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In 1980, a 16-year-old Miami student took a breakfast-shift job at McDonald’s and got stuck cleaning up a ketchup spill; 46 years later, he’s worth over $200 billion
He never worked the register, his favorite shift was Saturday morning, and his first week on the job ended with a mess nobody else wanted to clean.
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Maureen Porras Wins Reelection After Doral Recount
DORAL, FL — Councilwoman Maureen Porras secured a second term on the Doral City Council after an election recount confirmed a 12-vote lead over challenger Fernanda Gomes, bringing several days of uncertainty surrounding the Seat 2 race closer to a resolution. According to the second set of unofficial results...
The Comeback
Miami coach sends clear message to referees
The top-ranked Miami Hurricanes nearly pulled off a huge comeback against Notre Dame on Saturday night, rallying from a 21-point deficit to give themselves a chance to tie the game late. But a controversial call in the end zone ended those hopes, and Miami fell 31-24 for its first loss of the season. After the…
Seattle ON Tap
Miami's Reign at #1 Is Over, and the College Football Playoff Odds Just Got a Seismic Shift
Ncaaf on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Six top-20 teams crashed and burned in Week 10, including the former No. 1 Miami, who got absolutely rocked by Notre Dame 31-24. That single game was a massive shake-up, […]
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Landmark InterContinental hotel in Miami was just sold. ‘Great real estate’
On a bright afternoon along Biscayne Bay, the glass tower that has greeted cruise passengers and convention crowds for decades looked unchanged. Inside the lobby, suitcases still rolled across polished floors and the afternoon light still fell on the water. What had changed was the ownership. The InterContinental Miami sale, reported in late October 2026, moved a landmark from one set of hands to another and reminded the city that prime hotel real estate remains a prize even when travel tastes shift.
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Miami HC Mario Cristobal ‘very disappointed’ with Elija Lofton incomplete pass call
Notre Dame defeated No. 1 Miami, handing the Hurricanes their first loss of the season and strengthening its College Football Playoff case with a statement-making 31-24 win at home. Miami became the fourth AP No. 1-ranked team to suffer a defeat this season. However, beyond the disappointing result, head coach Mario Cristobal was particularly […] The post Miami HC Mario Cristobal ‘very disappointed’ with Elija Lofton incomplete pass call appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Armed Robbers Hit Miami Smoke Shop, Teen Caught Hiding Without His Shorts
Two armed men walked into ONB Market on NW Third Avenue in Miami Thursday morning, racked their firearms, and sent terrified employees scrambling to hide before fleeing with about $550 from the register. By Thursday afternoon, officers had arrested 18-year-old Lenorse Lee Williams, who police say was one of the robbers.
Canes Warning
Most of the ESPN College GameDay crew picked Notre Dame over Miami, but it will be settled on the field
Malachi Toney didn't travel and won't be playing against Notre Dame. That stinks. But to think that Miami can't overcome this is an insult to Mario Cristobal, the players, and the coaching staff.
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Miami's first 'supertall' building is nearing completion. More are coming
Commuters passing from Miami Beach to the mainland on the MacArthur Causeway have in recent months seen a soon-to-be iconic building on the Miami skyline start to take shape: the Waldorf Astoria Hotel & Residences. The building, designed by Uruguayan-Canadian architect Carlos Ott and the architectural firm Sieger Suarez, is...
Miami Herald
Brickell restaurant with stunning views is reopening after $2 million redesign
After a $2 million renovation, a Brickell restaurant is ready to open for business once again. Area 31, the rooftop restaurant on the 16th floor of the Kimpton Epic Hotel in Miami is reopening with new look and a new culinary direction. Known for its panoramic views of Biscayne Bay, the Miami River and the downtown skyline, the restaurant has been redesigned by RoseBernard Studio. The new look includes of stone, sculptural wall treatments and greenery in a room that opens out onto the outdoor terrace, highlighting the views that launched a thousand (or more) photos. The idea is to project coastal vibes throughout the space, with what lies beyond the restaurant informing the style itself. That works for the menu as well. The water — the bay, the river — is the inspiration for much of the menu, according to executive chef Alvaro Rayon de Jaime. “Miami’s relationship with the water gives us an extraordinary starting point,” he said. “I wanted the menu to reflect that sense of place while staying true to the simplicity I value in Spanish and Mediterranean cooking.” That means you can expect plenty of seafood as well as Florida produce. You’ll find starters like
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Key Vhani Testifies She Feared Death Before Fatal Shooting
Key Vhani testified that she feared for her life before fatally shooting her manager’s friend, as she asked Judge Lody Jean to dismiss her second-degree murder charge under Florida’s Stand Your Ground law. “I thought I was going to die. I thought I was going to die,” she...
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Stiltsville Is a Neighborhood Without a Shore
Miami has plenty of waterfront houses. Stiltsville has houses that appear to have skipped the waterfront altogether. Out on the shallow flats of Biscayne Bay, buildings on pilings seem to hold an argument with the ordinary idea of a lot line. They are a strange sight in a national park: private-looking structures surrounded by public water, their history tangled with recreation, clubs, changing ownership and storms.