A Sign of Climate Change Impact The Miami cave crayfish, a seldom-seen crustacean, is now on the verge of being classified as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. This move is largely due to the increasing risks posed by climate
Written by: Allain Fonte Photography: Rowan Daly In the glitzy world of fashion, where innovation meets art and commerce, the debut of the Rising Star Awards by Fashion Group International South Florida will be nothing short of a spectacle. The dazzling event shall be hosted by the exclusive global
The Iconic British Luxury Car Maker Announces a Radical Transformation to Adapt to Changing Industry Landscape In a groundbreaking move, Rolls-Royce, the renowned British luxury car manufacturer, has unveiled its plans for a monumental shift in its brand strategy. As the automotive industry evolves rapidly, Rolls-Royce is preparing to
A Closer Look at House Bill 1467 and Its Impact on Education In the state of Florida, a recent law aimed at regulating the review and disclosure of school books and materials has
New York Developer Plans to Replace Historic YVE Hotel with Supertall Residential and Hotel Tower In downtown Miami, the YVE Hotel on Biscayne Boulevard has long concealed a historic secret behind its modern
Three-Year Investigation Uncovers Financial Misconduct in Taxpayer-Funded Organization After an extensive three-year investigation, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) has issued an arrest warrant for Tiffany Carr, the former CEO of the
In a recent turn of events, the Miami City Commission has been thrust into the spotlight due to the arrest of one of its members, Alex Díaz de la Portilla, on corruption charges.
Critics’ predictions of a mass exodus from public schools are unfounded as new data shows most new scholarship recipients were already enrolled in private schools. In Florida, the number of students receiving private-school
Arthur’s Snapping Shrimp: A Transparent Marvel with Orange Ovaries In an era where technological advancements often overshadow natural discoveries, the scientific community has made a groundbreaking find that serves as a reminder of
A Tangled Web of Money, Politics, and Alleged Corruption In a shocking turn of events that has sent ripples through Miami’s political circles, Miami Commissioner Alex Díaz de la Portilla found himself under
The Actress and Entrepreneur Unwinds in South Florida with Son Santiago, Sampling Local Hotspots and Showcasing Her Casa del Sol Tequila In a whirlwind trip to South Florida, Eva Longoria indulged in a
How hot is Phoenix right now? The sweltering city in the Sonoran Desert broke yet another record on Saturday when temperatures exceeded 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43.3 degrees Celsius) during what has been the
Mayor Daniella Levine Cava makes changes to address criticism and requests, leading to quick passage of the 2024 budget. In a surprising turn of events, Miami-Dade County Commissioners approved the 2024 budget proposed
Mayor Francis Suarez’s Evasion Tactics Highlight a Troubling Trend In a concerning turn of events, Mayor Francis Suarez of Miami has repeatedly avoided answering critical questions posed by Miami Herald journalists. This disregard
Maty’s and Smoke and Dough Shine on the Prestigious List of Must-Try Restaurants In an exciting announcement, the New York Times has unveiled its highly anticipated Restaurant List for 2023. Comprising 50 establishments
In a significant move to support the expansion of Cuba’s private sector, the Biden administration is preparing to announce new policy measures that will allow Cuban entrepreneurs on the island to open accounts
Changes to Green Card Eligibility for Cubans Coming Through the U.S.-Mexico Border In a recent ruling, the Board of Immigration Appeals determined that thousands of Cuban migrants who have arrived in the United
A new report from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change cautions that the world has to “rapidly accelerate action” to reduce emissions that trap heat. The window of opportunity for nations
An ex-top official of the defunct FTX cryptocurrency exchange admitted guilt on Thursday to illegally giving tens of millions of dollars to American politicians’ campaigns and participating in a criminal conspiracy to run
The reality on the ground tells a different story from the dreams held by politicians throughout the world that electric vehicles (EVs) will take the place of conventional combustion engines and lower oil usage.
Green hydrogen is promoted as a sustainable energy alternative to remove carbon from high-emitting industries including transportation and manufacturing. The Green Hydrogen Innovation Center was established earlier this year by the International Solar
According to projections made public on Wednesday by the state’s tourism marketing organization, fewer people visited Florida during the second quarter of 2023 than they did in the same period the previous year.
General Motors (GM) has formally extended its initial pay and benefit offer to the United Auto Workers (UAW) despite upcoming contract expirations and the danger of a protracted strike. However, this offer has
The construction of a “glass house” for Tesla CEO Elon Musk may be part of a secret project that is currently the subject of a government inquiry into the electric vehicle company. The
As salary hike negotiations drudge on, American Airlines flight attendants say they are prepared to walk out. According to the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, 99% of its members voted in favor of
The CEO of Ryanair called a report on the air traffic chaos over the holiday weekend “rubbish” and called the information “false.” The conclusions, according to Michael O’Leary, “downplay the impact on the
Balancing Injuries, Strategy, and Team Growth In a recent media availability session on September 18, 2023, Miami Dolphins’ Head Coach Mike McDaniel addressed a myriad of topics, ranging from player injuries to game
Nationwide, gas prices are very high. According to AAA, gas prices in Arizona are currently 50 cents more per gallon than they were last month and on average nationwide. And as gas stations
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