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Measles cases outpacing 2025 rate

As of April 18, there have been 131 confirmed cases of measles in Florida, with one confirmed case in Miami-Dade County, according to the latest available data from the Florida Department of Health. …

Creative minds use ingenuity to map road to economic recovery

Creative minds use ingenuity to map road to economic recovery

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…

Miami Waterkeeper moving aggressively to save Biscayne Bay

Miami Waterkeeper moving aggressively to save Biscayne Bay

Miami Waterkeeper, a 10-year-old organization that advocates for South Florida’s watershed and wildlife, is aggressively involved in saving Biscayne Bay, whose endangered status has been exposed in recent months by…

County grants $3 million to St. Thomas University hub commissioner will run

County grants $3 million to St. Thomas University hub commissioner will run

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…

Two weeks without Art Basel: what’s to replace it?

Two weeks without Art Basel: what’s to replace it?

There may not be an in-person Art Basel this year, but Miami Beach officials are planning for an eventful and socially distanced art week and holiday season. Art Week Miami…

Fewer than 1% download Covid contact tracing app

Fewer than 1% download Covid contact tracing app

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…

Super Bowl economic impact touches down at $571 million

Super Bowl economic impact touches down at $571 million

The Kansas City Chiefs may have walked out of Hard Rock Stadium with the Lombardi Trophy in February, but many Miami businesses won Super Bowl LIV – and two more…

Cash on menu for Miami Beach restaurants that paid delivery services in pandemic

Cash on menu for Miami Beach restaurants that paid delivery services in pandemic

Miami Beach officials are hoping to deliver aid to local restaurants that have been affected by the pandemic and incurred expenses from third-party delivery programs such as UberEats, GrubHub and…

Bus Rapid Transit has inside track in East-West Corridor

Bus Rapid Transit has inside track in East-West Corridor

After nearly three decades of studies, local transportation decision-makers are set – again – to choose a mass transit upgrade for a 14-mile commuting route linking West Miami-Dade to Miami…

Casino Giant Genting’s massive transit deal stalls bus terminal

Casino Giant Genting’s massive transit deal stalls bus terminal

Plans for a temporary bus terminal that would unlock a 3½-year-old joint development project are still on hold – and could possibly be canceled – as Miami-Dade considers a massive…

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