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MDC announces reopening of historic Tower Theater in Little Havana

After almost a century of magic, a historic theater is passing the torch to new ownership. Miami-Dade College has announced that Tower Theater Miami is once again operational and will be managed by the college’s Miami Film Festival. It’s set to officially open to the public in Ja...

WSVN 7 NewsNov 3, 2026

The Miami Book Hub: Flor Ana Mireles, Founder of Indie Earth Publishing

On this episode of The Miami Book Hub, hosted by Javier A. Betancourt, we welcome Flor Ana Mireles, founder of Indie Earth Publishing, for an engaging conversation on hybrid publishing, creative control, and what it really takes to turn a manuscript into a book. Together, they ex...

Community NewspapersNov 3, 2026

Florida Can Prioritize Child Safety by Protecting Pediatricians

I believe Florida has a fundamental responsibility to protect our children and ensure they have every opportunity to grow up healthy and strong. That includes making sure families can access the doctors, treatments and healthcare services their children depend on, especially thos...

Community NewspapersNov 3, 2026

Coyote spotted roaming NW 58th St in Miami sparks concerns from residents

A Miami resident was doing some chores around the house when he came face-to-face with a coyote. Chenier Mosley told 7News he stepped outside briefly to take out the trash along Northwest 58th Street Monday morning when a coyote appeared behind him. “We were staring at each other...

WSVN 7 NewsNov 3, 2026

Wynwood ofrenda trail celebrates Dia de los Muertos with altars to music stars

There’s only 363 days left until Halloween. I already started counting down. But Wynwood isn’t ready to say goodbye to spooky season this year just yet. Deco is checking out a free activity that’s keeping the vibes going through the weekend. Día de los Muertos is getting new life...

WSVN 7 NewsNov 3, 2026

Hi Voltage Video offers rare films and physical media in North Miami store

A long, long time ago, before streaming was invented, people had to leave their homes to buy and rent movies. These Stone Age people would go to a place called a video store. The shelves were filled with tons of titles for everybody. Film nerds, rejoice! Those glory days are back...

WSVN 7 NewsNov 3, 2026

South Florida’s Comedy Calendar: Malcolm Mcfly, Comedian & Show Producer

On this episode of South Florida’s Comedy Calendar, hosted by Art Roche, we welcome Malcolm Mcfly, comedian and show producer, for an engaging conversation on the South Florida comedy scene, the business of moving tickets, and building a real fan base. Together they break down a ...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

FloridaCampgrounds.com launches a guide to camping at Florida’s natural springs

Florida’s natural springs are among the state’s most loved outdoor destinations, and FloridaCampgrounds.com now brings the campgrounds closest to them together in one free guide: https://floridacampgrounds.com/campgrounds/springs The guide compares 11 campgrounds and 600+ campsit...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Aston Martin Vantage S Coupe wows!

On any Saturday night on Collins Avenue, you might hear a Lamborghini before you see it. The 2026 Aston Martin Vantage S Coupe is different. Parked at a Coral Gables valet stand, it looks almost restrained: a long hood, short deck, distinctive rear spoiler, blades in the hood ven...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Miami Beach to Honor Veterans with High-Tech Letter Campaign

The City of Miami Beach, in partnership with VFW Post 3559 and powered by the Badger platform, is hosting a high-tech, letter-writing campaign featuring electronic messages and videos of gratitude that will be projected on the iconic Betsy Orb each evening from Nov. 7-10 ahead of...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Deering Estate Artist-in-Residence Spotlight: Natalia Garcia-Lee

Natalia Garcia-Lee was born in Madrid, Spain, and lives and works in Miami, Florida. She received a B.F.A. in sculpture from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York, in 1995. Natalia Garcia-Lee is a multi-disciplinary visual artist working in oil paintings, collages, drawings, and je...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

From Shy to Center Court: Cailyn Campbell Finds Her Voice in Professional Pickleball

Cailyn Campbell was once so shy she wouldn’t speak to her tennis coaches or anyone outside her immediate family—not even cousins or grandparents. Today, at 16, she competes against the world’s best pickleball players, travels to professional tournaments and handles interviews wit...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Michael Miller Meets Katy Marrero, Founder of Kreative Kids Therapy

On this episode of The Michael Miller Show, hosted by Michael Miller, we welcome Katy Marrero, speech-language pathologist and founder of Kreative Kids Therapy, for an engaging conversation on early intervention, parenting through challenges, and supporting children on the spectr...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Preparations for Friday’s scrimmage: batting practice.

PRESEASON: FRI 30 OCT 2026 Today’s scrimmage was delayed until 10:25 to give the grounds crew time to prepare the field for player safety. The wait paid off for the pitching staff, which held an offense that has largely dominated its opponents to a scoreless outing—except in the ...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

West Kendall’s New Hometown Destination Starts on Main Street

For many West Kendall families, a special dinner, an afternoon of shopping or a weekend outing with the kids still means getting in the car and heading east. City Park West Kendall is designed to help change that, giving residents more reasons to stay closer to home and more ways...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

U.S. executive starting key job as first laywoman to head Vatican ministry

Maria Montserrat Alvarado, a 39-year-old U.S. media executive, becomes the new head of Vatican communications this week, the first laywoman to head a Vatican "ministry." The Mexican American will also be the first non-Italian to lead a vast department overseeing all of the Vatica...

