Amelia Orjuela Da Silva | Miami Times

Organizers cite low turnout, changing voting rules and critical local races as reasons to cast a ballot

The proposed constitutional amendment, currently titled "Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes," would raise Florida's homestead exemption to $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028, reduce the assessment-growth cap for non-homestead residential and commercial properties from 10% to 5%, and create a pathway toward eliminating non-school property taxes on homesteads.

More than 160 years after the end of slavery in the United States, freedom remains deeply personal, shaped by history, community and opportunity.

County officials, housing developers and community leaders gathered on June 4 to celebrate the opening of Phase II of Quail Roost Station, a new affordable housing development dedicated to seniors along the South Dade TransitWay corridor.

As investors target Miami’s higher ground, community advocates urge Black homeowners to hold onto property and generational wealth

With school ending soon, parents worry about feeding children through summer.

Inspired by the Civil Rights Movement, the nonprofit's “community lawyering” model defends those most affected by Florida laws.

Westview residents question transparency, environmental impact and local benefits

Decades after hurricane, leaders weigh growth and preservation

Conversations on potentially incorporating a group of historically Black neighborhoods in north central Miami-Dade County are gaining urgency, as residents and community leaders push for Brownsville to be included in an ongoing feasibility study on the matter.

New development will include museum, healthcare services and STEM programs

For more than a century, Miami-Dade’s public servants — from teachers to transit operators — have shaped the county’s labor landscape through collective bargaining. Now, local labor leaders say that foundation faces an existential threat.