This Week in Miami: New Laws, Heroic Rescues, and the USS Miami Launch!

In Miami, and across Florida and other states, it’s illegal to drive around a stopped school with flashing red lights and an extended STOP arm. Starting this week, drivers who

A group of South Florida fire rescuers who put their critical training to the test were honored on Wednesday.

A new section of the law creates a third-degree felony charge for participation in a "coordinated street takeover."

A new nuclear-powered attack submarine will be named USS Miami, Secretary of Navy Carlos Del Toro announced Tuesday during the kickoff concert of the inaugural Fleet Week Miami.

A south Florida eatery, with its "warm woods" and "striking sculptures," takes the crown as the most beautiful restaurant.

Incarcerated at a facility in the Everglades, I spent years living in the shadow of Miami. Finally, I got to visit.

During a recent trip to Orlando to tour commercial real estate properties with a client, I took the Brightline high-speed train, a decision that greatly enhanced my journey.

Latino David Martin is the founder of one of the most important real estate developers in South Florida and he anticipates what Miami will be like in 20 years. Also, political polarization, immigration and the formula for success.

Leclerc will be among the new homeowners at the Edition Residences in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, slated to be move-in ready by 2027.

The MIAMI Association of REALTORS® advocacy team recorded legislative wins for at Tallahassee’s 2024 legislative session.