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Dolphins' rebuild shows growing pains in season-opening loss to Raiders

The Miami Dolphins' season-opening loss to the Las Vegas Raiders was a sobering reminder of the growing pains that come with a full organizational rebuild.The Dolphins are carrying roughly $183 million in dead cap money this year, and absorbing that hit means that in addition to ...

CBS4 MiamiSep 15, 2026

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Bioluminal brings underwater light and wonder to Dania Beach’s MAD Arts

Ask any artist. Inspiration can come from anywhere. It can be somewhere close or a long way from where you are. One local artist is using her love of the ocean and its most unique creatures to create a must-see exhibit. There’s an entire world happening at the bottom of the sea a...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 15, 2026

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Hallandale Magnet High School receives classroom makeover with FPL grant

A classroom at a high school in Hallandale Beach received a makeover thanks to a grant from Florida Power & Light. The monetary award presented to Hallandale Magnet High School was used to update their aeronautical STEM lab. The school was one of 20 schools to win the FPL STEM Cl...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 14, 2026

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Not as Wet, for now

Following a wet and stormy weekend, the work week has started with more dry time. Here’s a look at downtown Miami with quiet weather conditions. The sky wasn’t as blue on Monday. The reason? Thin Saharan Dust moved over us. On the satellite view (above) the light shade of orange ...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 14, 2026

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City Built Sessions: Juan Mullerat, Founding Principal of Plusurbia Design

On this episode of City Built Sessions, hosted by Irvans Augustin, we welcome Juan Mullerat, founding principal of Plusurbia Design and a University of Miami educator, for an engaging conversation on how cities are shaped, how neighborhoods evolve, and who decides what gets built...

Community NewspapersSep 14, 2026

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Michael Miller Show: Robert “B.J.” Duncan on Running for Cutler Bay Mayor.

On the Michael Miller Show, he sits down with Robert “B.J.” Duncan, candidate for Mayor of Cutler Bay. They discuss his campaign, his vision for the community, and the issues that matter most to Cutler Bay residents. Tune in to hear more about B.J. Duncan’s background, priorities...

Community NewspapersSep 14, 2026

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Wonder Woman: Janet Lorenzo-Garcia & Jose M. Garcia of Many Happy Hearts

On this episode of The Wonder Woman Show, Yolanda sits down with Janet Lorenzo-Garcia and Jose M. Garcia, founders of Many Happy Hearts. They discuss their mission to provide services, support, and opportunities to underserved and homeless children in the community, and the impor...

Community NewspapersSep 14, 2026

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Broncos brace for Mahomes in his return as Chiefs host Monday night opener

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The Denver Broncos might be catching a break in their opener Monday night against the Kansas City Chiefs by getting Patrick Mahomes in his first game back from a torn ACL last December. They certainly don’t see it that way. “I think Patrick’s gonna be Patr...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 14, 2026

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NAACP Podcast Ep.14 | Roy Modkins, Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce South Chair

On Episode 14 of the NAACP Podcast, Roy Modkins, South Chair of the Miami-Dade Chamber of Commerce, joins the conversation to discuss business, leadership, economic opportunity, and strengthening the South Dade community. Modkins shares his perspective on supporting local busines...

Community NewspapersSep 14, 2026

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos spotted at Miami-Dade courthouse for jury duty

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos was spotted at a Miami-Dade courthouse reporting for jury duty. The billionaire mogul was seen exiting the Metro Justice Building on Monday morning following his dismissal from court. He smiled and waved to the cameras before heading into a black SUV. He...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 14, 2026

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Miami, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade clash over "Vice City" marketing ties to GTA VI

South Florida leaders are divided over marketing ties to Grand Theft Auto VI, with Miami moving forward with promotional banners tied to the Miami-inspired "Vice City" while officials in Miami Beach and Miami-Dade raise concerns about associating their communities with the game's...

CBS4 MiamiSep 14, 2026

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Save Virginia Key | A New Vision for Miami’s Marine Stadium & Waterfront

Virginia Key is at a turning point. In this interview, we take a closer look at the Vote YES to Save Virginia Key initiative and the proposal for the future of one of Miami’s most iconic waterfront destinations. The proposal calls for more than $80 million in private investment, ...

Community NewspapersSep 14, 2026

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Writing the Book Is Only the Beginning

By J. Adrian Betancourt, Host, The Miami Book Hub There’s a point in every author’s journey when you realize that writing the book was only part of the job. Now you have to figure out how to get it into someone’s hands. Preferably someone who isn’t related to you. That was at the...

Community NewspapersSep 14, 2026

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FIU Football hires first woman general manager in college football history

A woman is making history at Florida International University — on and off the football field. College football has changed, now with NIL (name, image and likeness), the transfer portal, as well as agents and negotiations. At FIU, there’s a new person making sure it all gets hand...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 14, 2026

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South Florida sees quiet conditions to kick off new workweek

The heat and humidity are sticking around to help us kick off the new workweek, but rain chances remain low. However, that changes later this week when the threat of seeing showers and thunderstorms returns CBS News Miami NEXT Weather meteorologist Dave Warren has your full forec...

CBS4 MiamiSep 14, 2026