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Eliott Rodriguez Wants Miami-Dade’s Elections Chief off the CD 27 Recount. She’s Not Going

Democrat Eliott Rodriguez’s campaign for Florida’s 27th Congressional District is demanding that Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia recuse herself from the race’s recount process, citing comments she made about the yet-to-be-called contest and personal ties she has to Rodriguez’s opponent. Garcia said she won’t be...

Miami-Dade County, FL · 1d

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New City of Miami fire stations could start construction as early as 2027

Construction and repairs of new and existing fire stations in the city of Miami will start as early as next year after voters this week approved a $450 million bond for public safety improvements. At a press conference in City Hall Thursday, Miami Mayor Eileen Higgins outlined her plans for...

Miami, FL · 2d

CBS Miami

As water slowly recedes, Broward residents continue to struggle with flooding

Residents say more than a foot of rain on Monday left streets and driveways underwater, and a Davie resident asks where authorities are.

Broward County, FL · 2d

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Local Nonprofit Proposes Veteran Housing Project at 3701 N. University Drive, Coral Springs, Florida

A South Florida-based nonprofit organization hopes to get approval for a redevelopment project that would yield housing for veterans. Plans center around transforming a 1980s-era La Quinta Inn & Suites in Coral Springs into a 100-unit community. The hotel currently hosts 122 units, but there would be a slight reduction. It stands five stories above grade and spans 81,463 square feet.

Coral Springs, FL · 19h

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Med Mal Trial Opens Over O.R. Patient's Fatal Heart Attack

Jonathan Gdanski, left; John Goran, center; and Steven Lury deliver opening statements in a medical malpractice trial against Holy Cross Hospital and a nurse practitioner over the heart attack death of a patient. Watch now. Fort Lauderdale, FL— Attorneys Wednesday detailed the circumstances leading to the deadly heart attack a...

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Miami Herald

King tides, rain are flooding South Florida. What are we doing about it?

Historic, chart-topping king tides submerged South Florida last week, flooding more places deeper and longer than they’d ever seen before. This week, double-digit rainfall filled in the blanks, swamping inland and coastal areas. South Florida is soggy, and all the science says its only going to get worse. That’s bad news for anyone who lives in, works in, owns property in, visits or even passes through South Florida. So, millions of people. But In response, local governments have poured hundreds of millions into solutions over the last few years. Keeping dry for the next decade alone would take billions more — if not tens of billions. They’re elevating roads, buffing up stormwater pumps and replacing drainage pipes with new ones so big an NBA player could walk upright in them. They’re converting golf courses into part-time flood parks to soak up neighborhood drainage. They’re raising seawalls. And the projects appear to be working. Tiffany Troxler, director of science at Florida International University’s Sea Level Solutions Center, said she’s seen projects in Miami neighborhoods that have drastically cut down on flooding. “That’s a really positive sign. We need more of that,” she said. “Without more adaptation projects, we’ll continue to see

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Resident Magazine

Galleria Fort Lauderdale Fills Four Saturdays With Live Holiday Music Starting November 28

Galleria Fort Lauderdale's second annual Holiday Music Showcase runs Saturdays from November 28 through December 19, noon to 2 p.m., with free performances by The Yuletide Carolers, The Girl Choir of South Florida and The Rose Singers of Coral Reef High.

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400-Unit ‘Alta New River’ Planned for 2028 Completion at 100 SW Sixth Street., Fort Lauderdale, Florida

A Coconut Grove-based developer has secured financing for its third multi-family project in Fort Lauderdale. Alta New River is slated to measure 35 stories above grade and host 400 apartments. Floorplans will average around 840 square feet, and residents will have access to a suite of on-site communal amenities, including but not limited to a resort-style swimming pool, an outdoor kitchen, and an all-in-one fitness center. There will also be a nine-story parking garage.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 3d

The Cool Down

Florida county offers electric bill aid, but applications won't stop shutoffs

A household's income has to be within the limit for its size to qualify.

