When John Abodeely stepped into the role of president and CEO of Oolite Arts in February 2025, he brought with him a powerful ...

Miami-Dade County’s first-ever collections from speed detection systems installed across 27 school zones totaled more than ...

The Orange Bowl Committee was preparing to make game day a success as the Jan. 1 quarterfinal Orange Bowl between Oregon and ...

Last year’s Orange Bowl Festival, including the 2025 College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Capital Orange Bowl, generated $286.3 million in new economic impact and media exposure value for South ...

The same company that brought a successful mixed-use tower to Edgewater, along with a Whole Foods, is now ready to move forward with phase two of the development, Forma Suites. This story is premium c ...

Micro dwelling units and affordable housing are destined for a busy corner in Miami’s West Brickell. The project, 250 SW Brickell, will be a 42-story tower offering 1,011 residential units, amenities, ...

Still in its early months, the long-anticipated Metro Express bus rapid transit service has brought a new mode of transportation to Homestead, but not without its own set of challenges that are adding ...

New businesses and population growth are benefiting Homestead’s economy and workforce as the city’s top elected officials seek to maintain the city’s small-town charm. As reported by Miami Today, new ...

Nearly a quarter of Miami residents, and almost half in District Four, do not live within a 10-minute walk of a public park, a gap the city aims to close by opening school playgrounds, fields ...

Miami-Dade’s five new constitutional offices have been poaching key employees from general county government at substantial raises in salary and benefits using payments that come out of general county ...

While the Orange Bowl is best known for its marquee New Year’s Day football matchup, the tournament encompasses a broader slate of sports, community and charitable events that stretch beyond Jan. 1 ...

These film permits were issued last week by the Miami-Dade County Department of Regulatory & Economic Resources’ Office of Film and Entertainment, (305) 375-3288; the Miami Mayor’s Office of Film, ...