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Fernando Vergara/APColombia's leftist President Gustavo Petro is decidedly unpopular in the country and its South Florida diaspora — but President Trump also risks backlash there and here if he carries out his aid and tariff threats. -
Matias J. Ocner/Miami HeraldJosh Wilkie and Fabio Galarce leaned over the side of their boat and hauled up a basket full of oysters, each just an inch or two in size. Wilkie grabbed his shucking knife, popped one open and slurped down the silky meat inside.
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Protesting the direction of the country under President Donald Trump, and what organizers call his authoritarian policies, millions of people gathered in communities across the U.S. for “No Kings” demonstrations. -
Grant from federal government will allow Florida Atlantic University to focus on youth transitioning out of foster care, living in rural poverty or experiencing housing instability. -
Miami-Dade has been slow to catch up with other states and other Florida communities in embracing large-scale composting. While landfills have continued to fill up, there hasn’t been a clear path in the county code for community composters to legally operate. That just changed. -
The filmmaker, known for her documentaries about "visionaries challenging the status quo," is the only director to have won the Sundance Film Festival’s Grand Jury Prize twice, for DIG! and WE LIVE IN PUBLIC. -
‘No Kings is back’: Millions of people expected for this weekend's protest nationwide, South FloridaMore than 2,600 “No Kings” protests nationally will be held this Saturday — an increase from the roughly 2,000 nationwide demonstrations on June 14. In South Florida, more than a dozen protests are planned from Key West to Palm Beach Gardens. -
A group of residents led by a former political candidate has waged a yearlong fight against Miami's DDA, an agency funded by taxpayer dollars that operates within part of the city's downtown area and Brickell. Has the drama led to positive change? -
Three black-footed penguins named Daisy, Blueberry and Tinker wobbled outside their enclosure Sunday and found an unusually robust crowd of several dozen people waiting. It was the last day of the Miami Seaquarium, a South Florida landmark for 70 years, and residents came for a final glimpse of the beloved animals that reminded them of childhood -
A second nonprofit opened by the Trump family this year is slated to receive the land, but questions remain over the money the first entity raised. -
The term "house poor" applies to homeowners who spend significantly more than the commonly recommended 28% of their salary on housing costs. -
The City of Miami Beach is marking a historic milestone with the first-ever deployment of the REEFLINE, a pioneering underwater sculpture park and hybrid reef designed to blend art, science, and environmental protection. -
What if technology could act in real time, before a gas leak turned catastrophic? That questions became the foundation of NanoSieve, a Miami-based deep tech startup that’s quietly rewriting the rulebook on gas safety. -
The recently declared La Niña is expected to persist through into the winter. The pattern often fuels increased tornadoes and severe weather across parts of the county, except in Florida.
