Genevieve Bowen

Former State Representative Alina Garcia made history in November by becoming Miami-Dade’s first supervisor of elections chosen by voters. Elected after serving in the Florida House from 2022 to 2024, Ms. Garcia brings over 30

The long-awaited Miami Center for Mental Health and Recovery is one step closer to opening its doors as a key vote scheduled Feb. 4 by county commissioners on its operating plan, contracts and budget for

City officials are urging the state to reconsider the Live Local Act, which overrides local zoning for affordable housing, in order to limit the scale of a planned project near Miami’s Coral Gate neighborhood that

Air taxis could be cruising the skyline as soon as summer 2026, as UrbanLink is progressing with plans to launch an all-electric fleet geared to transform transportation in Miami. A South Florida-based startup, UrbanLink is an

Art historian Carol Damian brings a wealth of expertise to her latest role overseeing the selection and integration of art in public spaces. She was recently elected chairperson of the Miami-Dade County Art in Public

Miami is moving forward with staffing a new inspector general’s office after city officials approved the final language of an ordinance defining the investigative authority and outlining its duties. The city commission on Oct. 15 passed

Commissioner Manolo Reyes and his family were among many who fled Cuba in 1959 seeking political refuge from Fidel Castro’s regime. His father, who served as the last pre-Castro mayor in his hometown of Victoria

Two Miami developers are teaming up to update a 20-year-old vision and revive 10.8 acres of city-owned land on the south side of Watson Island with reduced density and more open, walkable space for the

This spring, the University of Miami concluded an extensive search for a dean and announced that Paul A. Pavlou, an AI and data science specialist with over 25 years in academia and research, would head

Lourdes de la Mata Little helped lead Goodwill of South Florida for 23 years. Working as the non-profit’s chief marketing officer, she reversed the “rags to riches” trope, anticipating the increasing appreciation for thrift shopping