#miami

#miami

"This year, the atmosphere leading up to Haitian Flag Day feels subdued compared to past celebrations, reflecting the struggles Haiti faces, a stark contrast to the pride of the event."

"Get out of my vehicle now!" the driver yells while calling 911. "You're no longer in the ride. Get out!"

"Residents, if they can see the bigger picture, would understand that you're aligning with national elections to increase turnout and save money."

In Miami, a place that has more Catholics on average than the rest of the country, all eyes are now on the Vatican, where top Catholic leaders will gather at the Sistine Chapel to elect Francis' successor.

The 63-foot Lamborghini yacht began taking on water off Monument Island late Saturday afternoon, prompting a swift response from Coast Guard and local authorities.

Ivanka's bodyguard intervened forcefully when a man approached her and Jared Kushner, leading to a strong shove that left the intruder off-camera.

Moving downtown will not happen. We're here to stay. There's a lot of reasons why downtown didn't make sense when we first got into this, and those reasons still exist.

State inspections revealed several alarming violations at bakeries in Miami and Hialeah, including the absence of soap for handwashing and expired permits.

We traveled south to Key West, then back up to Orlando, further up to St. Augustine, and then back down to Miami, spending around two nights in each area.

Two mice died on a glue trap in an equipment storage room and five died on glue traps under a reach-in cooler. The sight of live and dead rodents showed significant sanitation issues.

Bishops, deacons, priests, and parishioners from St. Mary's Cathedral marched down Northwest Second Avenue, stopping every so often to pray - 'Our Father' and 'Hail Mary'.

The new self-service kiosks at Publix empower Miami residents to renew and print vehicle registrations and auto tags quickly and conveniently.

"Manolo could easily own a room with his booming voice, ear-to-ear smile, warm hug. His default position was to be positive and complimentary."

Miami's adult entertainment culture has evolved significantly, from burlesque clubs and topless bars to a modern scene still celebrating its risqué history with various venues.

The jury found Anthawn Ragan guilty of first-degree murder for the November 2013 shooting of Luis Miguel Perez in North Miami, leading toward the death penalty.

Higgins said that when she first ran for County Commission, she was told that, because she's a Democrat, "no one will vote for you." "Well, guess what?" she said.

Skipper Chuck, hosted by Chuck Zink, captured the hearts of Baby Boomers in Miami through a vibrant blend of music, laughter, and community involvement.

"Transit operators are not allowed to be armed," Juan Mendieta, a spokesperson for Miami-Dade's Department of Transportation and Public Works, told the Miami Herald.