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MIA continues its evolution as the Gateway to the Americas, now offering travelers direct access to 107 international destinations across six continents.
As LeBron James continues his historic NBA career, Miami fans who witnessed his championship runs wonder what records remain for the league's all-time scoring leader to pursue.
From rooftop parties in Brickell to a massive Wynwood block bash, Miami is serving up green beer, festive cocktails, and Irish pub atmosphere across the city. Here's your ultimate guide to the best St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
The newly renamed Ernie Martin Villas celebrates its grand reopening following a comprehensive 19-month rehabilitation that modernized 288 affordable housing units while honoring a pioneering advocate for equitable development in Miami-Dade County.
Severe weather from tornadoes to snowstorms across the country has created a travel disaster at South Florida airports, with passengers sleeping in hallways and waiting days for rescheduled flights.
A Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office motorman was transported to Ryder Trauma Center Tuesday following an on-duty collision at Southwest 37th Avenue and Southwest 12th Street. The deputy remained alert and walking at the scene.
The education infrastructure company is growing its Miami operations as demand for private schools continues to surge across South Florida's booming residential markets.
Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports see major disruptions as spring break crowds meet weather cancellations and federal shutdown impacts. Travelers face extended delays and lengthy lines across South Florida's busiest travel hubs.
South Florida's major airports are experiencing unprecedented delays and cancellations as a government shutdown coincides with the peak spring break travel season. Travelers are facing hours-long waits and widespread flight disruptions across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Sunday's sudden downpour flooded Collins Avenue and forced the cancellation of the Miami Heat's 26th annual Family Festival at Dan Paul Plaza. The rain highlighted Miami Beach's ongoing drainage challenges while disrupting weekend plans across South Florida.
From Brickell's glass towers to Coconut Grove's bohemian charm, we break down where to live based on your lifestyle.
How one visionary developer turned a forgotten industrial zone into a global cultural destination.
Past the tourist stops and domino games lies a community fighting to preserve its identity.
When the clubs close and hunger strikes, these spots keep the Magic City fed until dawn.
The art world's annual migration to Miami shapes the city's cultural calendar and self-image.
Celebrity chefs, hospitality groups, and social media have transformed dining into combat.
Underneath the tourist trap exterior, South Beach retains a soul worth discovering.
Once a 9-to-5 financial district, Brickell is now Miami's most ambitious urban experiment.
Forget Little Havana. For real Cuban culture, head to this working-class suburb.
