Miami-Dade

The world over is mourning the death of Lolita, Miami Seaquariam’s killer whale believed to be the oldest orca in captivity.

A repeatedly delayed project to double-deck part of the Dolphin Expressway and erect a “signature bridge” flourish over Interstate 395 in Miami has hit even more setbacks.

Three candidates, each of a different political persuasion, have qualified for a Special Election to represent House District 118 covering a narrow, unincorporated strip of southwestern Miami-Dade.

For the first time in its history, the Miami Herald has hired its first immigrant executive editor.

Florida’s most populous county scored big this year at the National Association of County’s (NACo) annual Achievement Awards.

Key events in the civil rights movement remain engrained in America’s identity, from the Poor People’s Campaign and evictions that led to Fayette County’s “Tent City” to the Montgomery bus boycott and trial over Emmett Till’s murder.

Rene Pedrosa, a former spokesperson for Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, is heading to federal prison on child pornography charges.

Children are indeed our future, but Miami Democratic Rep. Ashley Gantt wants their help solving today’s problems too.

All eyes were on the federal courthouse in Miami once again this week as the third person indicted for crimes related to former President Donald Trump’s hoarding of sensitive government documents was charged.

One week after Miami-Dade Police Director Freddy Ramirez attempted suicide following a domestic altercation at a conference in Tampa, first responders and elected officials held a vigil to pray for his recovery.