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.…
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…
The development team proposing a reimagined Watson Island with luxury condo residences and a waterfront park replacing the present Jungle Island portion of the city-owned island hopes the project will…
As Florida’s expanding economy leads the nation, bankers in the state are looking to address issues that accompany that growth, from affordable housing to fraud protection. This story is premium…
As the scenic Venetian Causeway nears its 100th birthday, the federal government is allocating over $100 million to restore 11 historic bridges along the road that connects Miami to the…
Miami’s green canopy may grow by over 1,000 trees in areas with the least shade coverage as almost $2 million in federal funding will help establish an urban forest project…
Miami is drafting ballot language to put the future development of Watson Island to a public vote in November after commissioners were assured two deals will include an enhanced, city-wide…
The race to introduce air taxis to Miami’s skyline is speeding up as one provider is targeting a 2026 launch and plans to buy 20 all-electric jets to make the…
Lourdes de la Mata Little helped lead Goodwill of South Florida for 23 years. Working as the non-profit’s chief marketing officer, she reversed the “rags to riches” trope, anticipating the…
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