Business
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.
Culture
Miami Marine Stadium Vote Starts With a 40-Year Deal on the Ballot
City of Miami voters are deciding whether Global Spectrum should manage events at the historic Virginia Key venue and contribute up to $10 million toward restoration.
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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 Encampment Enforcement Now Starts With a Verbal Warning
Miami commissioners voted 3-2 to remove a written-warning requirement before police enforce the city's public encampment ban, while shelter availability remains a condition for arrest.
Culture
Miami-Dade Picks Rafael Villalobos to Lead Public Schools
Miami-Dade County Public Schools selected Rafael A. Villalobos as its next superintendent after a public finalist interview and unanimous board vote.
Culture
Miami Marine Stadium Vote Puts 40-Year Deal on the Ballot
Miami Referendum 2 would authorize a 40-year management agreement for Miami Marine Stadium and Flex Park, with revenue terms and a restoration contribution spelled out on the ballot.
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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.
Health
Sunny Isles Surgery License Revoked After BBL Violations
Florida health regulators revoked a Sunny Isles Beach plastic surgery center's office-surgery registration after documented safety and BBL-related violations.
Business
Miami Cottage Sale Moves Brickell Landmark Toward Grove
Miami commissioners approved a $2.98 million sale of the historic Dr. James M. Jackson Office site, setting up a proposed Coconut Grove move and Brickell Key Bridge funding.
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Miami-Dade Hazing Arrests Put Secret Service Agent on Leave
Miami-Dade authorities announced felony hazing-related arrests in a case tied to Sweetwater and unincorporated Miami-Dade, with a South Florida Secret Service employee placed on leave.
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Miami-Dade School Land Housing Plan Moves Into View
Miami-Dade school-district land near the Arthur & Polly Mays campus is drawing new local attention after plans for income-restricted apartments surfaced alongside a board-approved redevelopment framework.
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Miami Hotels Got a World Cup Rate Bump, Not a Booking Surge
Miami's World Cup lodging impact looks uneven after new hotel and short-term-rental data, with rates doing more work than extra bookings.
Travel
Miami Lobster Mini-Season Starts July 29. Check Biscayne Rules First
Florida's 2026 spiny lobster mini-season runs July 29-30, with Coast Guard and FWC patrols, Biscayne-area closures and a six-lobster daily limit inside Biscayne National Park.
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The Underline Opens Dadeland-to-South Miami Link
A new Dadeland South-to-South Miami stretch of The Underline is open, adding trail access, gardens and another step toward the 10-mile Miami-Dade corridor.
Business
Miami Catholic Schools Grow as Public Campuses Close
Catholic school enrollment is rising across South Florida while Miami-Dade County Public Schools moves into a year of campus closures, mergers and boundary changes.
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Miami Camping-Ban Vote Removes Written Warning Before Arrest
Miami commissioners voted to amend the city's public-encampment ordinance so officers can give a verbal warning, rather than a written warning, before making an arrest when shelter or immediate housing is available.
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Miami's $150M Fleet Lease Moves Ahead. What It Could Change
Miami approved up to $150 million in fleet lease-purchase financing tied to public-safety, sanitation and street-sweeping vehicles.
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Miami Approves $2.98M Jackson Cottage Sale in Brickell
Miami commissioners approved a $2.98 million sale of the historic Jackson Cottage site in Brickell, with net proceeds reserved for Brickell Key Bridge work and later preservation approvals still needed.
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Miami Forum Maps a Future Cuba Rebuild, From Water to Transport
A Miami forum brought together experts from FIU, the University of Miami and the University of Texas to discuss water, transportation, tourism and energy in a future Cuban transition.