After a wet and stormy week’s end, sunshine was beaming down on Miami Beach for Memorial Day weekend. Families, residents and vacationers were out in full force ready to enjoy … Click to Continue » ... Read More
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The Air & Sea Show has become a Memorial Day staple on Miami Beach. Take a look
A Memorial Day signature event, the Hyundai Air & Sea Show returned to Miami Beach Saturday for a two-day run concluding Sunday. The event, between 11th and 14th streets at … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Gallery owner Gloria Luria, whose legacy in Miami led to Art Basel, dies at 97
The Luria name has been a South Florida fixture for more than 60 years. On Friday, matriarch Gloria Luria, who ran her namesake gallery, Gloria Luria Gallery, from 1966 to … Click to Continue » ... Read More
These photos capture how exciting it is to be a sports fan in South Florida right now
For the first time since 1996, the Florida Panthers are in Stanley Cup Final. The fans can’t believe it. Even the players can’t believe it. And the Miami Heat just … Click to Continue » ... Read More
A sunny start to Miami’s Memorial Day weekend. So is this rainy spell finally over?
Even our plants are crying, “That’s enough!” After nearly a week of daily downpours leading into this Memorial Day weekend, Saturday’s forecast from the National Weather Service caught our eye: … Click to Continue » ... Read More
‘I’m not climbing.’ New report sheds light on Hollywood plane crash that killed pilot
A recently released investigative report revealed new details surrounding the fatal and fiery banner plane crash in Hollywood last week. The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary report on … Click to Continue » ... Read More
‘The ultimate sacrifice:’ Service members sworn in ahead of Memorial Day in Miami
Dozens of service members were honored in a swearing-in ceremony in South Florida ahead of Memorial Day. Military leaders, Miami-Dade officials and families gathered Friday at the U.S. Coast Guard … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Mexican president can’t question Peru’s democracy, but praise Cuba’s dictatorship | Opinion
Mexico’s populist President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is setting a new record for double standards: He is relentlessly questioning the president of Peru’s democratic credentials — after giving a red-carpet … Click to Continue » ... Read More
During a power outage, he couldn’t charge a medical device. He’s advocating for a bill to help change that for others
It was during Hurricane Irma that Miami local Franco Di Paolo found his passion. He had lost his hearing at a young age and received a cochlear implant at two … Click to Continue » ... Read More
Book ban, and mayor’s gesture of good will, shows history is repeating itself. But we were born to persevere | Opinion
When I read that several books have been banned from the Bob Graham Educational Center in Miami Lakes, including the poem “The Hill We Climb,” the poem by Amanda Gorman … Click to Continue » ... Read More