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The funds will support 19 organizations and LGBTQ+-specific projects across Broward and Miami-Dade counties dedicated to inspiring creativity, fostering belonging, and strengthening community through shared artistic experiences.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA supporters and allies from SoFlo Animal Rights said they will gather outside the marine park at noon Sunday to serve champagne and mark the closure of what PETA has labeled an "abusement park." The marine theme park first opened in 1955.

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is renewing its plea to the public for information in the 1974 murder of 24-year-old James Norris. Investigators believe persons living in the Miami, Panama City and Steinhatchee areas and Citrus County may have critical information.

Three years after Democrat-led investors bought two prominent Miami stations, critics say the plan to steer Spanish-language radio in a more moderate, professional direction has run aground. The buyers point to rough local media economics — and politics.

The exhibition, which opened Saturday in Homestead, is the latest part of a broader tribute leading up to what would have been Celia Cruz’s 100th birthday on Oct. 21.

This year's festival on on Miami Dade College’s Wolfson Campus will run from Nov. 16-23. It is set to feature over 550 authors from more than 35 countries across six continents.

The teams of paid staff and medical school student volunteers aren't just bandaging cuts and handing out aspirin. They're providing follow-up visits for chronic conditions and working with specialists.

The Sept. 30 mayoral debate in downtown Miami featured some testy exchanges among six candidates running to become Miami’s next mayor.

Miami-Dade Clerk of the Court and Comptroller Juan Fernandez-Barquin is planning a news conference Monday to announce the launch of "Operation Green Light," a statewide program aimed at reducing driver’s license suspensions.

The 12th edition of the Miami Film Festival GEMS, the organization’s fall midseason event, unveiled its full lineup of cinema from Oct. 29 to Nov. 5.

Democratic candidate for Florida Attorney General José Javier Rodríguez joined workers and labor advocates Monday to call attention to Florida’s wage theft crisis and his pledge, if elected, to use the office to enforce the state’s minimum wage law.

He will appear on the Fair’s opening night, Sunday, Nov. 16, for “An Evening With Kenny Chesney,” where he will discuss his debut book, “Heart • Life • Music,” set for release on Nov. 4.