Miami Herald sports columnist Greg Cote bids farewell to the newspaper after a career that lasted 54 years yet ended too soon ...
Griffin, the founder of Citadel, moved the investment firm’s headquarters to Miami in 2022. Forbes estimates his fortune at ...
City commissioners voted to rush funding to the 2027 Pride parade and festival before Florida’s anti-DEI law takes effect Jan ...
Nixon’s rise comes as Democrats, Black activists and legal scholars say the gains of the Civil Rights Movement are under ...
The weather service puts rain and thunderstorm chances back up to 70% Tuesday for the Miami and Fort Lauderdale area, ...
Here’s how they responded about why they are running, what makes them the best candidate and the most pressing issue in their ...
Bea Hines relied on her network of friends after she came down with the flu and people from all parts of her life pitched in.
Neither Republican Byron Donalds nor Democrat David Jolly has consistently committed to a full ban on their use.
Miami Spice, the annual restaurant promotion that’s now running a month longer than usual, aims to save you a little money at ...
The University of Miami leapt nine spots to become Florida’s second-highest ranking school in the U.S. News & World Report’s ...
He never saw his father again. On Sept. 6, a Boeing 767 Amazon cargo plane crashed at MIA after it overshot a runway, hit ...
Voting is done, and Tyler Salinetro of the Coral Park bowling team is the Miami Herald Athlete of the Week for Week 4.
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