As Miami-Dade continues to battle the novel coronavirus under “new normal” conditions, its path to recovery and prosperity relies in large part on creative minds whose ingenuity will pave the…
When Covid-19 hit Miami-Dade in mid-March, county-wide school closures soon followed. Teachers, students and parents, thrust into an unprecedented circumstance, had to adapt swiftly to an educational new normal in…
A tough job, in being difficult alone, isn’t enough to deter Theresa Therilus. The Harvard-trained new city manager of North Miami’s work history is a compendium of challenging vocations. And…
PortMiami projects costing Miami-Dade more than $301.5 million won OKs just two days before commissioners OK’d waiving up to $285.5 million for cruise lines crushed by Covid-19. Commissioners signed off…
After more than two years of studies, workshops and outreach, Transit Alliance Miami’s plan to give Miami-Dade’s Metrobus route network its first comprehensive overhaul in 35 years is nearly done.…
Miami Gardens-based St. Thomas University will get up to $3 million in Cares Act funds to develop a new pandemic and disaster research center whose director will soon be the…
When Tim Schmand first visited Lincoln Road in Miami Beach in the 1980s, it was a far cry from the chic, artsy and bustling thoroughfare it is today. In fact,…
It’s been more than a month since Miami-Dade unveiled its mobile contact-tracing app. So far, despite promotional efforts by the county and the app’s potential to help stem the spread…
When Karin Gwinn Wilkins left her longtime higher education home at the University of Texas at Austin to become dean of the University of Miami (UM) School of Communication, she…
Of up to 75 electric buses Miami-Dade is buying from a California manufacturer, 10 will be reserved for express service on the 836 and none will run on the South…
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