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Calle Ocho News
Published September 23Arsht Center Hispanic Heritage Programming Connects Miami Through Culture, Memory and Access
The Arsht Center is using Hispanic Heritage programming to connect Miami-Dade families through Cuban music, bilingual theater, Mexican traditions, cultural memory and expanded access to the arts.
Hy-Lo News
Published 109 minutes agoWATCH: Bonita Jones-Peabody Interview; School Board Race Drama; Byron Donalds Photo Ops & More!
The primary is over, but Hy-Lo News’ election coverage isn’t slowing down. We’re officially kicking off our 2026 General Election Continue Reading
GU Explores CAS and MSB Expansion in Miami
Students expressed excitement and apprehension at the prospect of a study abroad program in the city.
Hy-Lo News
Published 3 hours agoRep. Wilson Introduces Glaucoma Vision Act to Expand Screenings and Prevent Vision Loss
The Miami congresswoman’s bill would expand annual glaucoma screening coverage, fund community-based programs and invest in research into treatments for Continue Reading
Brightline gets $490 million to restructure its debt. Bankruptcy judge must approve
High-speed rail company Brightline has entered into a financial restructuring agreement that would help it reorganize its billions of dollars of debt — while other entities of the company are set to file for bankruptcy. The bankruptcy proceedings will not affect the…
Brightline reaches restructuring deal that will give it $490M in new capital, lower debt
Brightline, which reports a 17% increase in revenue this year, said that its Miami-to-Orlando high-speed rail operations will not be impacted.
Keys Weekly
Published September 21Keys runners shine through lightning delays at FNU Invitational
All three of Monroe County’s varsity cross country teams met at Larry & Penny Thompson Park in Miami for the FNU Invitational Sept. 3. Despite multiple lightning delays, racers were able to compete, and Keys athletes did not disappoint. Marathon’s Lucian Burns finished the race…
Calle Ocho News
Published September 21Florida’s New Communism Curriculum Takes Center Stage at Bay of Pigs Museum
Florida's new history of communism standards are being implemented during the 2026-2027 school year, with state leaders highlighting the curriculum at Miami's Bay of Pigs Museum.
Calle Ocho News
Published September 20Healthy Cholesterol Habits: Everyday Choices That Can Support Your Heart
Aetna's health education focus explores how small, consistent changes in food, movement and everyday routines can support healthier cholesterol and long-term cardiovascular health.
Calle Ocho News
Published September 18GTA VI is Bringing Vice City Back. Should Miami-Dade Play Along?
As GTA VI prepares to return players to its Miami-inspired Vice City, reported promotional discussions with Miami-Dade County are fueling a debate over tourism, public assets and who gets to define Miami's global image.
Yonkers Times (Rising Media Group)
Published September 17What Miami Chauffeurs Know About Beating Traffic During Peak Winter Season
Miami ranks among the most congested cities on earth, and drivers here lose more than 100 hours a year sitting in it. Those numbers come from an ordinary twelve months. Winter is not ordinary. From December through April the snowbirds arrive, the events stack up, and the same…
Calle Ocho News
Published September 16Understanding Cholesterol: What Your Numbers Can Tell You About Heart Health
As part of Aetna's health education efforts, learn what LDL, HDL and triglycerides mean and why understanding cholesterol numbers can support long-term heart health.