Miami Herald lost more than 30 editorial positions as McClatchy cut jobs at 17 papers nationwide.

State investigators found probable cause Melissa Castro let her permit business benefit from her city seat. She says she'll be cleared.

The unions completed more than 2,381 surveys of Miami-Dade Latino working-class voters during canvassing in Miami in 2026; 88% cited gas and transportation costs as a major concern.

California froze Arc of Justice's charitable assets over missing filings — now a placeholder version has popped up at a Little River activist's home.

Liliam López's 30-year-old chamber says a rival group's near-identical name has confused vendors and donors alike.

Protesters outside Sen. Ashley Moody's Miami office say 158,000 Florida Haitians face deportation while she stays silent on a stalled Senate bill.

Teachers call it a broken promise as Broward's school board pins hopes for a 4% raise on the Nov. 3 tax referendum.

The 1972 Summit Boulevard building would triple in size under the plan, joining a $280 million parks bond on the same ballot.

Union lawyer Andrew Axelrad calls the village's pension offer “phenomenally low” as talks with Key Biscayne stall.

A state advisory opinion process now lets returning citizens ask Tallahassee directly, but advocates say fines still trip up hundreds.

Six downtown banners could raise $1.2 million for the Underdeck park after Miami lost a $60.3 million federal grant.

A circuit judge ruled Medina's wife-turned-treasurer never signed his qualifying checks, clearing the field for Vice Mayor Kassandra Timothe.

A ruling tells immigration judges to consider current dangers under Delcy Rodríguez's government, not just fear of Maduro.