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Miami-Dade
Does working in healthcare allow you to live in Miami? Some professions earn below a living wage
Miami-Dade will vote on seven referendums on November 3: what will be decided, from commissioners' salaries to the school tax
For the first time, Florida allocates more funding to scholarships for private schools than to public schools in Miami-Dade
María Elvira Salazar claims that Trump will support the legalization of certain immigrants
Last weekend was washed out in Miami: up to 5 inches of rain, gusts of 40 mph, and flooding risk until Monday
Open enrollment for Medicare 2027 begins today: where to get free assistance in Spanish in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach
Cubans in Hialeah call for a solution to restrictions on parking their boats by their homes
Third arrest in the cockfighting ring in Miami-Dade: over 3,100 birds sacrificed on farm raided by the FBI
A Cuban is rescued in a tiny raft off Key Biscayne
Miami unveils 120 affordable apartments in Overtown: how to apply and what they cost
Miami-Dade tax collector calls for investigation into alleged links to the Cuban regime of an advisor to the Mayor of New York
Florida opens applications to replenish SNAP after Isaias: deadline until October 19
He is kidnapped while buying iPhones in Doral and escapes by throwing $4,000 into some bushes
They are searching for Lydia Bermúdez, a 79-year-old elderly woman who has disappeared in southwest Miami-Dade
Florida opens interest-free loans of up to $100,000 for businesses affected by Isaias
Miami-Dade cancels over 6,000 disabled parking permits and launches PERMiO, an app to request and renew them
Second arrest in the rooster fighting ring in Horse Country: the detainee presented himself as the owner of the animals
Amendment 3 divides Miami-Dade politicians: What does it mean for Florida residents?
This is how police and rescuers in Miami-Dade prepare for the impact of Hurricane Isaias
Humana's improvement in Medicare Advantage: 95% of members in plans with four stars or higher by 2027
The U.S. announces 28 million dollars to support rural housing for low-income families
From 22,000 to 3,000: Miami-Dade runs out of immigrant students
Florida records for the first time the death of a crocodile due to lead poisoning
Dengue in Florida reaches levels not seen in nearly 90 years
Miami Heat vs. Pelicans today: how to watch the game for free in Miami and follow the season
Miami-Dade promotes bonds of up to 650 million dollars to facilitate home purchases: how they work
Florida reinstates limits on Medicaid mental health services on October 14: who it affects
Florida changes health insurance for children with special needs: what happens to doctors, prescriptions, and cards
Citizens suspends new homeowners insurance throughout Florida due to Isaías: what happens if you already have a policy
Miami-Dade: the deadline to request a mail-in ballot is October 22, and this is how you can check your ballot
Florida changes the rules after a traffic accident: when you should call the Police and what happens with your insurance
Movie-style kidnapping in Miami-Dade ends with FBI rescue and two arrests: They were demanding four million
Heartbreaking testimony: Young woman faces in Miami court the Cuban who killed her mother and two sisters
ICE arrests Cuban in Miami with final deportation order and convictions for methamphetamine trafficking
Isaiah gains strength and could become the first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic season
Construction of the new Mandarin Oriental in Miami kicks off after selling $1.7 billion in condos before laying a single brick
Miami, the sixth most expensive city in the U.S. for renting: a one-bedroom apartment costs $2,500, although prices are decreasing
The reduction of the property tax in Florida has reached 55% support, but it is still not enough
State of emergency in Florida: these are the 25 counties included and what is happening with Miami
Trump is considering suspending the federal tax of 18.4 cents on gasoline: how much would you save when filling up your tank?
Miami-Dade raises Metrorail and bus fares for the first time in 13 years
Alert for homeowners in Florida: a tropical alert may leave you unable to obtain homeowners insurance for several days
Broward confirms first locally acquired case of dengue and issues warning about mosquitoes: outbreak reaches South Florida
Florida joins the new federal credit of up to $1,700 to finance school scholarships: how it will work in 2027
Miami-Dade opens new positions: jobs in administration, transportation, technology, and public services
Coral Gables approves expansion of the University of Miami: a new 100-bed hospital and 4,500 additional students
PortMiami hits 10 million cruise passengers for the first time and sets a historic record
Columbus Day in Miami-Dade: What will be closed and what will remain open on October 12th
Florida changes the building code on December 31: what it means if you're planning to remodel in Miami-Dade
Property tax in Miami-Dade: paying in November gives a 4% discount
Gasoline prices drop significantly in South Florida
Does the tap water smell more like chlorine in Miami-Dade? This change will continue until October 11th
Do you want to sell to Miami-Dade? Here are the remaining small business sessions in October
Miami-Dade offers up to $5,000 to small businesses in District 9: who can submit the application by October 9
Man arrested in Miami for disguising himself as an ICE agent to "see the reaction" of Brazilian voters
Miami-Dade offers free evacuation for those who cannot leave on their own during hurricanes and emergencies
Miami-Dade reviews Section 8 rules: what may change and how to provide feedback before October 15
Citizens changes in Florida in 2027: it will require flood insurance even outside high-risk areas
Miami-Dade offers up to $3,500 to homeowners for mortgages, HOA, insurance, and past-due bills
Miami-Dade offers up to $2,000 to cover the electricity bill: who qualifies and how to apply for assistance
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