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Haitian-American Linda Julien appointed vice mayor of Miami Gardens

Linda Julien has been appointed vice mayor of Miami Gardens, Florida, following confirmation by the city council, succeeding Robert Stephens III in the role. Julien announced her appointment in an Instagram post on Oct. 28, thanking Mayor Rodney Harris for selecting her and her fellow council members for confirming the appointment.

Miami Gardens, FL · 8d

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Shrinking enrollment raises stakes in Linda Cothiere-Katrina Wilson School Board runoff

Voters in Miami-Dade’s northernmost School Board district are choosing between two educators to represent them on the School Board as the system faces mounting pressure to shrink. Classroom teacher Linda Cothiere and former Miami Gardens City Council Member Katrina Wilson meet Nov. 3 in a runoff to succeed former...

Miami Gardens, FL · 7d

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Surfside victim fighting health insurance company again

A Surfside man who lost his daughter and son-in-law in the building collapse disaster is, once again, fighting a court battle against his health insurance company. Pablo Langesfeld has stage four pancreatic cancer. A judge already ruled the Oscar Insurance Company must cover an expensive medication, but the Oscar is relitigating the case.

Surfside, FL · 7d

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Coconut Grove is Miami’s billionaire enclave, drawing Larry Page and Ken Griffin. Now luxury hotelier Raffles is building 35 homes there from $4.5M

In an exclusive announcement to Fortune, Raffles unveiled its first standalone residential building—35 waterfront homes in Miami’s most sought-after neighborhood for the ultrawealthy.

Miami, FL · 8d

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Miami office market evolves as companies seek luxury, amenities and location

South Florida has attracted thousands of new residents in recent years. But as people and businesses move to the region, what kinds of office spaces are they choosing?. In Miami, the answer increasingly depends not only on location and price, but on the experience an office building can provide. Cyril...

Miami, FL · 7d

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A New Chapter for Art in Downtown Coral Springs: Relocated Museum of Art Opens with Picasso Exhibition

A new era for arts and culture has arrived in Coral Springs! The Coral Springs Museum of Art celebrated the grand opening of its new downtown gallery on October 9 and 10, welcoming nearly 700 visitors eager to explore the impressive new space and its inaugural exhibitions. Located at 3380...

Coral Springs, FL · 7d

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Mayor Michelle Gomez: A November of Gratitude, Honoring Veterans and Celebrating Community in Tamarac

Welcome to November! The month of outwardly showing our gratefulness a little more than we may do all year long. As such, I want to start off with two items:. Please always know it is my honor, privilege and pleasure to serve as your Mayor. I remain grateful to you!

Tamarac, FL · 5d

CBS Miami

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Teacher pay, school safety on South Florida ballots

South Florida voters will decide whether to renew property taxes funding teacher salaries and school safety amid rising living costs and declining enrollment.

Miami-Dade County, FL · 7d

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From Mall Town to Boomtown: Aventura's Next Chapter

Once defined by its shopping mall and condominium skyline, Aventura is welcoming a new mix of businesses, hospitality and luxury residential offerings, including the legacy Greenview at Presidential community. For decades, Aventura was known for two things: its massive shopping mall and its waterfront and golf course-view condominium towers. The...

Aventura, FL · 11d

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2 former journalists face off for Florida’s 27th Congressional District seat

(WSVN) - The ballot battle for House District 27 featuring two former journalists on opposite sides of the aisle is ramping up. Both candidates are former news anchors, who at first glance, have a lot of similarities. Born in the U.S. to Cuban immigrant parents, both Eliott Rodriguez and Maria...

Florida · 8d

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Fort Lauderdale Weighs New Age Limits and Registration Requirements for E-Bike Riders

Fort Lauderdale officials are considering new regulations for electric bicycles and other personal electric transportation devices that could require riders to meet a minimum age, carry identification and register their vehicles with the city. The proposed measures come as concerns grow over crashes involving electric bicycles and other micromobility devices....

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 8d

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King tide floods Fort Lauderdale streets again as boat show opens

The Las Olas Bridge closed earlier this week, and show organizers say the weather caused only minor disruptions to the opening of the in-water boat show.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 8d

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South Florida meets the sea at its doorstep

Streets turned into shallow rivers this week as the sea pushed well beyond its usual reach. For many residents, getting around meant wet shoes and a hard reminder of how close the water really sits. How high did the king tide climb in South Florida?. Early signs point to this...

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 8d

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Seminole among Florida counties seeing vote-by-mail delays

ORLANDO, Fla. – Some Florida county election officials are trying to figure out why hundreds of voters are seeing delays in getting their vote-by-mail ballots through the U.S. Postal Service. Seminole County’s Supervisor of Elections Amy Pennock says they had to issue over 500 replacement ballots for voters who...

Seminole County, FL · 7d

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Coral Springs Commission: November Brings a Season of Gratitude, Veterans Tributes and Community Celebrations

November is a time to reflect, give thanks, and celebrate our community. The General Election will take place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. View polling locations, candidates, and important deadlines so that you can make informed decisions and have your voice heard this election season. Visit coralsprings.gov/elections for more information.

Coral Springs, FL · 5d

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Miami New Times and WLRN are teaming up to bring you more local news

We’ve got some exciting news to share: Miami New Times and WLRN are teaming up. If there’s one thing we know about South Florida, it’s that there’s never a shortage of stories to tell. Between the political drama, larger-than-life personalities and endless stream of only-in-Miami moments, our reporters have plenty to keep them busy.

Miami, FL · 7d

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A Wild Week in Miami: Water, Community & Halloween

We’re still buzzing from last Thursday’s Wild About Miami: Wild About Water luncheon! What a wonderful afternoon of community, connection, and coming together in support of The CLEO Institute. We’re so grateful to everyone who helped make this year’s event so special. Catch the recap and relive the magic with us! With Halloween just around the corner, we’ve also got plenty of seasonal fun, along with opportunities to give back, upcoming community events, and a sneak peek at what’s ahead for the holidays. There’s always something happening in the 305, and we’re so glad you’re part of it!

Miami, FL · 8d

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Worst of King Tide flooding may not be over yet, Fort Lauderdale official says

Subscribe to our YouTube channel! NBC6 South Florida. The peak of King Tides left several parts of South Florida water, especially Fort Lauderdale. The city could see the worse flooding Wednesday as another cycle makes way. Fort Lauderdale’s chief resilience officer Dr. Nancy Gassman said Wednesday’s flooding will be worse...

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 9d

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A Little Haiti Homeowner Is Suing After a Crew Clearing the Next Lot Cut Down the 50-Foot Oak on His Property Line

A Little Haiti duplex owner is suing after a crew clearing the next lot cut down a 50-foot oak on the property line, using a consent letter he says he never signed.

Miami, FL · 9d