The Miami Foundation is a $350 million nonprofit that acts as an accelerator for other nonprofits. It unites them, along with elected and civic leaders and Miamians, to synchronize efforts…
Paul George said he was a mediocre student at Archbishop Curley-Notre Dame High School, focusing on sports and parties instead. But during his senior year, an engaging history teacher imbued…
A billion-dollar development to replace the golf course in city-owned Melreese Park keeps chugging ahead, but a zoning application for it met opposition from a commissioner who said Miami is…
The near-zero fed rate can present a special opportunity to some, but it comes at a time of uncertainty, according to one local banker. Bert Lopez, chief financial officer at…
The City of Miami Beach has held its first budget meeting for the next fiscal year and the financial outlook is dismal – and not just because of Covid-19. Nearly…
While restaurants, barbershops, beaches and more are reopening as Miami-Dade moves to a New Normal, a county order prohibiting common-use micro-mobility options such as shared scooters, mopeds and bikes remains…
Downtown Miami has not been Teflon during Covid-19. Still, there is cautious optimism the urban core could be seeing a return to normal, and some economic development opportunities could emerge…
Since she came back home from college, Christina Crespi has been involved in government. A Miami Beach native, her fondness for Miami Beach’s parks and recreation led her to her…
The Miami River Commission, the clearinghouse of the 5½-mile river that winds through the City of Miami to Biscayne Bay, hasn’t received funding from the state in recent years. Because…
The Olympia Theater’s future has been uncertain for some time now, with several ventures bringing forth plans for the historic building – only to fall to the wayside. Now a…
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