written into plans that led to a voter-approved transportation surtax in 2002. But it disappeared – until now. Last week, the Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization picked three likely routes that, if…

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Carol Faber: Akerman partner set to greet International Women’s Forum

Carol Faber: Akerman partner set to greet International Women’s Forum

When Carol Faber looks at Miami’s evolving skyline, it reflects a legal and real estate career that has unfolded alongside the city’s transformation over more than four decades. That experience now anchors her role as president of the Florida chapter of the International Women’s Forum, where she leads one of the region’s most prominent networks of senior women leaders. Ms. Faber is a long-time Miami real estate attorney and partner at Akerman LLP. When the…

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Real Estate

City OKs suit to get fire station at Mercedes-Benz condos

City OKs suit to get fire station at Mercedes-Benz condos

The City of Miami is moving toward legal action against the developer of Mercedes-Benz Places at One Southside Park after it failed to deliver a new Fire Station No. 4 required under a 2023 public…

Government

Decision day passes with no Miami-Dade solid waste site picked

Decision day passes with no Miami-Dade solid waste site picked

Miami-Dade keeps digging for answers in a crisis sparked when a 2023 fire destroyed the plant that since 1985 had handled its solid waste. It still has no chosen site, no estimated cost, and no…

Business & Finance

$10 million deal would market Miami International Airport shopping, dining

$10 million deal would market Miami International Airport shopping, dining

A contract headed to a county commission vote would hand a local firm a $10 million, five-year contract to develop and enact comprehensive marketing to promote the companies that have locations in Miami International Airport.…

Communities

Fall start due for Miami Beach Blue Zones strategy

Fall start due for Miami Beach Blue Zones strategy

Miami Beach leaders continue to talk with potential sponsors to make the city a Blue Zone region where people live longer and healthier, with a strategy plan to officially kick off in November. As previously…

Arts & Culture

Art to flutter above Giralda again

Art to flutter above Giralda again

The City of Coral Gables is launching a new series of overhead art installations on Giralda Plaza this summer, part of a broader strategy to increase foot traffic and support the city’s downtown business district.…

Education

Sweeping plans for University of Miami campus revamp

Sweeping plans for University of Miami campus revamp

As the University of Miami enters its second century, it is mapping a sweeping transformation of its Coral Gables footprint, including new student housing, plans for its first full-service hospital on the main campus and…

Healthcare

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center adapts radiation into individualized treatments

Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center adapts radiation into individualized treatments

UHealth’s Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center has adapted radiation therapy into precise individualized treatment. UHealth’s radiation oncologists have spent more than six years adapting radiation treatment from a verification step into an active treatment tool. By…

Transportation

Elevator and escalator breakdowns perplex transit passengers

Elevator and escalator breakdowns perplex transit passengers

Broken elevators and escalators at county transit stations continue to bedevil passengers, both because of frequent breakdowns and because passengers can’t easily find other ways into and out of stations. This story is premium content…

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