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Little Haiti residents can now access information about small business grants, homebuyer assistance, home repairs and scholarships through a new Little Haiti Revitalization Trust website.
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An 18-year study of nearly 28,000 students found Miami-Dade public school pre-K students had stronger third-grade outcomes and were 35% less likely to be held back.
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Think ballet isn't for you? Free adult ballet classes in Miami at @PioneerWinter welcome all bodies and experience levels.
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Miami Carol City's 7-3 season won't include a playoff run. The FHSAA denied the Chiefs' appeal of a postseason ban following a postgame fight, ending their 2026 championship hopes.
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More than 500 students join Congresswoman Frederica Wilson's 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project. The Miami-Dade mentorship program inducted 517 students and eight mentors, celebrating leadership, brotherhood and youth development.
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Miami-Dade voters favored Democrats in the 2026 midterms, backing David Jolly and Angie Nixon. Republicans Byron Donalds and Ashley Moody won statewide, while Democrats made gains in the Florida House.
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Opa-locka Mayor John H. Taylor Jr. reflects on four years in office, including the city's debt-free status, a 43.9% drop in crime and redevelopment plans, as he prepares to leave City Hall.
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Priced out of central Miami-Dade, homebuyers are looking south for affordable new homes. Bluenest's Palm Villas in South Dade offers 33 homes starting at $479,900 as families search for homeownership opportunities.
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Nearly 900 upscale apartments are advancing in Miami's Little Haiti. Magic City developers are moving forward with two residential projects amid concerns about rising rents, gentrification and the neighborhood's future.
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Liberty City gains a new resource for workforce training, financial education, entrepreneurship and youth development. The @MiaUrbanLeague opens its new Empowerment Center to expand opportunity and strengthen community connections.
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Miami-Dade's public schools shape the future of students, families and the wider community. This opinion piece urges Superintendent José L. Dotres to consider what's at stake for public education.
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Florida's 2026 elections could shape the state's future. This opinion piece explains why voters should consider supporting Democratic candidates across the ballot and what is at stake for Florida communities.
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#FloridaElections
War's economic impact reaches far beyond the battlefield. Rising costs for gas, groceries and everyday essentials are adding pressure to American households. How is conflict contributing to the #AffordabilityCrisis?
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#Inflation
#BlackWomen entrepreneurs have the experience and expertise to shape business conversations. So why aren't more being recognized as #IndustryExperts? A new opinion piece examines visibility, representation and professional recognition.
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Declining #StudentEnrollment is challenging school districts nationwide. But four districts show how falling enrollment can become an opportunity to rethink public education, improve resources and strengthen schools.
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OneUnited Bank and Big Brothers Big Sisters of America are teaming up for the 16th annual “I Got Bank!” #FinancialLiteracy contest. Children ages 8–12 can showcase their money-management skills for a chance to win a $1,000 savings account.
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Miami-based Haitian artist Edouard Duval-Carrié brings the stories of #HaitianHistory, migration and identity to The Betsy Hotel after his work appeared at the Venice Biennale. Explore how art connects Miami to the Caribbean and the world.
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The Lowe Art Museum is showcasing Black artists in a new Miami exhibition, highlighting Black creativity and cultural contributions. Discover the artists and stories behind the showcase.
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#BlackArt #MiamiArts
What can a Miami street reveal about Black life and change? Charles Humes Jr. explores Black history, community and cultural transformation in All’s Quiet on 62nd Street.
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Miami-to-Aventura commuter rail has regained $200 million in state funding, but negotiations with Brightline, taxpayer concerns and legal disputes could still delay the project.
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