Downtown Miami’s Freebee network is expanding with six new all-electric vehicles and extended routes linking Brickell, the Central Business District and the Arts & Entertainment District, helping better connect people…
Miami city officials are keeping pressure on Miami-Dade County over the long-delayed Miami Center for Mental Health and Recovery, as the fully built facility continues sitting unused. This story is…
The legacies of three longtime Coconut Grove community leaders – Rev. Theodore and Thelma Gibson and Verneka Sturrup Silva will soon be reflected in the very streets and public spaces…
As downtown Miami’s skyline has risen and its population has swelled over the past six years, Christina Crespi has helped guide that transformation from the center of it all. As…
The City of Miami is setting up two new resident-led advisory boards to create formal channels for public input on education issues and matters affecting the city’s diverse faith groups.…
Miami is moving to modernize and sync all its traffic lights, a step that could put the city among the few major metropolitan areas in the US to achieve complete…
A long-planned pedestrian and bike bridge beneath I-395 is moving closer to reality, with final design approval and more than $2 million in new funding set to close the last…
To curb pollution and safeguard public health, Miami’s mayor is proposing a policy that would remove single-use plastics from all city contracts, concessions and events on city-owned property. This story…
At the end of February, Kaufman Rossin announced that Marc Feigelson would become the firm’s next CEO, succeeding Blain Heckaman this June. It’s a milestone decades in the making for…
Miami’s push to move elections to higher-turnout years has landed the city at another crossroads, as officials tabled a vote last week to shorten Mayor Eileen Higgins’ term and shift…
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