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Miami's iconic Spanish-language radio station WAQI — Radio Mambí — will take its news and talk programming off the air, in a further sign that an effort to create more moderate Latino broadcasting in South Florida hasn't panned out.
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In the documentary, “Status: Venezuelan,” the filmmaker follows a family in Doral — home to the largest Venezuelan diaspora in the U.S. — as they struggle to remain united and legal amidst the policy turbulence.
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COMMENTARY Could this week's mayoral election in Miami — the self-proclaimed capital of Latin America — reflect the broader challenges Trump's bid for alpha control of the hemisphere faces?
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A political newcomer was elected in Miami. In Miami Beach and Hialeah, most winning candidates trounced their opponents.
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The data shows Miami at the bottom of the list when examining the share of available homes that are affordable to a typical household earning the median income. By contrast, Pittsburgh was cited as the metro area where affordable homes are the easiest to find.
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FANM officials argue that TPS holders from Haiti and other countries contribute billions annually to the U.S. economy and pay $5.2 billion each year in federal, payroll, state, and local taxes.
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The protesters marched and blocked the entrance to the immigrant detention facility to protest the aggressive deportation policies of the Trump administration. Krome is a federal government facility run by Immigration and Customs Enforcement to house suspected undocumented immigrants.
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“Give Miami Day” reported a record day of fundraising this year, with almost $44 million donated to more than 1,400 nonprofit organizations in greater Miami. Last year, they raised $39.5 million.
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The Donald J. Trump Presidential Library Foundation, led by Trump’s son Eric, gave that figure in a proposed budget filed with charity regulators in Florida. It was the first time that the foundation disclosed any public estimate of what it planned to raise or spend.
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The 27-year-old was shot and killed earlier this month while responding to a traffic crash in south Miami-Dade.
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For nearly five decades, Joan Crawford captivated audiences on the big screen. A new book by West Palm Beach native and author Scott Eyman, being presented at the Miami Book Fair this week, spotlights her complex story of survival, rumors and ambition.
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WLRN's Michael Stock, who first began the show in 1982, is being lauded by the Hall of Fame for his "deep commitment to building and sustaining a folk music community in South Florida" for over four decades.