Miami Gardens residents upset after new ordinance pauses water bill relief

The North Miami Beach Water Relief Act remains on pause, and it's unclear when residents might finally see lower bills.

‘We need water and food’: Miami group says Jamaica is desperate for more aid

Tons of donations packed and shipped from Miami have been arriving in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa devastated much of the island, leaving at least 32 dead and over a million people desperate for ...

FIU study on Miami-Dade government spending should be part of transparency effort | Opinion

A new study by Florida International University's Jorge M. Perez Metropolitan Center shows that Miami-Dade's operating budget ...
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N.J. kicks heartbroken families out of iconic Jersey Shore shacks. Demolition awaits.

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is preparing to ... bought in 1926 by steel baron Henry Phipps Jr. Phipps gained notoriety for developing Miami’s Biscayne Boulevard and owned a ...

Canned water company sues Miami Heat and competitor for alleged breach of contract

A South Florida company is challenging the local NBA team in court, claiming the team allowed a rival to infringe on their ...

Hillsborough River, muddied by pollution and pumping, is recovering, report says

Tampa’s revitalization of the Hillsborough — especially along the scenic Riverwalk district — makes it easy to forget the river’s troubled past, once tainted with oil spills, septic leaks and ...

3 ways healthcare is changing in Miami: cancer hub, vaccines, Obamacare

The healthcare landscape in Miami is shifting. One major development: the opening of the new cancer hub in Miami Beach announced by Mount Sinai Medical Center, which aims to integrate various aspects ...