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Miami Hurricanes going back to Nike in deal that will exceed $200M, AP source says

CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — Teams from the University of Miami will be wearing Nike apparel again starting in July 2027, a person familiar with the agreement said Wednesday. The sides have struck a 10-year deal that will exceed $200 million in total value, said the person, who spok...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 16, 2026

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Fall Comes to Miami: The Berry Farm’s Harvest Festival Returns September 16

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Community NewspapersSep 16, 2026

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Burger Beast’s 18th Anniversary Party Takes Over Smoke & Dough

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Community NewspapersSep 16, 2026

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Meet and Greet with Byron Donalds

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Community NewspapersSep 16, 2026

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Yizkor: Remembering Those Who Made Us Who We Are

Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the Jewish year. It is a day when we step away from the distractions of everyday life and think about the things that truly matter: our relationship with G-d, the choices we have made, the people we love, and the kind of person we want to become. ...

Community NewspapersSep 16, 2026

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TOWN OF DAVIE HOSTS ANNUAL MAYORS’ CHESS CHALLENGE

The Town of Davie Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Department is hosting its annual Mayors’ Chess Challenge on Saturday, October 3, 2026. This free event will take place from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Pine Island Multipurpose Center, 3801 S. Pine Island Road. Players of all ag...

Community NewspapersSep 16, 2026

safety

David New Turns Survival into a More Accessible Miami

I spend a lot of time working with words. But listening to R. David New describe the illness that nearly killed him and left him without sight, I struggled to find the right ones. David, meanwhile, spoke with the perspective of someone who has spent the years since rebuilding his...

Community NewspapersSep 16, 2026

safety

Mechanic arrested after $40K boat left for repairs goes missing, police say

A 56-year-old mechanic was arrested after police said a customer spent years trying to recover a $40,000 boat he had turned over for repairs before the vessel ultimately disappeared. Carlos Armas was taken into custody at his Miami Gardens home Monday night and transported to the...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 16, 2026

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Why Are We Cutting Buses to fund a $483 Chauffeur Service?

In this series I have written about the idle rail line that could connect our airport to PortMiami with the port and the airport paying for their own station, and about the one dollar Metromover fare that our county attorneys have confirmed requires nothing more than an ordinance...

Community NewspapersSep 16, 2026

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Man arrested after 4-year-old says he touched her at Hialeah Lowe’s, police say

A 65-year-old man was arrested after a 4-year-old girl told investigators he touched her inappropriately when she briefly wandered away from her mother inside a Hialeah Lowe’s, police said. Jose Cremades was arrested Monday in connection with the incident on Saturday at the Lowe’...

WSVN 7 NewsSep 16, 2026

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Person hit, killed on Florida's Turnpike in Cutler Bay, FHP says

Southbound lanes of the Florida's Turnpike have been closed at Southwest 216th Street in Cutler Bay after a person standing on the emergency shoulder was hit and killed by another vehicle, according to the FLorida Highway patrol. CBS News Miami's Austin Carter has the new details...

CBS4 MiamiSep 16, 2026

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Miami Beach moves to close Ocean Drive to cars for much of year

Miami Beach commissioners voted to close Ocean Drive to cars from Thanksgiving through March yearly as the city works to make the fabled beachfront drive permanently pedestrian-only. Commissioners last week voted 7-0 to urge the county to authorize the change between Fifth and 15...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026

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Grammy winner named dean of UM’s Frost Music

The University of Miami has selected Matt Serletic as the new dean of the Frost School of Music. Officially taking on the role on Oct. 19, Mr. Serletic will have the opportunity to shape the future of music performance, scholarship and professions by fostering creative and schola...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026

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Course corrections sought for boater safety board

Plans for a new boater safety board sailed ahead through a Miami-Dade County committee last week with several recommendations that included course corrections. This story is premium content for our subscribers only. Unlock the full story and the entire edition with a Miami Today ...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026

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Multistory libraries rise in Miami-Dade

The new Doral Branch Library, which had been expected to open this year, is now 95% complete, with an opening anticipated by the end of this year or early next year as the library system also rolls out branch improvements around the county. This story is premium content for our s...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026

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As new building rises, Miami votes to stay in historic city hall

Miami City Hall is to remain in its historic waterfront home in Coconut Grove, preserving the site as the city’s primary civic meeting place even as other municipal offices prepare to move elsewhere. The Miami City Commission voted 4-1 last week to keep regular commission meeting...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026

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Area banks plan differing paths to stablecoin use

South Florida banks are taking different approaches to stablecoins as some of the world’s largest financial institutions move toward issuing their own form of digital money. Wells Fargo, which has an extensive branch network in Miami-Dade County, is among 21 financial institution...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026

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South Florida financial jobs cool

Miami-Dade’s financial sector has moved from the rapid job growth that helped establish it as a major finance hub into a slower market where employment has declined from a year ago even as pay continues to climb. The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data show financial-act...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026

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Dan McGowan: Leading 100-person JLL commercial realty brokerage team

With more than 25 years of experience in commercial real estate, Dan McGowan today leads JLL’s office, retail and industrial brokerage operations across South Florida as the executive managing director and South Florida broker lead. Over the course of his career, he has worked in...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026

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What’s the future of the white elephant of Flagler Street?

Crucial pieces of Miami-Dade’s financial underpinnings can be clarified in deadlines this week, as county commissioners approve a budget for next fiscal year and the following day learn if they have managed to get a cash bid to take their white elephant courthouse off their books...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026

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Filming in Miami: September 17, 2026

These film permits were issued last week by the Miami-Dade Office of Film & Entertainment, (305) 375-3288; the Miami Beach Office of Film and Event Production Management, (305) 673-7070; and the City of Miami’s Office of Film & Entertainment, (305) 416-1072. Lemartec, Miami. Stil...

Miami TodaySep 16, 2026