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Miami Beach rolls toward micromobility safety rules

Miami Beach rolls toward micromobility safety rules

Miami Beach commissioners have voted on a first reading to establish safety regulations for operators of micromobility devices. A final vote is yet to come. The need for the item, which was sponsored by Commissioner…

New Allapattah soccer fields sought as World Cup matches arriving

New Allapattah soccer fields sought as World Cup matches arriving

Two abandoned Allapattah properties could soon be transformed into soccer fields that double as community service hubs under a plan calling for immediate activation timed to coincide with the 2026 FIFA World Cup this summer,…

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Two Best of Miami Sections spotlight community’s bright stars

Two Best of Miami Sections spotlight community’s bright stars

This keepsake edition marks the conclusion of Miami Today’s 43rd year of serving this community by examining some of the best of Miami individuals and…

More rooms in Miami pipeline as nation cuts back hotel construction

More rooms in Miami pipeline as nation cuts back hotel construction

Miami-Dade County has 2,075 more hotel rooms in the construction pipeline this week than it had exactly a year ago, although total U.S. hotel construction…

Bid to add floating fishing docks in parks $13 million short

Bid to add floating fishing docks in parks $13 million short

Miami-Dade would need at least $13.9 million that it doesn’t have in order to fulfill a 2025 resolution seeing to aid patrons who use mobility…

New residential tower due on north edge of downtown Miami

New residential tower due on north edge of downtown Miami

The heart of the City of Miami has been transformed by substantial urban growth, with Miami Worldcenter bringing new life to the core downtown area.…

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Opinion

County struggles to make bus rapid transit run as promised

County struggles to make bus rapid transit run as promised

Miami-Dade went hunting for gold with its new 20-mile bus rapid transit line that opened last October. Even transit insiders aren’t sure whether what they’ve found is merely fool’s gold. When all-electric buses were planned from Dadeland to Florida City, Mayor Daniella Levine Cava pledged the system would win a gold rating for quality, which in transit is like a Super Bowl victory. In fact, the service opened with a gold rating for its planning,…

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Janet Moreira: Builds legal specialty on name, image and likeness usage

Janet Moreira: Builds legal specialty on name, image and likeness usage

Janet Moreira moved to Miami during the final semester of law school in 2001 for an externship at a small Coral Gables firm, expecting it to be a temporary stop before returning north. Instead, she stayed, passed the Florida Bar, and built her entire legal career in South Florida as intellectual property law was beginning to evolve from a niche corporate practice into a core pillar of modern business strategy. Today, Ms. Moreira is a…

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Real Estate

New residential tower due on north edge of downtown Miami

New residential tower due on north edge of downtown Miami

The heart of the City of Miami has been transformed by substantial urban growth, with Miami Worldcenter bringing new life to the core downtown area. And now, a neighboring high-profile site is destined to become…

Government

Bid to add floating fishing docks in parks $13 million short

Bid to add floating fishing docks in parks $13 million short

Miami-Dade would need at least $13.9 million that it doesn’t have in order to fulfill a 2025 resolution seeing to aid patrons who use mobility devices or wheelchairs by installing adaptive fishing piers or floating…

Business & Finance

More rooms in Miami pipeline as nation cuts back hotel construction

More rooms in Miami pipeline as nation cuts back hotel construction

Miami-Dade County has 2,075 more hotel rooms in the construction pipeline this week than it had exactly a year ago, although total U.S. hotel construction has fallen for 15 consecutive months, according to data provided…

Communities

Two Best of Miami Sections spotlight community’s bright stars

Two Best of Miami Sections spotlight community’s bright stars

This keepsake edition marks the conclusion of Miami Today’s 43rd year of serving this community by examining some of the best of Miami individuals and institutions over a broad array of categories. All are chosen…

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

Frost Science exhibit ties innovation to nation’s 250th birthday

Frost Science exhibit ties innovation to nation’s 250th birthday

As the nation prepares to mark its 250th birthday, the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science (Frost Science) is seizing the historic moment with a multi-platform programming initiative titled America250: Celebrating American Innovation. Timed…

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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