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Kākāpō Population Tops 300 in Record Breeding Season
The critically endangered kākāpō parrot has reached 325 individuals — a 75-year population high — after a record-breaking New Zealand breeding season. ...What Argentina’s Soccer System Can Teach Miami’s Youth
NPR's analysis of Argentina's elite youth soccer model offers Miami — a World Cup host city with deep soccer roots — a ...Coral Reef Decline: What It Means for Miami’s Coastline
A new global report warns that coral reef systems face irreversible decline — a finding with direct consequences for Miami's reef-dependent coastline ...NASA Launches Powerful New Space Telescope to Map Universe
NASA has launched a powerful new space telescope on a multi-year mission to map the universe and unlock the secrets of dark ...NASA Launches Roman Telescope to Map 100,000 New Planets
NASA's newly launched Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is set to identify more than 100,000 exoplanets and probe the universe's deepest secrets. ...4,000 Hands Move a Japanese Castle in Ancient Tradition
Some 4,000 residents of Hirosaki, Japan, used ropes and rollers to manually relocate Hirosaki Castle, reviving the ancient tradition of hikiya. The ...Dolly Parton’s Legacy: A Voice That Shaped America
Dolly Parton, who died at 80, leaves a songwriting legacy that defined American music and culture across generations. Miami's creative community mourns ...Oil Price Dip Offers Relief at Miami’s Fuel Pumps
A diplomatic agreement to open a temporary shipping lane in the Strait of Hormuz sent global oil prices lower this week. Miami's ...Medicare’s $50 Obesity Drug Program Gains Momentum in Miami
Medicare's new Bridge program caps obesity drug costs at $50 per month, with CVS and Walgreens each filling 100,000 prescriptions since July ...Miami Art World Mourns Yayoi Kusama, Beloved Dot Queen
Legendary Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama has died at 97, leaving a profound legacy in Miami's internationally celebrated art community. Her immersive, dot-filled ...
