In Miami Beach, relaxing in a hammock between two palm trees might feel like the perfect way to unwind — but it’s also against the rules. The Hidden Ban Though […]
Publix Super Markets, a staple of Southern grocery culture, made its first mark in Miami in May 1959 with the opening of its first store at 12850 Biscayne Boulevard in […]
Miami has been named the most fraudulent city in America, according to recent data from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Unsurprisingly, Florida also claimed the top spot for fraud among […]
Miami-Dade County Public Schools is planning boundary changes for 11 schools in the upcoming school year, with two schools potentially being repurposed. Why It Matters While boundary adjustments are routine, […]
Jimmy Butler’s departure from the Miami Heat isn’t just altering the team’s roster—it’s also reshaping the artistic landscape of Miami. The massive 50-foot-tall mural of Butler in Wynwood is set […]
A newly developed Miami Beach apartment building, The Anamar at Collins Park, has raised concerns after failing to meet its intended goal of providing affordable housing for artists, teachers, and […]
Miami Beach leaders are considering a significant shift in the use of a prime parking area near Lincoln Road, aiming to replace a public parking lot with a state-of-the-art padel […]
Developers are seeking Miami voter approval for two significant projects that could transform Watson Island with new condos, hotels, and a 13-acre public park. The two proposals on the November […]
North Miami is set to elect a new mayor in the upcoming November 5th election, a highly anticipated event following a turbulent two years for the city. The period has […]
As South Florida braces for potential flooding due to heavy rains and rising tides, local governments are taking proactive measures to help residents protect their homes. Sandbag distributions are continuing […]
