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Top 5 Personal Injury Law Firms in Coral Springs, FL

The Law Offices of Cindy A. Goldstein is the top-rated personal injury firm in Coral Springs for 2026. Cindy A. Goldstein joined the Florida Bar in 2002 and opened her own Coral Springs office in 2006. Her results include a $2 million DUI crash settlement and a $1.75 million wrongful death recovery, and her staff speaks Spanish, Portuguese, and Haitian Creole. Lawlor, White & Murphey is the pick for construction accidents. Berman Law Group leads for mass torts from its office on University Drive. Dolan Dobrinsky Rosenblum Bluestein is the choice for product liability, and Wolf & Pravato is the firm to call for medical malpractice.

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Construction begins on $817-million Faena Residences project in Miami

Construction has officially started on Faena Residences Miami, a two-tower condominium development on the Miami River backed by an $817-million construction loan described as the largest of its kind in Florida history. Developers Fortune International Group and KAR Properties announced the construction milestone following the closing of financing arranged through...

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The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami breaks ground on Brickell Key

Swire Properties has broken ground on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami, marking the start of construction on one of the nation’s most significant new ultra-luxury developments. Designed by world renowned, New York-based architects Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), the project will unfold across two architecturally distinct towers – a 33-story North Tower featuring what is […] The post The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami breaks ground on Brickell Key appeared first on Miami’s Community News .

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‘We're going to be underwater': What Florida's property tax cut means for flooding

Florida voters resoundingly decided to slash their own property taxes on election day, sending shockwaves through the local governments who now have to figure out which services to cut. On the potential chopping block: the millions (and billions) of flooding projects that are sorely needed in soggy South Florida. At the Southeast Florida Climate Compact’s annual summit this week, elected officials from Palm Beach County to the Keys openly worried about what this new mandate means for the projects they’ve been advocating for. On stage, Broward County Commission Steve Geller put it bluntly. “I advise people to move to another state because Florida is going to be a hellhole,” he told the crowd. “We’re going to be underwater.” READ NEXT: Voters said yes to Amendment 3 tax cut. What comes next for Miami-Dade, cities? Florida’s new constitutional amendment, which passed with 62% approval, raised the homestead exemption from property taxes from $50,000 to $250,000 by 2028. It’s a severe blow for local governments that rely on property taxes as the foundation of their budgets. Broward County could lose $333 million of its budget by 2028, according to an estimate from flood consultant firm Brizaga. Miami-Dade estimates it would lose $700

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Flood advisory in effect in Broward after huge rains pummel South Florida

Huge rains once again pummeled South Florida, with the hardest hit zones in northern Broward County picking up 4 to 6 inches of additional rain. Now a flood advisory is in effect in Broward Wednesday. This is on top of a couple of huge rain events already this week. Thankfully...

Broward County, FL · 3d

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Flood advisories issued in parts of Miami-Dade and Broward lifted as heavy rain floods Davie, Plantation neighborhoods

DAVIE, FLA. (WSVN) - A neighborhood in Davie dealt with significant flooding as a result of nearly three days’ worth of torrential downpours, as lingering inclement weather led to flood advisories in parts of Broward and Miami-Dade counties. 7News cameras on Wednesday captured flooded streets in Davie’s Paradise Village,...

Broward County, FL · 2d

Miami New Times

Special movie screenings happening in Miami this November

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. Halloween may have come and gone, but there are plenty of monsters...

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Miami Beach Stage Reveals Gandhi's Secret Jewish Confidant in World Premiere

A new two-person play opening this week at Miami Beach's Colony Theatre digs into a little-known chapter of Mahatma Gandhi's life: his decades-long friendship with Hermann Kallenbach, a Lithuanian-born Jewish architect who became his closest companion, housemate, and benefactor in South Africa. Gandhi and the Jew, written by Harley Elias, runs November 5 through 29 and marks the world premiere production from Miami New Drama, kicking off the company's 10th anniversary season.

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Days after heavy rain, flooding continues in parts of Broward

DAVIE, Fla. — Days after heavy rain drenched South Florida, floodwaters continue to linger in parts of Broward County, disrupting businesses, limiting access to shopping centers and forcing temporary school closures. In Davie, much of the parking lot at a shopping center along West State Road 84 remains underwater,...

