Today’s News
NBA Acknowledges Missed Call Against Miami Heat’s Bam Adebayo
The NBA officially acknowledged that LaMelo Ball should have been ejected for a dangerous play against Heat star Bam Adebayo. The league's ...Miami Chef Competes on Fox’s MasterChef Global Gauntlet
A South Florida chef advances to Fox's "MasterChef: Global Gauntlet," showcasing Miami's diverse culinary culture on national television. The competition highlights the ...South Florida Senior Advocates for Payment Protection Rights
A South Florida caregiver's experience with delayed payments from precious metals sales highlights consumer protection challenges facing Miami's senior community. Her case ...Cadillac Championship Brings Elite Golf to Doral’s Blue Monster
The inaugural 2026 Cadillac Championship brings 72 elite golfers to Doral's Blue Monster from April 29-May 3. The signature PGA Tour event ...Miami Film Industry Thrives with New Production Permits
Miami's film industry shows continued strength with multiple production permits issued across Miami-Dade County last week. The activity demonstrates sustained confidence in ...MIA Expansion Plans Face Aircraft Shortage Despite Growing Demand
Miami International Airport's plans for new international routes face delays due to a global long-haul aircraft shortage. Relief is expected within two ...Luxury Ritz Sky Mansions Approved for Doral Development
Doral approves Ritz Sky Mansions, a luxury 69-unit condominium development on industrial land. The eight-story project joins existing hotels in creating a ...PortMiami Secures Grant for Rail Expansion Amid Cargo Boom
PortMiami has secured grant funding to expand rail infrastructure amid growing cargo volumes. The project will enhance freight connections from Miami to ...New Technology Could Clean Miami’s Most Polluted Waterway
Miami commissioners reviewed innovative vacuum-like technology to clean Wagner Creek, one of Florida's most polluted waterways. The system would prevent contamination from ...Florida Women Seek Out-of-State Care for Chronic Conditions
Florida women are traveling out-of-state for specialized chronic condition treatment, spending thousands on care unavailable locally. The trend highlights opportunities for Miami's ...
