Office space in the downtown and Brickell areas is undergoing a changing of the guard, as some traditional tenants in the city’s core have been replaced by newcomers from outside…
Downtown’s Adrienne Arsht Center has assembled for the upcoming season a variety of theatrical and musical productions suited for Miami’s cultural scene. This story is premium content for our subscribers…
Parking for the 2,000-year-old Tequesta Indian artifact known as the Miami Circle continues to be planned. Parking is to be located underneath the Brickell Avenue Bridge. This story is premium…
After striking down an ordinance that allowed extra-large LED billboards to rise in downtown Miami, the city is waiting for a declaratory judgment to take down one last sign. In…
With only a week left until the Aug. 20 election, a group of Miami residents sued the city seeking to remove a referendum about keeping gym equipment at Maurice A.…
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Miami-Dade County has been awarded $1.5 billion under three federal infrastructure programs, a report to county commissioners reveals, including $207 million in state and federal funds since the last report…
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,…
This spring, the University of Miami concluded an extensive search for a dean and announced that Paul A. Pavlou, an AI and data science specialist with over 25 years in…
A required review of Miami-Dade’s charter – the rules under which the county operates – may never touch on five vital points it should face up to. That’s because the…
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