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Usher and Chris Brown cancel concert at Hard Rock Stadium, Los Angeles show amid reports of backstage dispute

MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. (WSVN) - Usher and Chris Brown canceled their concert at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens that was scheduled for Dec. 6. Another show on their R&B Tour set to take place on Monday in Los Angeles was also canceled. Ticketmaster said customers will get a...

Miami Gardens, FL · 2d

Miami New Times

Beloved Miami burger spot to close after losing downtown home

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Miami one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Another beloved Miami burger spot is saying goodbye to its home. Coney...

Miami, FL · 2d

Miami Herald

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Florida Bar complaint coming against ex-Bar president, a Coral Gables attorney

The Florida Bar’s 11th Judicial Circuit Grievance Committee has found probable cause for a Bar complaint that accuses Coral Gables attorney and former Florida Bar president Roland Sanchez-Medina of 17 professional conduct violations. A formal Bar complaint should be filed with the state Supreme Court against Sanchez-Medina by Dec. 22, the notice of probable cause said. The 10-member committee, three of whom are not attorneys, found probable cause to believe that Sanchez-Medina committed 10 kinds of trust account rules violations, four kinds of conflict of interest rules violations, two kinds of general misconduct and a failure in exercising independent professional judgment. “As a practicing attorney for 34 years, a member of The Florida Bar’s Board of Governors for 10 years, and a former Bar president (2024-25), I have devoted substantial time and effort to serving our profession and promoting public confidence in our legal system,” Sanchez-Medina said in an email to the Miami Herald. “I take this matter seriously and respect The Florida Bar’s responsibility to investigate concerns about professional conduct. “I also believe it is important to reserve judgment until the disciplinary process has run its course, and I respectfully ask others to do the same.” How this is

Coral Gables, FL · 2d

Resident Magazine

Thanksgiving in Miami 2026: 12 Restaurant Menus Worth Booking

A guide to 12 Miami and Fort Lauderdale restaurants serving Thanksgiving 2026, with menus, prices, hours and reservations.

Miami, FL · 19h

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Miami Approves New Housing Overhaul That Protects Overtown’s Original Residents

Miami-Dade backs Culmer Place V to replace 107 public housing units and add 375 mixed-income apartments with return rights.

Miami Herald

This potluck wants to bridge Miami's faith divides over food

In a moment marked by division among many religious groups, an interfaith event is back for its fourth year to offer Miamians an opportunity to come together across faiths, cultures and backgrounds — all over a shared meal. The potluck-style event “Breaking Bread, Breaking Bias,” launched three years ago, just days after October 7, in an effort to counter rising antisemitism and other types of hate. This Sunday, hundreds of Miami residents will gather at Unity on the Bay at Temple Israel to continue that undertaking. There are a few new elements this year — including live music, a partnership with nonprofit Elevate Cities and curated gifts from Books & Books — but the home style potluck remains the same. Organizers say that’s by design. “Food is one of the best ways for people to get to know each other,” said Matt Anderson, Executive Director of Mosaic Miami. “We’ve seen beautiful relationships grow that started over a cup of coffee.” At the event, people are encouraged to bring food they love or food from their culture to encourage ice-breaker conversations. Led by founding partners Mosaic Miami, Temple Beth Am and the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Miami, the potluck offers a

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'Spread Haitian joy': BAYO Haitian music fest returns to Miami after a decade

A decade after starting as an impromptu block party in Haiti, DJ Michaël Brun’s signature BAYO festival has expanded into a global cultural movement across North American and the Caribbean. Known for blending Haitian music genres such as rara, Kompa, and Raboday — along with notable guest appearances,...

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In wake of ‘blue tsunami,’ Miami moves to gut LGBTQ board, repeal affirmative action programs

In anticipation of Florida’s new and sweeping anti-DEI law going into effect Jan. 1, the city of Miami is weighing a proposal that would gut its LGBTQ board, repeal the city’s affirmative action policy and eliminate the office tasked with investigating discrimination complaints. Next week, the Miami City...

Miami Herald

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Miami-Dade's elections department paid for a cartoon mascot. It's the supervisor

Alina Garcia, Miami-Dade’s elections supervisor , now has a cartoon avatar who stars in a tax-funded coloring book about democracy and, this fall, looked out from lapel pins that were distributed to poll workers. Like Garcia, “Super Ali” has long blonde hair, but Super Ali has a red cape and a star-spangled ballot box for a body. That cartoon ballot box has a seal with Garcia’s name on it. “These are great tools for engagement with our youngest citizens, to create a voting culture,” Elections spokesperson Juan Mendieta said of the Super Ali swag the Elections Department is funding. In August, the Elections Department paid $1,160 for 1,000 of the Super Ali pins. The next month, the department paid $1,560 for 1,500 “Guardians of Democracy” coloring books, which have Garcia’s name and Super Ali on the cover. Mendieta provided invoices for the purchases at the Miami Herald’s request this week. Inside the coloring book, there are voters, candidates and ballot boxes to color, plus a crossword and word search that both have “Alina Garcia” as clues. Garcia, a Republican, is Miami-Dade’s first elected supervisor of elections — a post that used to be a department head under the county’s mayor.

