Cuban man was released from ICE custody, but he is questioning why him and not others
The man said that he was moved from Alligator Alcatraz to Krome and then to a federal detention center in Miami before being released by a federal judge....
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Lo que Callan los Hombres: Tomás Costantini | Amor, Rupturas y un Nuevo Comienzo en Miami
En este episodio de Lo que Callan los Hombres, con Carlos Anaya, recibimos a Tomás Costantini, empresario nacido en una de las familias más reconocidas de Argentina y hoy radicado en Miami, para una conversación íntima y honesta sobre el amor, la paternidad y el difícil proceso d...
Little Havana spot transforms into lively steakhouse with Cuban soul
A new steakhouse has opened on Calle Ocho featuring Italian- and Cuban-inspired dishes, live music, and nightlife energy.
The Communications Office: Andreina Villar, Career Expert | Job Search Strategy
On this episode of The Communications Office, hosted by Carlos Páez, we welcome Andreina Villar, a career expert with more than 25 years of experience coaching individuals and executives around the world, for an engaging conversation on navigating career transitions, using AI wis...
City Built Sessions: Gloria Romero Roses, Florida House District 113 Candidate
On this episode of City Built Sessions, hosted by Irvans Augustin, we welcome Gloria Romero Roses, a candidate for Florida House District 113 with more than 40 years across real estate, affordable housing, and community development, for an engaging conversation on housing policy,...
Mobility Matters: Juan Mullerat, Principal of Plusurbia Design
On this episode of Mobility Matters, hosted by Javier Betancourt, Executive Director of the Citizens Independent Transportation Trust (CITT), we welcome Juan Mullerat, principal of the urban design and planning firm Plusurbia, for an engaging conversation on people-first planning...
Diesel hits $6.34 a gallon in Florida, raising concerns about higher costs for goods and services
Gas prices are surging past $4 per gallon, leaving South Florida drivers facing sticker shock at the pump."It used to be probably 50, 40 bucks to fill the car, and now it's like 70 using premium on a car like this," said driver Jose Gonzalez, who spent $73 to fill his tank.The ri...
Little Havana eatery named one of the best restaurants in America
A Miami spot that serves delicious Cuban food with French techniques has just been named one of the best restaurants in America.
Fall Comes to Miami: The Berry Farm’s Harvest Festival Returns September 16
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The best things to do with family in Miami in September
A fall harvest festival, all-ages events at local record shops, Jurassic Quest, and more.
ChamberSOUTH Spotlight: Peter de la Torre, Founder of The Executionist
On this episode of ChamberSOUTH Spotlight, hosted by Rick Alberty, Executive Director of ChamberSOUTH, we welcome Peter de la Torre, author, business consultant, and founder of The Executionist, for an engaging conversation on reinvention, resilience, and helping organizations cl...
ChamberSOUTH Spotlight: Rodrigo A. Ferrando, Estate Planning Attorney at The G Law Firm
On this episode of ChamberSOUTH Spotlight, hosted by Rick Alberty, we welcome Rodrigo A. Ferrando, estate planning attorney at The G Law Firm, for an engaging conversation on wills, trusts, and navigating the probate process. Together, they break down the legal terms that intimid...
Special movie screenings happening in Miami this September
A music video festival, an urgent documentary, anniversary screenings, and more.
South Florida doctor giving back to community that welcomed her as a child from Nigeria
A South Florida doctor who came to the U.S. from Nigeria as a child is now giving back to the community that welcomed her.For Dr. Oluwadamilola Ajiboye, caring for Hialeah's seniors is more than medicine, it's a full-circle moment.Ajiboye was 11 when she moved from Nigeria to Mia...
The Book Hub: R. David New on The Unthinkable & Founding the South Beach Jazz Festival
On this episode of The Book Hub, J. Adrian sits down with author R. David New, author of The Unthinkable and founder of the South Beach Jazz Festival. David shares his journey as a blind author and advocate, his experiences in the literary world, and the story behind creating a c...
FIU’s record of student success earns statewide recognition
A college degree creates opportunities. Over the past decade, FIU’s four-year graduation rate for first-time-in-college students has climbed 45 percentage points, reaching 70% in 2024. Florida TaxWatch recognized that transformation with a 2026 Government Productivity Award, hono...
14 biggest Miami restaurant closures of summer 2026
From Yardbird and Mr Chow to local gems like La Latina, here are the 14 biggest Miami restaurant closures of summer 2026.
The Michael Miller Show: Tana Llinas, Candidate for Palmetto Bay Village Council, Seat 1
On this episode of The Michael Miller Show, hosted by Michael Miller, we welcome Tana Llinas, small business owner, community organizer, and candidate for Village of Palmetto Bay City Council, Seat 1, for an engaging conversation on local leadership, the Village budget, and prese...
Spotlight TV: Omar Campos & Paola Solera, Ma Wellness | Water, Wellness & Prevention
On this episode of Spotlight TV, hosted by Emily Zubi, we welcome Omar Campos and Paola Solera, the founder and CEO of Ma Wellness, for an engaging conversation on water purification, preventive health, and building a brand that gives back. Together they trace Ma Wellness from a ...
Dialogues in Dementia: Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg on What’s Normal and What’s Not
On this episode of Dialogues in Dementia, hosted by Dr. Marc Agronin of the MIND Institute at Miami Jewish Health, we welcome Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg, world-renowned neuropsychologist and director of the Luria Neuroscience Institute, for an engaging conversation on the aging brain,...
The Wonder Woman Show: Karen Pino of La Taberna Giralda Talks Spanish Cuisine & Entrepreneurship
On this episode of The Wonder Woman Show, host Yolanda welcomes Karen Pino, owner of La Taberna Giralda, a Spanish restaurant known for bringing the flavors and traditions of Spain to the community. Karen shares her journey as a restaurant owner, her passion for Spanish cuisine, ...
