Miami is often associated with glitz, neon lights, and beach vibes. But long before the Art Deco hotels and buzzing nightlife, South Florida was home to the Tequesta people. Their…
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The International Ballet Festival of Miami is a cultural event that draws ballet enthusiasts from around the world. Running until August 11, this festival showcases over 100 principal dancers performing…
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Miami is often seen as the heart of Hispanic culture in the United States, and nowhere is this more evident than during Hispanic Heritage Month. This annual celebration, which runs…
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Miami, often celebrated for its vibrant nightlife and beautiful beaches, has seen a significant shift in its economic landscape over recent years. The city’s evolving arts, culture, and culinary scenes…
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A $250,000 donation from Google is funding a three-month pilot program using artificial intelligence to automate zoning verification letters while the City of Miami explores broader uses of the technology to optimize municipal services. The city commission approved a March 13 resolution from Mayor Francis Suarez accepting the donation from Google to utilize its C3 […]
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Miami-Dade has asked the state to lop off property tax income that fuels county spending despite an underlying concern that services now face cuts as new costs arise and US aid shrinks. This story is premium content for our subscribers only. Unlock the full story and the entire edition with a Miami Today subscription! Already […]
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