Miami-Dade County, FL · 2d

Realtor.com News & Insights

Fisher Island Penthouse Sells After $12.2 Million Price Cut—Becoming the Private Island’s Second-Priciest Sale Ever

After a $12.2M price cut, the Palazzo Della Luna penthouse on Fisher Island sells for $37.8M—the private island’s second-highest sale.

Miami Beach, FL · 15h

Click10.com

Thanksgiving turkey giveaway events begin in South Florida. Here is a list:

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Instead of issuing a traffic ticket, police officers were giving drivers who committed minor infractions a warning and a free turkey on Wednesday in Miami Gardens. Chief Delma Noel-Pratt has turned the event into an annual tradition that shocked some drivers. Last year, police officers...

Miami Gardens, FL · 1d

Miami New Times

Acclaimed Wynwood Italian restaurant abruptly closes after two years

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Miami one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Pasta, the Wynwood restaurant from Peruvian chefs Juan Manuel Umbert and Janice...

Miami, FL · 23h

Miami Herald

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‘District level reform': How Success Academy hopes to change education in Florida

In about nine months, parts of Westland Hialeah Senior High’s second and third floors will be filled with the energetic chatter of kindergarteners and first-graders who won a spot in the lottery to become Success Academy’s first students outside of New York City. Students will go up a staircase that’s currently being built just for them in the back of the school to gather in pastel-colored classrooms filled with bookshelves, counting blocks, chess games and baby dolls. Success Academy Westland Hialeah Elementary is one of the first five schools of the nonprofit charter operator, known for its high test scores and rigorous culture, to co-locate inside Miami-Dade public schools. But for founder Eva Moskowitz, these schools represent a larger ambition: building a Florida network big and successful enough to demonstrate that her model can work at district scale. Moskowitz wants 40 schools in Florida within the next decade and expansion appears to be just around the corner. Last month, the charter school toured and got floor plans for another ten existing public schools to possibly open next in Miami-Dade. Read more: Success Academy wants to open 40 schools in Florida. Its founder explains why Co-location is common in New York

Florida · 2d

Canes Warning

Mario Cristobal shares encouraging Malachi Toney injury update as Miami eyes CFP return

Miami coach Mario Cristobal offered another encouraging update on Malachi Toney, confirming that the Hurricanes' leading receiver is on schedule in his recovery from ankle surgery.

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Nine-Story Coral Gate Project Starts on Former Shopping Plaza Site

A demolished shopping plaza at 1546 S.W. 27th Ave. is no longer just an empty Coral Gate lot. Habitus Coral Gate RFII-B LLC has started construction on a nine-story mixed-use building there, in Miami 33145. Florida YIMBY reported that an affiliate of Habitus Capital is moving ahead with the venture....

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Born of the McDuffie riots, Miami-Dade’s Black-focused economic Trust faces rewrite as DEI ban nears

More than 40 years after Miami and Miami-Dade County launched an effort to expand economic opportunity for Black residents, County Commissioners are weighing whether to drop that goal from a county agency’s mandate. Commissioners are scheduled to hold a public hearing and take a final vote Tuesday, Nov. 17,...

Miami-Dade County, FL · 21h

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Columbus' Jube Joseph on A'Mir Sears, Sekou Toure and the Open Division

Columbus assistant head coach and defensive coordinator Jube Joseph, who won a state title and Miami-Dade Coach of the Year at Central, joined the CanesInSight Daily Podcast before Columbus opens the Open Division against his old program. DMoney: We're calling this one the Coach Joseph Classic. For those who don't...

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Where to Celebrate Thanksgiving in Miami 2026

There is a particular moment in every Thanksgiving kitchen when the romance of preparing a holiday feast gives way to the reality of cooking one. The turkey needs another hour, the potatoes are cooling, somebody has forgotten the cranberry sauce, and the person responsible for bringing dessert is still somewhere on I-95. Fortunately, South Florida’s restaurant community has been preparing for precisely this situation.

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A Miami Custom Printing Company With 10 Years in Business Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

E-Graphic Design Inc has officially filed for bankruptcy protection. Court records do not specify a reason that could have led to the filing. The Miami, Florida-based company provides its services as a custom printing and manufacturing studio. Note: Chapter 11 allows businesses to reorganize their debts while continuing operations under...

Miami, FL · 23h

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