Coral Gables staple Havana Harry’s to reopen after yearlong closure
Coral Gables staple, Havana Harry's, will reopen after a yearlong closure with a remodeled dining room and its Cuban staples.
Dr. Guerda Nicolas on Mental Health & Community Wellness | Dr. Flore’s Show
On this episode of Dr. Flore’s Show, Dr. Flore welcomes Dr. Guerda Nicolas of Ayiti Community Trust and Rebati Sante Mantal for an important conversation held entirely in Kreyòl. The discussion explores mental health, community wellness, and the importance of creating supportive ...
FIU’s Wall of Wind receives $15M donation to expand hurricane research facility
Florida International University’s “Wall of Wind” received a $15 million donation to expand hurricane research. The donation will support the next-generation Wall of Wind facility, known as “WOW 2.0.” It allows researchers to test structures and building components against winds ...
Wonder Woman Show: Illiett Ojeda on Mindset, Wellness & Finding Your Balance
On this episode of the Wonder Woman Show, host Yolanda welcomes Illiett Ojeda, a passionate Latina entrepreneur, educator, and certified executive, life, mindset, and wellness coach. As the founder of Chasinbalance Consulting, Illiett shares her journey of personal development, e...
More Than a Woman: Genavieve Talks Finance & Wealth Planning with Al Maulini
On More Than a Woman, host Genavieve welcomes Al Maulini, a financial professional with more than 30 years of experience in financial planning, investments, and portfolio management. Al shares insights from his career in wealth management, retirement planning, investments, and he...
M-DCPS schools earn awards in chess education from FIDE
Let the game begin.(Created by DB Graphics with AI) Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) earned seven of the 11 Gold International School Awards in chess education awarded globally by the Fédération Internationale des Échecs (FIDE), standing as the only recipients in the ...
Gables Woman’s Club helps at Adult Community Center
Members of the Coral Gables Woman’s Club recently helped at the Coral Gables Adult Community Center. Organized by Helen Reguera and Ana Lam, the club set up a table with adult activities for all to enjoy. Pictured (l-r) are Ana Lam, CGWC president Iris Segui, and Magarette Beauch...
At the Cook’s Table: Chef Jan Jorgensen Serves Up Craft, Culture and Culinary Memory
By J. Adrian Betancourt, Host, The Miami Book Hub One of the great pleasures of hosting The Miami Book Hub is discovering all the different ways stories find their way onto the page. Sometimes they arrive through history or fiction. Sometimes they arrive through a lifetime spent ...
Mobility Matters: Senator Alexis Calatayud | Transit, Housing & Connecting Miami
On this episode of Mobility Matters, hosted by Javier A. Betancourt, Executive Director of the Citizens Independent Transportation Trust, we welcome Senator Alexis Calatayud, who represents her district from Key Biscayne down to the Homestead Air Reserve Base, for an engaging con...
South Florida woman told to remove her American flag
A South Florida teacher says she’s proud to be an American. To show it, she flies the American flag just outside of her front door. When her homeowners association told her to take it down, she turned to Help Me Howard with Brandon Beyer. Monique Rodriguez loves being a fifth gra...
Kendall man deported by ICE, accused of being Cuban spy
Fernando Armando Valdes Perez, 61, is accused of being an intelligence asset for the Cuban government.
Strive 305 en Español: Camilo Restrepo | Romperse para Renacer
En esta edición de Strive 305 en Español, presentado por una host de MCN, damos la bienvenida a Camilo Restrepo, emprendedor de repuestos industriales en Miami-Dade y creador del podcast Romperse para Renacer, para una conversación honesta sobre emprendimiento, salud emocional y ...
News of Raúl Castro's declining health draws strong reactions from South Florida Cuban community
There are reports that former Cuban leader Raúl Castro suffered a stroke and is in critical condition, and that's drawing strong reactions from the Cuban community in South Florida. CBS News Miami's Morgan Rynor has more from Little Havana....
Superintendent visits students at Venetian Parc Academy
As Miami-Dade County Public Schools welcomed students back for the 2026-27 school year on Thursday, Aug. 13, Superintendent Dr. Jose L. Dotres visited schools across the district. In this picture he talks to students at Venetian Parc Academy in southwest Miami-Dade. (Image courte...
Get Your Life: Attorney Shirlyon McWhorter | Wills, Probate & Estate Planning
On this episode of Get Your Life, hosted by Dr. Carolyn Edwards, we welcome back Shirlyon McWhorter, Esq., former judge and attorney, for an engaging conversation on wills, probate, and protecting the assets you’ve worked hard for. Together, they answer the questions families are...
Diario Las Américas: Raul Castro extremely ill after suffering stroke
A Spanish-language newspaper in South Florida is reporting about the health of former Cuban leader Raul Castro. Sources to Diario Las Américas say the 95-year-old is extremely ill after he suffered a stroke. He is in critical condition at the hospital and could possibly be on lif...
Working together for a safe and successful school year
Dedicated crossing guards safely escort thousands of students across busy intersections each day. As another school year begins across Miami-Dade County, I want to wish every student, teacher, administrator and school employee a safe, successful and rewarding 2026-27 school year....
1000 Friends of Florida’s position on Amendment 3 remains unchanged
A couple weeks ago we declared our opposition to Amendment 3, the property tax measure on Florida’s November 2026 ballot. Since then, there has been a development, and we want to make sure you have the full picture. A Leon County court reviewed the amendment’s ballot title and su...
Do Rockstar and “GTA 6” actually understand the Miami music scene?
From Miami bass and Kodak Black to Latin music and house, GTA 6 aspires to capture the sounds that define Miami and South Florida.