News across Miami-Dade County

Dade County Deltas, Hy-Lo News Team Up for “Dollars, Decisions & Democracy” Town Hall To Breakdown the Amendment 3 Ballot Item
With the November election just weeks away, the Dade County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is teaming Continue Reading

Smiling Through the Apocalypse
GableStage opens its 28th season with “Weather Girl,” a dark comedy starring Ella Olesen as a Los Angeles weather reporter navigating record-breaking heat, wildfires and personal turmoil.

Lou Foundation Inc. Marks 10 Years of Turning Trauma, Grief and Loss Into Community Impact with Annual All White Affair
What began with the loss of a 2-year-old boy has grown into a decade-long effort to support families and communities Continue Reading

Debuta en Miami Luka, el robot que ayudará en hoteles, restaurantes y geriátricos
EFE – Luka, un robot humanoide que también habla español y que la empresa estadounidense VaultBots quiere llevar a hoteles, restaurantes y centros de cuidado de mayores, se presentó este viernes en un panel de robótica de ‘AI 305’, el foro de inteligencia artificial (IA) de la…

OP-ED: When Does a Man Get to Move Beyond His Worst Day?
By Roderick “Rod” Mack Today, I spoke with a good friend who shared some news with me: he had been Continue Reading

Federal Judge Throws Out Illegal-Voting Prosecution as Unconstitutional
A federal Judge in Miami has dismissed an illegal-voting case after finding Congress overstepped its constitutional authority by setting voter eligibility requirements reserved for states. U.S. District Judge David Leibowitz threw out a charge against Chelsea Michelle Ann Cox, a…

WATCH: Derrick Jones Jr. Interview; Angie Nixon vs. Ashley Moody; Byron Donalds & Miami-Dade Budget
South Florida politics are heating up, and the latest episode of the Can We Talk Podcast powered by Hy-Lo News Continue Reading

Op-Ed | “Run, Byron, Run!”
The president gave a Black man two words. This country has said those two words before. Fourth and last in Continue Reading

Nearly 7 in 10 Black Gen Z Singles Say They Feel Lonely, BLK Finds
As a new school year gets underway, many Black Gen Z singles are looking for more than a dating match. Continue Reading

Rhythm & Roots Brings a Free Week of Cuban and Latin Music to Miami
The Arsht Center will host Rhythm & Roots from September 29 through October 4, bringing six days of free Cuban and Latin music, dancing, dominoes, art and cultural experiences to downtown Miami.

Congressional candidate walks his district in nine days
'Montavon Marathon' turns Tamiami into a campaign trail (without sidewalks).

Carnegie Mellon University Miami to Transform Wynwood with $2 Billion Campus backed by Ken Griffin
Carnegie Mellon University plans to establish a 35-acre campus in Wynwood backed by $2 billion from Ken Griffin. The project could reshape Miami’s higher-education and technology landscape while creating new opportunities for local students and workers.