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Miami’s mayor has a dream for a high-tech city. Cuba is hoping its COVID-19 vaccine could become a tool to attract more visitors to the island. And an exploration into chonga culture and the "Aesthetics of Excess."
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No one likes being away from home — and that sentiment is even stronger during the holidays. Some families in Miami returned to new homes in a familiar environment.
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South Florida is bracing for the impacts of Hurricane Isaias this weekend.In its latest advisory, the National Hurricane Center issued a hurricane warning…
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Two of Miami’s political leaders — and rivals — speculated about what caused the latest spike in coronavirus cases during national television appearances…
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Kathy Burgos has a dozen blue bags hanging from her arm as she walks the hot streets of Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood. She’s on a march with other…
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The taking of black-owned land is a common story throughout the history of the United States. In Miami, one community that was displaced with little…
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The city of Miami will enact a 10 p.m. curfew starting Friday night, creating the most severe restrictions yet for the city’s more than 460,000 residents…
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Miami’s top administrator on Tuesday issued an emergency order instructing more than 460,000 residents to remain in their homes except when shopping,…
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The largest drive-through testing site for the novel coronavirus in Miami-Dade County is located at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. The site was…
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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, who became one of the first U.S. elected officials to test positive for the new coronavirus, is trying to reassure people…
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While most of South Florida was getting ready for the Super Bowl in Miami Gardens, about 20 people gathered at Margaret Pace Park in Miami, 14 miles…
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Kindergartners attending public elementary schools in the city of Miami will soon get an early financial boost: a savings account with a deposit of up to…