Broward County, FL · 3d

arlnow.com

Miami vs. DC: What 90 condo projects can teach us about our market

Welcome to Kami’s Korner where we’ll take a deep dive into Arlington’s condominium market by focusing on what’s coming next. From emerging developments to shifting trends, this space will spotlight the opportunities and insights shaping the future of condo living in Arlington. I had the opportunity...

Miami, FL · 2d

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Santa Sightings in Greater Fort Lauderdale

Even though Christmas comes but once a year, in Greater Fort Lauderdale, the season officially begins the week before Thanksgiving. That’s right, you can expect Santa sightings ahead of Black Friday and through Christmas Eve. Not sure where to find jolly old Saint Nicholas? Here are 10 opportunities to pose for photos and mingle with Kris Kringle.

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South Florida Mosquito Alert Follows Flooding, 880 Dengue Cases Statewide

Flooded parking lots and waterlogged playgrounds across Broward County prompted health officials to issue a mosquito-borne illness alert this past Wednesday, warning South Florida residents that standing water left behind by more than a week of heavy, intermittent rain is prime breeding ground for disease-carrying mosquitoes. The warning lands as Florida logs more than 880 dengue cases this year, a number one researcher has called unprecedented for the state.

Broward County, FL · 1d

CBS Miami

Standing water after Broward flooding raises dengue, mosquito worries

Davie has begun mosquito spraying, and the state has logged nearly 300 dengue cases this year, with none confirmed in Broward this month, officials say.

Broward County, FL · 1d

CBS Miami

Cars stall on Powerline Road in Pompano Beach as flooding hits Broward

Residents say Paradise Village floods whenever several days of heavy rain pile up, and horse owners moved animals out of flooded stalls.

Pompano Beach, FL · 3d

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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.

Coral Springs, FL · 2d

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Broward school closures could expand from 10 to 26 under proposal

A plan to close 10 low-enrolled Broward schools next year has received support from a district boundary committee, but now a new proposal could raise that number to as many as 26. The School Board is scheduled to hold a workshop Wednesday to discuss which schools to shut down as part of its “Redefining Broward County Schools” initiative, and a final vote is currently planned for December. Since August, the number of schools on the closure list has remained 10.

Broward County, FL · 4d

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Jamaican-American candidates secure election victories in South Florida

Three candidates with Jamaican roots secured victories in local elections in South Florida on Tuesday, with Denise D. Grant retaining the mayor's office in Lauderhill, Richard Campbell winning re-election to the Lauderhill City Commission and Kicia Daniel securing another term on the Tamarac City Commission. According to Local 10 News'...

Lauderhill, FL · 4d

Herald-Tribune

Three Florida cities among Orkin's 'rattiest cities in 2026' ranking

Several Florida cities have earned a spot on a list they probably won’t be bragging about. Three major Florida cities all made Orkin’s 2026 ranking of the 50 “rattiest” cities in the U.S., based on new residential rodent treatments recorded between Aug. 9, 2025, and Aug. 9, 2026. "There’s no single type of city or climate that’s immune to rodent pressure," said Dr. Shannon Sked, National Technical Director at Orkin, in the study. "Rats and mice are highly adaptable and can thrive in communities across the country wherever they can find food, water and shelter." Here's where Florida ranks among the "rattiest cities" in the U.S. for 2026. Where did Florida cities rank in Orkin's list of the rattiest cities? Tampa, Miami and Orlando are among Orkin’s 50 “rattiest” cities for 2026, a ranking based on the company’s residential rodent treatment data. Tampa - 22 Miami - 26 Orlando - 32 What city has the most rats in the U.S.? Los Angeles still holds the title of "rattiest city" for the second year in a row. "Los Angeles’ year-round mild weather, dense neighborhoods and abundant access to food, water and shelter create conditions where rats and mice can thrive," Orkin

Florida · 4d

CBS Miami