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Miami Grocery Strain Is Now the Local Budget Test
Miamians are treating groceries as a top budget strain in a new McKinsey-linked report, and local BLS data show food-at-home prices rose again through June.
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Judge Keeps Virginia Key Marina Lease on Miami’s November Ballot
City voters will decide whether to lease 27.5 acres of public waterfront for an initial 45 years, with two 15-year renewal options and an $80 million redevelopment pledge.
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Miami-Dade Park Ads Are Now a November Ballot Test
Miami-Dade voters will see a November 3 charter question on whether to loosen park-advertising limits and dedicate any revenue to the park system.
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Miami-Dade Bus Cuts Put First and Last Trips on the Budget Line
Miami-Dade riders face a proposed budget tradeoff: 12 Metrobus routes could be eliminated and dozens more could lose early or late trips before the Oct. 1 budget year.
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Chef Creole TPS Loss Turns Into a Miami Price Test
Chef Creole's owner says Haiti TPS changes are now hitting staffing, customer traffic and labor costs across the Miami restaurant chain.
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Miami Early Voting Enters Final Week for Stadium Referendum
Miami voters are deciding whether to approve a Marine Stadium management agreement and election calendar changes during an active early-voting period that ends August 16.
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Miami-Dade Bus Cuts Would Hit Early and Late Riders
Miami-Dade's proposed budget would eliminate 12 Metrobus routes and reduce early or late service on dozens more, setting up a September decision for riders who depend on off-hour trips.
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Haiti TPS End Hits Miami Airport and Hotels
Haiti TPS ended July 27, and Miami-area airport, hotel and hospitality employers are now facing staffing and family fallout as work authorization questions sharpen.
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Miami-Dade Bus Cuts Face August Town Halls
Miami-Dade riders have August town halls to weigh in on proposed FY 2026-27 transit cuts that could remove 12 bus routes and reduce service on many more.
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Miami Marine Stadium Referendum Now Faces Voters
Early voting is underway for Miami's August 18 referendum on a proposed Global Spectrum management agreement for Historic Miami Marine Stadium and Flex Park.
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South Dade Pet Center Gets August 11 Groundbreaking
Miami-Dade County will break ground August 11 on a $25 million South Dade Pet Adoption and Protection Center intended to expand adoption, veterinary and animal-care access.
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MiamiCentral Retail Faces a $65 Million Foreclosure Fight
A $65 million foreclosure lawsuit targets MiamiCentral retail space tied to Brightline's downtown Miami station, creating a new question for tenants and riders even as service continues.
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Serenity Gardens Breaks Ground With 153 Senior Apartments
Serenity Gardens has broken ground in Miami Gardens, adding 153 income-restricted apartments for older adults near the city's Senior Family Center.
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Miami-Dade Budget Town Halls Start as Transit Cuts Loom
Miami-Dade's FY 2026-27 budget town halls begin August 5, giving residents a chance to question a proposal that keeps the county tax rate flat while warning of transit funding pressure.
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Miami-Dade's Electric Bus Problem Is Back Before County Hall
Miami-Dade's troubled Proterra electric buses are back in local focus after a county report reached the board and local reporting detailed possible disposal options.
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The Missing Number in Miami’s $450 Million Safety Bond: $795 Million
Miami voters will decide on a $450 million public-safety bond on November 3. Here is what city materials say—and leave unanswered—about interest, staffing, oversight and the final taxpayer cost.
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North Miami Brewery Reopens After Truck Crash Damages Wall
Lost City Brewing in North Miami reopened after a July 29 truck crash damaged the brewery wall, with police saying the driver was charged after the crash.
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Miami-Dade Kept Trash Fees Flat. Service Cuts Start Oct. 1
Miami-Dade residents in the county solid-waste service area will see the same $702 typical full-service fee, while listed service reductions begin October 1, 2026.
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Miami-Dade Traffic-School Arrests Raise Driver-Test Fraud Questions
Miami-Dade authorities say two traffic-school employees were arrested in a driver-license fraud investigation involving allegedly false test certifications.
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Brickell Condo Inspection Cancellation Puts Airbnb Fight Back on Miami's Agenda
A canceled inspection at The Club at Brickell Bay has renewed Miami questions about short-term-rental permits, condo access and enforcement in Brickell.