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From skyrocketing rents to a flooding finance district, Miami’s got issues. Two candidates vie to solve them.

December 8, 2025

By Alexandra Campisi Soaring rents, endless drives, and knee-deep floods: welcome to the city of Miami. Two candidates say they can fix the many issues the city faces, or at least make them better – insisting they can do so…

Less Support, More Arrests: Why America’s Homeless Population is Growing

December 4, 2025

At the Human Rights in the Americas Symposium at the University of Miami, panelists argued that homelessness should be addressed as a pressing human rights issue. Florida, they noted, is leading the way in criminalizing being without a place to…

Run Baby Run: The Brickell Run Club Puts Participants through Their Paces

November 24, 2025

By Olivia Attalla It’s a Tuesday afternoon, and hundreds of runners are lining up, with three pacers ready to guide the way. “Alright Brickell Run Club,” one pacer intones, “welcome to the run!” Runners waiting to start the 15th Anniversary…

From Survival to Sanctuary: Creating a Safe Haven for South Florida’s Black Trans Youth

November 12, 2025

By Amara Evering FORT LAUDERDALE – Tucked away at the end of a long line of car repair shops, The McKenzie Project looks from the outside like it might be just another small South Florida business. Inside, the neon-lime green…

’Canes V. Hurricanes

October 30, 2024

The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season carries a chilling forecast: 25 named storms and 13 hurricanes — seven of which are predicted to be Category 3 or higher.