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The Break in the Bank
For a quintessential example of a bedroom community, look no further than Biscayne Park, a 410-acre community wedged between Biscayne Canal C-8, Miami Shores Country Club, the Florida East Coast Railway tracks and the city of North Miami. The village
Jul. 06, 2026
The Bipartisan Candidate
With a string of endorsements and a campaign chest of more than $1 million, Vicki Lopez may seem to be well on her way to being elected to a second term as the commissioner of Miami-Dade County’s District 5 seat.
Jul. 06, 2026
Class Dismissed
In 2020, as COVID-19 ground the global economy to a near halt, administrators from the Cushman School in Miami’s Upper Eastside were busy fielding calls from people who just moved in from other parts of the U.S., mainly the Northeast, and were
Jun. 05, 2026
Off the Rails
On the morning of May 13, Eric Alan Hirt — known across Miami's graffiti world as Eson — stepped onto the railroad tracks in Biscayne Park and never made it to the other side. The Brightline train that struck him was one of hundreds that barrel
Jun. 05, 2026
Zombie Boards: The Life — and Death — of Miami’s Citizen Oversight
Last month, when Miami Mayor Eileen Higgins made her pitch to skeptical city commissioners to back a proposed $450 million bond for new police and fire facilities, she pointed to a resident survey, deteriorating conditions inside city buildings, and
Jun. 05, 2026
We're Open, Come In
Fernand Optical has been fixing and selling frames for prescription eyeglasses and designer sunglasses in Downtown Miami at 160 E. Flagler St. since 1980, but even this longstanding family-owned business had a hard time operating during Flagler
May 06, 2026
The New Wynwood Table
Kevin Kelley got into the restaurant business after he acquired a three-story office building in downtown Dallas for his growing personal injury law firm. “We had retail space on the first floor, and no one would lease [it],” Kelley recalled. “So, I
May 05, 2026











