After nearly a year off the road, Miami Beach’s trolley service is to resume late next month with limited trips and safety measures in place. Commissioners on Jan. 13 gave…
A Miami Beach pilot program aimed at encouraging walkers, cyclists and drivers to share the roads in Flamingo Park has been extended and expanded following a positive public response, city…
Throughout her long career in education, Madeline Pumariega has focused on breaking barriers both for students seeking access to college and professionals looking to follow her lead. This week, she…
With vaccine distribution underway there may be a light at the end of the Covid-19 tunnel, but local hospital leaders say the improvements in teleworking and telemedicine accelerated by the…
With companies ranging from Goldman Sachs to one- and two-person shops heading south in droves to tax-friendly states like Florida, Class A office space is a commodity – and one…
Roughly $50,000 in aid available to Miami Beach restaurants that used delivery apps like GrubHub and UberEats during the pandemic is still unclaimed, officials say. In early November, the city…
Growing up on a farm in France taught Philippe Houdard the values of hard work and community, concepts he went on to build multiple successful enterprises around as an entrepreneur…
The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau is hoping to spread a little Holiday Magic with its latest campaign aimed at boosting local hotels and businesses, which Chief Operating Officer…
Lincoln Road will soon undergo a roughly $50 million facelift, but Miami Beach commissioners are questioning if another step needs to be taken to bring back the “magic” on the…
Miami’s residential real estate market had a booming second half of 2020 driven by low mortgage rates and northern flight, and local experts don’t see the success slowing anytime soon.…
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