"Miami Vice" is back! The franchise that helped put Miami on the map is getting a reboot. Now, the county is offering incentives to help bring the production to South Florida.
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Florida’s constitution bans lawmakers from intentionally creating congressional seats to give their party an advantage.
But Gov. Ron DeSantis quietly has launched a three-tiered power play to evade the ban — and create more GOP-friendly seats — in November
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While FL continues to attract affluent people from other parts of the U.S., a sizable number of current residents are concerned that they cannot keep up with inflation and the rising cost of housing.
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What if batteries could bend to fit the device—not the other way around? A Miami startup is 3D-printing next-generation batteries for drones, wearables, and the U.S. military.
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The idea is to build the library next to the Freedom Tower, famously a processing center for hundreds of thousands of Cuban refugees who entered the country between 1962 and 1974.
Next week, the Florida Cabinet will vote to dedicate land at Miami Dade College to house the Presidential Library of Donald J. Trump. I’ll be voting yes!
Surviving two assassination attempts, securing the border, and rebuilding our nation’s military are just a few stories this great library will tell.
Thank you Gov. DeSantis and MDC President Madeline Pumariega for your leadership.
It’s been an honor to work on this project with the Trump Library Foundation!
Fortune 500 tech company ServiceNow is planting roots in West Palm Beach with a new regional headquarters and AI Institute, bringing 850+ jobs and a projected $1.8 billion economic impact.
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As the world builds upward, carbon emissions are climbing too — and concrete is a major culprit. A major manufacturer is teaming up with universities and tech innovators to reinvent the world's most used construction material.
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Nighttime is supposed to be a break from day time heat. But that relief is getting harder to experience.
So far this decade the number of days that lows failed to dip below 80 degrees has already doubled compared to the 2000’s. And the decade isn’t even halfway over.
Miami Beach mayor wants to know if “underground tunnels” can be built in the city to alleviate traffic
This is an item that will be discussed at today’s commission meeting