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COVID-19 has hit hard in Miami's low-income neighborhoods and communities of color. Outreach teams are meeting people where they live, answering questions and connecting people to free testing.
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South Florida will be warming up again, following a week of chilly temperatures.
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The buñuelo, in fact, is one of the most popular Christmas foods not just for Colombians but a number of Latin American cultures. And yet outside the Latino community – even in South Florida – it’s generally unknown.
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“A lot of people would think that the worst thing for a woman to go through would be sexual violence, but I thought that the worst thing would be to know that the people who were best positioned to save you, didn't.”
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We hear from a South Florida healthcare worker who's received a COVID-19 vaccine. A new ferry can take you from Miami to Miami Beach. And a deadline approaches for small businesses to apply for relief funds.
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We hear from a South Florida healthcare worker who's received a COVID-19 vaccine. A new ferry can take you from Miami to Miami Beach. And a deadline approaches for small businesses to apply for relief funds.
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COMMENTARY Saturday's brief arrest of Cuban exile influencer Alex Otaola in Miami is a reminder of how much he sounds like communist leaders in Havana.
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Hundreds of people gathered in Little Havana to support recent demonstrations in Cuba. Five people were taken into custody after a Castro supporter showed up.
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Theater director Giancarlo Rodaz is known for producing children’s classics including “The Wizard of Oz,” “The Little Mermaid” and “Matilda the Musical.” His latest project, “The Ballad of Janis Matthews and the Dodo Scouts,” embraces all the wonder and sense of adventure common to these stories.
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COMMENTARY President Trump and his Venezuelan exile enablers are doing just what Venezuela's dictator Maduro and his socialist enablers would be doing.
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COMMENTARY Congresswoman-elect Maria Elvira Salazar used the McCarthy tactics she once faced. Her success signals a darker South Florida political culture.
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Miami Book Fair's 2020 edition will still be back this month. But COVID-19 has taken the fair off the streets and put it on the web.