Miami
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The Billionaire Migration: How Corporate Titans are Reshaping Miami
Miami now ranks as the nation’s second-most expensive metro area as corporate titans and billionaires relocate, reshaping the city’s luxury real estate market.
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Secretary of State Rubio: No U.S. Government Role in Tate Brothers’ Extradition Case
Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirms the U.S. government is not involved in the extradition process for Andrew and Tristan Tate, who face U.K. sex charges.
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Andrew and Tristan Tate Arrested in Miami on UK Extradition Warrant
U.S. Marshals arrested Andrew and Tristan Tate in Miami on a UK extradition warrant, facing 59 serious charges including rape and trafficking from 2010-2017.
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Mandarin Oriental Miami Implosion Clears Path for Luxury Expansion
A controlled implosion of the former 23-story Mandarin Oriental hotel in Miami has cleared the site for a massive two-tower ultra-luxury redevelopment project.
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Florida Under Flood Watch as Heavy Rain Persists
Emergency officials warn of up to 6 inches of rain in South and Central Florida as a stalled front brings heavy downpours and hazardous conditions.
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Miami Airport Strands Travelers Amid Massive Spring Rush
Over 500 flights were impacted at Miami International Airport due to weather and congestion, stranding passengers during a busy travel season.
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Ukraine delegation lands in Miami for crucial US talks
Ukraine’s negotiating team has arrived in Miami for talks with U.S. representatives aimed at shaping the endgame of the conflict.
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Miami Responds to Warehouse Blaze, Shooting, and Key Political Gatherings
Miami-Dade County experienced a week of major events, from a five-alarm warehouse fire and a fatal shooting to hosting international political conferences.
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Miami Airport Operations Resume Amid Traveler Delays After Evacuation
Miami International Airport resumed full operations late Sunday after a precautionary evacuation over unattended luggage caused significant disruptions, compounding existing travel challenges.
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Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Faces January 2026 Trial in $5 Million COVID Relief Case
U.S. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick is set to stand trial in late January 2026 over allegations she and co-defendants misused $5 million in COVID relief funds, with charges including theft, money laundering, and campaign finance violations. The congresswoman maintains her innocence…
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Ukraine and U.S. Delegations to Discuss Peace Plan in Miami
Ukraine and U.S. delegations will meet in Miami to discuss a peace plan focused on security guarantees and recovery agreements, aiming to end the ongoing conflict.
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Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua Set for December 19: Date, Time, and How to Watch the Miami Heavyweight Showdown
Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua will face off in Miami on December 19, 2025, in a highly anticipated heavyweight boxing match streamed live on Netflix. Here’s everything you need to know about the fight’s date, start times, venue, and how…
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DJ Lagway’s Transfer Portal Move: Florida’s Loss, College Football’s Big Opportunity
Florida quarterback DJ Lagway, once the program’s brightest hope, enters the transfer portal after a turbulent season, sparking a scramble among top college football programs for his services.
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Cuba’s Lasting Influence: From Miami’s Cocktail Scene to Political Controversies
Cuba’s enduring cultural and political legacy reaches far beyond its shores, shaping Miami’s vibrant nightlife and sparking debate over high-profile fugitives. This article explores how Cuban traditions color South Florida’s bar scene and how the island’s role as a political…
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Carnival Sunrise: Exploring New Itineraries from Miami for 2027/28
Carnival Sunrise continues to set sail from Miami, offering exciting new itineraries to exclusive destinations in the Caribbean and The Bahamas for 2027/28.