Traffic has dropped across the nation since the pandemic hit, and the appeal of open roads has proven to be a dangerous temptation for drivers. The result has been a…
Miami’s historic preservation board has approved of a new house in the Spring Garden Historic District, praising the owner for designing the home in a way that will save every…
A proposed vision for greener and more pedestrian-friendly streets in Wynwood is a step closer to being realized. The Planning, Zoning and Appeals board recommended approval of the Wynwood Streetscape…
Five days after launching a $20 million pandemic assistance program Aug. 5, United Way of Miami-Dade said it was overwhelmed with 9,000 applications for the federal funds and called time…
Pedestrians first, bicyclists and transit second, personal vehicles last is the mantra for officials looking to revamp transportation in Miami Beach’s Entertainment District. A permanently pedestrianized Ocean Drive was featured…
Whoever we elect Miami-Dade mayor in November faces a vast structural pitfall. Fortunately, a wise winner has a ready escape. We will elect either Esteban Bovo Jr. or Daniella Levine…
Being there when they’re needed the most, chambers of commerce continue to pave the way for members to stay on track as the pandemic lingers. Beyond being a main resource…
Below are some of the FYIs in this week’s edition. The entire content of this week’s FYIs and Insider sections is available by subscription only. To subscribe click here. JOBLESS…
Teresa King Kinney’s career trajectory was hardly a straight line into real estate. She went from a movie theater job to three consecutive government positions, including one in which she…
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