A deal to reactivate Miami Marine Stadium could head to voters this fall, potentially ushering in a new chapter for the long-shuttered waterfront venue. At a special meeting Sept. 5,…
Miami is searching for alternative funding sources for the Underdeck after the Trump administration rescinded a $60.3 million federal grant that was supposed to fund most of the 33-acre linear…
In June, Ralph Rosado, a proud Miami native, was elected to represent his neighbors in District Four, where he has lived for over 20 years. He won the special election…
This fall, 210 graduates of Achieve Miami’s Teacher Accelerator Program (TAP) are stepping into classrooms across Miami-Dade County, helping to fill teaching vacancies for the new academic year. The program,…
Florida International University is enrolling its largest-ever freshman class this fall, with more than 5,800 first-year students among a total student body exceeding 49,000. The surge highlights continued demand for…
When Maribel Perez Wadsworth became the first female president and CEO of the Knight Foundation in January 2024, she brought decades of newsroom experience and a deep commitment to community…
Years into a $33 million makeover, East Flagler Street’s first two renovated sections have reopened to vehicles. The rest of the Flagler makeover may take several years more. Launched in…
The planned sale of the historic Olympia Theater in downtown to a charter school is contingent on Miami Dade College’s (MDC) role in the institution being ironed out before the…
Three Miami parks are slated for upgrades as the city invests $2 million in improvements tied to its athletic and cultural history, from restoring a defaced mural honoring Black baseball…
Florida State University will spearhead public outreach on potential changes to Miami’s tree ordinance, stepping in to guide input on a topic that’s stirred resident concern. This story is…
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