If the Hyatt hotel and adjacent Knight Convention Center downtown are razed for redevelopment, part of the high-profile riverfront site could become a staging area to dig a Brickell tunnel…
Miami will get a free state-of-the-art fire station in a public-private partnership to join properties on Southwest Second Avenue in Brickell. City commissioners on July 13 directed City Manager Daniel…
The 2017 Charter Review Task Force for Miami-Dade County now has leadership, a schedule and a plan to manage which topics to discuss. The biggest point of contention among members…
A plan to redevelop a property on the Miami River that has an existing marina has changed at least three times in as many years. The latest proposal would require…
Florida International University is offering the country’s first bachelor’s degree program in the Internet of Things (IoT) next spring. The Internet of Things is the global infrastructure that connects all…
Miami-Dade County commissioners voted Tuesday to allow PortMiami’s capital improvement program to issue commercial paper notes of up to $200 million on a rolling basis to finance ongoing upgrades to…
As rumors of reforming – and even dismantling – Dodd-Frank regulations in Washington have begun to take off, folks in Miami are just as divided as party-leaders. “The banks have…
For the past decade, Felecia Hatcher has dedicated her life to inspiring a new generation of leaders by championing tech innovation inclusion, authoring five books on topics like entrepreneurship and…
These film permits were issued last week by the Miami-Dade County Department of Regulatory & Economic Resources’ Office of Film and Entertainment, (305) 375-3288; the Miami Mayor’s Office of Film,…
A tiny item that county commissioners tentatively OK’d last week proves that the Miami-Dade charter needs updating. The vote was to keep alive a study of South Dade cityhood. Almost…
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