CBS4 MiamiNov 2, 2026

Robert C. Hill Jr. named as executive director of local Red Cross chapter

Robert C. Hill Jr. The American Red Cross, South Florida Region, has announced the appointment of Robert C. Hill Jr. as executive director of the Greater Miami & The Keys Chapter. Hill will lead efforts to advance the Red Cross mission throughout Miami-Dade County and the Florida...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

‘Reason To Run’ 5K to benefit fight against pediatric cancer

The 19th annual Sofia’s Hope “Reason to Run” 5K run/walk and family event will take place on Saturday, Nov. 7, at the Deering Estate, 16701 SW 72 Ave., at 8 a.m. The race will feature the Warriors Circle — a special gathering place for childhood cancer warriors and their families...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Westminster Christian hosts Pink Girls Invitational Golf

Westminster Christian School hosted the fifth annual Pink Girls Invitational Golf Tournament on Thursday, Oct. 8, at Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club. The tournament brought together 13 South Florida high school girls golf programs for a day of competition, community, and chari...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

5 questions to ask before you choose a health plan

Millions of Americans review their health plan options during open enrollment each fall, often the only time they can choose or change coverage. Choosing a health plan can feel overwhelming. With so much health information available, it can be difficult to know what is relevant a...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Animal Services completes largest cruelty case in department history

In what stands as the largest animal cruelty case in Miami-Dade County Animal Services history, more than 3,700 animals were seized from a property in southwest Miami-Dade where they were found living in deplorable conditions. The massive operation spanned six days and required t...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Deering Estate to present holiday ‘Tides & Tidings’

A sea-inspired ornament is one of many that will be on display at the Deering Estate during the holiday season. The Deering Estate in Palmetto Bay has a special holiday season event you can put on your to-see list now. It is titled “Historic Holidays Décor: Tides & Tidings,” and ...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Who makes sure the county delivers?

The county budget has been approved. Now what? That is the question every taxpayer in Miami-Dade County should be asking. We are talking about billions of dollars in public money, and once the votes are over and the budget is approved, the real work begins. Who is making sure the...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Actors’ Jekyll & Hyde delivers with outstanding performances

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Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Teen strengthens breast cancer support network

Distributing care packages outside the entrance to the Miami Cancer Institute in Kendall are (l-r) Chloe Cartaya, Monica Cejas and Anabelle Cejas.(Photo courtesy Comforting Pink Sisters Inc.) Each October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month reminds us of the importance of early detect...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

App makes doing business with Clerk’s Office easier

Juan Fernandez-Barquin As part of my continued commitment to innovation and customer service, I am excited to share the launch of the new online Recording Application that makes doing business with my office faster and more convenient than ever. Customers can now securely record ...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Nissan Frontier PRO-4X Crew Cab is a great pickup truck

Nissan Frontier PRO-4X Crew Cab There is something refreshing about a pickup truck that doesn’t pretend to be an SUV. The 2026 Nissan Frontier PRO-4X Crew Cab is a genuine midsize truck, with a body-on-frame construction, a fully boxed ladder frame, four-wheel drive and equipment...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Candidates meet residents at Gold Coast Railroad Museum

Candidates gather on the rear platform of the Ferdinand Magellan presidential car at the Gold Coast Railroad Museum. Lisa Merkin and Barbara Ferenczi hosted a “Meet the Candidates Forum” on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., during the Central Makers Market at Gold Coast R...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Three generations of Spanish culinary tradition in S. Miami

CalaMillor (interior) CalaMillor – the ambitious, 8,000-square-foot bakery, restaurant, gourmet market and wine bar found on the busy corner of SW 57th Avenue and Bird Road (SW 40th Street) – brings three generations of Spanish culinary excellence to South Miami. Opened in 2023 b...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Tracing the Deering family through time

Special Deering family exhibit is on display at the Deering Estate.(Photo by Jack Penny) An exhibition tracing the history of the Deering family is on display now through Oct. 31 at the Deering Estate in Palmetto Bay. The exhibition is called “Family History is America’s Story: T...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

How decluttering can help you stay safer and more independent at home

Use four categories: keep, give to family or friends, donate or recycle, and discard.(Created by DB Graphics with AI) For many people, aging in place means more than staying at the same address. It means having the choice to live safely and independently in a familiar home and co...

Community NewspapersNov 2, 2026

Maye has 3 touchdowns as Patriots rally to beat Dolphins 24-19

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Drake Maye threw two touchdown passes and rushed for a score as the New England Patriots came back to beat the Miami Dolphins 24-19 on Sunday. With star receiver AJ Brown inactive because of lingering injuries, Maye completed 16 of 20 passes for 199 yar...

WSVN 7 NewsNov 2, 2026

No. 1 Miami to visit No. 4 Notre Dame in historic top-five rematch

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — The year was 1988. Miami was ranked No. 1. Notre Dame was ranked No. 4. They squared off in South Bend, playing a game that ultimately went a long way toward deciding who would win that season’s national championship. Here they go again. A showdown await...

WSVN 7 NewsNov 1, 2026

Voters rush to polls across South Florida as candidates encourage voter turnout

As the final days of early voting are upon South Florida, candidates on the ballot encouraged voter turnout while voters headed to the polls to make their voices heard for the midterm election. People across South Florida, including in Coral Springs, Fort Lauderdale and North Dad...

WSVN 7 NewsNov 1, 2026

American Airlines set to resume flights to Haiti with special flight at MIA

American Airlines flights are set to resume to Haiti on Sunday morning, starting with a special flight at Miami International Airport. The flight to Cap-Haïtien is set to take off at 10 a.m. with an all Haitian crew. The occassion marks the first time in two years that a major Un...

WSVN 7 NewsNov 1, 2026