Broward County, FL · 1d

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Former Wells Fargo Center In Miami Gets New Name, Multimillion-Dollar Facelift

The 47-story office tower that once bore the Wells Fargo name in downtown Miami has a new identity. It's now called The Metropolitan Miami, following a multimillion-dollar round of renovations to its lobby, lighting and common areas. The rebrand was carried out by MetLife Investment Management and Cushman & Wakefield,...

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Miami Urban League opens new empowerment center in Liberty City

In Liberty City, a new Urban League center will offer a place for residents to prepare for a job, start a business or learn from someone who helped shape the neighborhood. The Urban League of Greater Miami opened its Empowerment Center on Oct. 29, pairing workforce training and financial education with the launch of WAVE Miami, its first Young Professionals auxiliary, and the inaugural Convening of the Elders, a monthly gathering intended to preserve community history and connect generations.

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Brickell: Santander Site Fined $500 after Sediment Plume Reached Biscayne Bay

Santander's Brickell construction site was fined $500 after storm runoff sent sediment into Biscayne Bay; neighbors urged to report.

Miami, FL · 2d

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Drivers abandon cars after flooding in Sunrise

This week's rain left parts of South Florida underwater, including Sunrise. Jeff Berman was at the Panthers game Monday night with his 10-year-old daughter. He knew the weather outside was bad, but then something inside Amerant Bank Arena caught his attention. “Water was dripping down in the third period, which...

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Blind Miami Beach Advocate Who Lost It All to AIDS Fights for Audible Crosswalks

Audible crosswalk signals and accessible live performances are among the changes R. David New has pursued in Miami Beach. Blind after an AIDS diagnosis led to spinal meningitis and months in hospitals, New has made improving how people with disabilities navigate the city a focus of his advocacy. New described...

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MLB Hall of Famer, Miami native Andre Dawson honored with Governor’s Medal of Freedom

MIAMI – Swinging a bat since he was a kid, Andrew Dawson knew he would reach unprecedented heights in his baseball career. Dawson was a standout player at Southwest Miami High School and FAMU and reached the pinnacle of his professional career when he was inducted into Major League Baseball Hall of Fame.

Miami, FL · 2d

Miami Herald

Miami Beach rejects deal to extend luxury offices' lease on city land until 2132

Miami Beach voters rejected by a landslide a deal that would have allowed an ultra-luxury South Beach office building to extend its lease with the city into the next century. Nearly 63% of Miami Beach voters cast ballots Tuesday against the referendum, which would have given developer RK Rivani LLC the option to extend its lease for the city-owned land beneath the office building up to 40 additional years, or until 2132. It would have also cleared the way for $50 million worth of upgrades, including more office space, a restaurant and rooftop padel courts. The Rivani office building, where Playboy has its headquarters, is located at 1691 Michigan Ave., just off Lincoln Road. The current lease term, which will remain unchanged, runs through 2052, with the possibility of two 20-year extensions through 2092. A tangible outcome of the “no” vote is that it puts a halt to 47,000 square feet of new development — a hot-button topic among Miami Beach residents. The onsite parking will also remain at 700 spaces instead of being slashed to 475. Critics of the proposal said it was a sneaky deal with an unclear message about how it would positively benefit residents while adding

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Florida downpours trigger flash flooding from Melbourne to Miami

An upper-level disturbance drew deep tropical moisture across Florida early this week, producing scattered downpours and flash flooding across multiple east coast cities. In Broward County, between 6 to 10 inches of rain fell overnight into Tuesday morning based on radar estimates from Sunrise to Coral Springs, leading to street flooding and a report of multiple vehicles stranded at the Sawgrass Mills Mall.

Melbourne, FL · 4d

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The Voice of South Florida: Laura Domínguez, Miami Beach Commissioner

Miami Beach Commissioner Laura Domínguez joins host Michael Gongora to talk city priorities and break down the 2026 election results across South Florida. The post The Voice of South Florida: Laura Domínguez, Miami Beach Commissioner appeared first on Miami’s Community News .

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Comras Co. Receives Approval to Advance Construction for Retail Micro-District in Miami Beach

Comras Co. has received approval from the city of Miami Beach to advance construction on the NoLi District, a 150,000-square-foot, pedestrian-focused retail and lifestyle micro-district under development on the north end of Lincoln Road in Miami Beach. Work is now underway on the next major phase of the district, with...

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