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Local News6.1 Earthquake Off Cuba Shakes South Florida: Evacuations, Shaking Reports, And What HappenedA strong Caribbean earthquake sent noticeable tremors through Miami Beach and Brickell, prompting brief building evacuations across South Florida.BusinessMiami's Office Rents Crack $200 Per Square Foot — The Tightest Market In The CountryPremium office space in Brickell and Downtown Miami has reached price levels above any other U.S. market, reflecting continued corporate migration pressure on the region.TrafficSR-826 Palmetto Expressway Widening Gets Underway: What Miami-Dade Commuters Need To KnowPoliticsMayor Higgins Confronts Miami's First Real Budget Crisis: Federal Cuts, State Reforms, Shrinking Revenue
SportsWorld Cup Opens In Miami June 15: Brazil, Uruguay, Portugal, And Colombia Head To Hard Rock Stadium
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Hard Rock Stadium hosts multiple Group Stage matches as Miami takes center stage in the most-watched sporting event on the planet — and the city is already transforming to welcome the world.

LifestyleArt Basel Miami Beach 2026 Confirmed For December: The Global Art World Returns To MiamiGallery presentations, satellite fairs, and cultural programming are already in planning across the Design District and Wynwood ahead of the December opening.NBABam Adebayo Scores 83 Points: The Night Miami Made NBA HistoryMiami's All-Star center rewrote the league record books in one of the most extraordinary individual performances in NBA history at Kaseya Center.Crime & SafetyResidents Meet With Miami Officials After a Stabbing In Broad Daylight Shocks The NeighborhoodState NewsDeSantis Pushes Property Tax Elimination — And Miami's Budget Is Already Modeling The Damage
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Weather·South Florida's June Weather Pattern: Heat Index Near 100 And Tropical Moisture Returning This WeekMLS·Inter Miami Are Defending MLS Cup Champions — But Have Already Changed Head CoachesCrime & Safety·New Surveillance Released In Miami Beach Balcony Murder: What The Video ShowsDining·Coyo Taco Opens At Bayside Marketplace: Miami's Beloved Brand Adds a Prime Waterfront LocationState News·Florida's Budget Kills Transit Matching Funds, Putting Miami-Dade's Rail Plan At RiskLocal News·U.S. Navy Submarine Spotted Off Dania Beach, Turning Heads Across South Florida

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6.1 Earthquake South FloridaBreaking6.1 Earthquake Off Cuba Shakes South Florida: Evacuations, Shaking Reports, And What HappenedA 6.1-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Cuba sent noticeable tremors through South Florida, prompting brief building evacuations in Miami Beach and Brickell while residents across the region reported shaking lasting several seconds.
RailBrightline's Survival In 'Substantial Doubt': South Florida's Train Faces a Financial CrisisThe privately-operated South Florida rail line has disclosed financial uncertainty in a regulatory filing, raising questions about long-term service between Miami and Orlando.GovernmentHistoric Miami-Dade Courthouse Listed For Auction On Government Surplus Website
MilitaryU.S. Navy Submarine Spotted Off Dania Beach, Turning Heads Across South FloridaCity HallMayor Higgins Confronts Miami's First Real Budget Crisis: Federal Cuts, State Reforms, Shrinking Revenue

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ArtsArt Basel Miami Beach 2026 Confirmed For December: The Global Art World Returns To MiamiThe international art market's defining annual event returns to Miami Beach with gallery presentations, satellite fairs, and a packed cultural calendar spanning Wynwood and the Design District.
SoccerA South Florida Boy Wins a Ticket To Soccer's Biggest Stage — And Miami Goes WildA local youth player's path to the world stage has become a rallying story for Miami's growing soccer community ahead of the World Cup.DiningCoyo Taco Opens At Bayside Marketplace: Miami's Beloved Brand Adds a Prime Waterfront Location
DiningThe Mexican Opens On Brickell Key, Filling The Gap Left By La Mar
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DevelopmentFrida Kahlo-Inspired Residential Project Planned For Wynwood's Growing SkylineA new residential tower drawing on the Mexican artist's visual legacy is set to join Wynwood's rapidly evolving skyline as demand for the neighborhood continues to outpace supply.ChamberGreater Miami Chamber Installs New Leadership With Spotlight On Education And CommunityThe region's oldest business organization welcomes incoming leadership focused on workforce development and public-private partnerships in education.
Real EstateMiami's Office Rents Crack $200 Per Square Foot — The Tightest Market In The CountryBrickell and Downtown office towers have crossed a pricing threshold not seen in any other U.S. market, signaling the depth of Miami's corporate migration wave.PortPortMiami's Royal Caribbean Terminal Cost Jumps To $463 Million — But County Comes Out AheadThe terminal's revised cost figure is substantially higher than original projections, yet the county's revenue and lease terms still put the balance sheet in Miami-Dade's favor.
NW Miami Arts DistrictFinancingNW Miami Arts District Secures $126 Million In Financing As Demand Outpaces SupplyA major financing package for the NW Miami Arts District signals sustained institutional confidence in the corridor, even as developers race to keep pace with tenant demand across the creative and mixed-use sectors.

