Ivan Barrios is days away from taking the helm of Miami’s oldest trade organization. He’ll begin 2020 as the new president of the World Trade Center Miami, which has been…
The City of Miami’s scooter pilot program has once again been extended, this time to mid-February, with its long-term future still up in the air. Chairman Ken Russell, the district…
As the new year approaches, the Florida Bankers Association has prioritized curtailing what it considers too much leniency for credit unions. The association, which advocates for banks throughout the state…
A popular free transportation service will continue serving Mid-Beach, this time permanently. The Miami Beach Commission gave the green light last week to the administration to memorialize the city’s agreement…
Last year, Amazon was a fixture in national headlines as it scoured North America for a second headquarters location. In a joint effort, Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties tried…
With the historic Olympia Theater in the heart of downtown seemingly in limbo, the City of Miami is facing a lawsuit over its handling of the property. Last month, The…
A smiling orange won’t be rolling onto a Liberty City basketball court just yet – certainly not in time for Miami Art Week. Miami’s Arts in Public Places Board unanimously…
A somewhat different Miami City Commission will be deciding the fate of Miami Freedom Park, a planned professional soccer stadium, offices, shopping mall and hotel on Melreese, the city-owned golf…
Soon, 750 black-and-blue electric mopeds will be zooming at up to 30 miles an hour through the streets of Miami. The Miami Parking Authority Board of Directors last week gave…
Miami has moved to downzone more than nine acres by the Miami River, a change that would reflect a lawsuit that saw a city-approved land-use change overruled. The city’s application…
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