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Theo Miller/Key Biscayne IndependentThe committee, made up of four Miami-Dade County commissioners, voted Tuesday to defer a new Seaquarium lease with developer David Martin, endangering a December deadline set by creditors to close the deal. -
Carl Juste/Miami HeraldRepublican U.S. Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar won reelection to Florida's 27th congressional district on Tuesday night — a week after Election Night — after the razor-thin margin triggered a mandatory recount.
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As new money washes over Miami, Coconut Grove is losing many of the quaint cottages that give the village its character. One architectural firm is bucking that trend by working with homeowners to renovate older homes – preserving the past while making room for the future. -
For one special night, Academy, Grammy, and Emmy-Award winning artist Common is bringing his classic hip-hop catalog with an orchestra to South Florida. -
The latest report from Save the Manatee Club echoed state wildlife managers who called for a smaller marina to protect manatees. -
He defeated Democrat Nicole Locklin and a third candidate with no-party-affiliation in a race far closer than expected on Election Night. -
Gun rights group sues 14 local police agencies and PBSO alleging mistakes in seizing guns. -
The Miami-Dade Homeless Trust hosted its annual Homeless Awareness Day on Friday, with its signature event– The Sprint for Seniors Bed Race– dedicated entirely to helping elderly residents facing homelessness. -
Judge calls Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia's statements about Congressional District 27 race between Republican incumbent María Elvira Salazar and Democratic challenger Eliott Rodriguez "dumb" but stops short of removal over claims of conflict of interest. -
"We want every ballot to be counted and accurately reported," said Nicole Locklin. "Our investigations into the many anomalies of this election remain unresolved so we will continue our work." -
Florida is the only state where university police departments are partnering in immigration enforcement. -
The Key West Film Festival has announced the lineup for its 15th annual event, which begins Nov. 18 and features international films, documentaries and a new programming category highlighting Florida filmmakers. -
Within a few years, Florida will go from having no supertall buildings to having several, starting with the Waldorf Astoria. All are under construction or are planned to go up in the City of Miami. While the monument is considered an achievement, it also raises some concerns. -
The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Jason Reding Quiñones has resigned from the Department of Justice, just days after midterm elections that saw a national rebuke for the Republican Party.