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World Cup Miami 2026FIFA World CupWorld Cup Opens In Miami June 15: Brazil, Uruguay, Portugal, And Colombia Head To Hard Rock StadiumSouth Florida takes the global stage as Hard Rock Stadium hosts World Cup Group Stage matches — with Brazil, Uruguay, Portugal, and Colombia among the squads playing in Miami.
NBABam Adebayo Scores 83 Points: The Night Miami Made NBA HistoryA historic single-game scoring performance from Miami's All-Star center that no Heat fan — or basketball fan — will forget.MLSInter Miami Are Defending MLS Cup Champions — But Have Already Changed Head CoachesThe defending champions enter the 2026 season with a new manager on the touchline, raising questions about continuity in a congested World Cup year.
MLBMiami Marlins At .441 At Midseason: Sandy Alcantara Trade Buzz Growing Before The DeadlineWith the Marlins below .500 at the halfway mark, trade deadline speculation around ace Sandy Alcantara is intensifying as contenders circle.

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Crime & SafetyPublic SafetyMiami Logs Its Safest Start In Years: Homicides Roughly Halved In Q1 2026First-quarter homicide data shows Miami recording its lowest violent crime figures in years, with department leadership crediting sustained community policing programs.
TrialGeorge Pino's Fatal 2022 Boat Crash Trial Paused During Opening ArgumentsInvestigationNew Surveillance Released In Miami Beach Balcony Murder: What The Video ShowsCommunityResidents Meet With Miami Officials After a Stabbing In Broad Daylight Shocks The Neighborhood

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PoliticsBudgetMayor Higgins Confronts Miami's First Real Budget Crisis: Federal Cuts, State Reforms, Shrinking RevenueA converging set of fiscal pressures — federal aid reductions, state policy changes, and slowing local revenue — is forcing City Hall into difficult choices for the 2026-2027 budget cycle.
ImmigrationMiami's 287(g) ICE Agreement Is Still Tearing City Hall Apart Six Months LaterCommissionMiami's City Commission Expansion Moves Closer To The BallotBallot$80 Million Revamp For Virginia Key Marinas Heads To Miami Voters This Fall

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State NewsTallahasseeDeSantis Pushes Property Tax Elimination — And Miami's Budget Is Already Modeling The DamageA proposal to eliminate property taxes in Florida would strip hundreds of millions from Miami-Dade's operating budget, and city finance staff are already running the worst-case scenarios.
InsuranceCitizens Property Insurance Cuts Premiums For South Florida Homeowners Starting Spring 2026Transit FundingFlorida's Budget Kills Transit Matching Funds, Putting Miami-Dade's Rail Plan At RiskAuto InsuranceNo-Fault Auto Insurance Repeal Is Back In Tallahassee: What Miami Drivers Could Pay

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WeatherHurricane SeasonHurricane Season Is Here: South Florida's 2026 Prep Guide And What Forecasters Are WatchingThe Atlantic hurricane season is underway and forecasters are monitoring several areas of interest — here is what South Florida residents need to know about preparedness and early-season activity.
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Major Road Projects Miami 2026Road ProjectsMajor Road Projects Reshaping Miami In 2026: I-395, SR-836 Express Lanes, Brickell ConnectorThree simultaneous major roadway projects are transforming the expressway network in and around downtown Miami — here is a guide to what is under construction, where the closures are, and when work is expected to wrap up.
CommutingMiami Traffic Decoded: The Worst Corridors In South Florida And How To Beat ThemA data-driven look at South Florida's most congested roads — and the alternate routes, transit options, and timing strategies that help commuters avoid the worst of it.Transit GuideMiami-Dade Transit 2026: Metrorail, Metrobus, Metromover, And GoMobile Fully Explained
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