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Recent News and Features of Note from Beyond the Biscayne Corridor
(Eliott Rodriguez via Facebook)
Former CBS-4 Anchor Eliott Rodriguez Cites Deep Local Roots in Bid To Win Seat in Congress
Former CBS-4 Miami anchor Eliott Rodriguez said Sunday he's the best candidate to unseat Republican incumbent U.S. Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, citing his decades-long journalism career and being a lifelong resident of Florida's 27th Congressional
Jul. 13, 2026
(Theo Miller/KBI)
Out With the Seaquarium, In With the Mega Yachts? A New Plan for the Old Marine Park
Miami-Dade County has quietly submitted an application to state regulators for a new marina at the shuttered Seaquarium on Virginia Key that could rank as the county’s largest, trampling a spot favored by kayakers and tarpon amid a patchwork of
Jul. 10, 2026
(Florida Politics)
Miami Beach Suspends Red-Light Camera Citations for Right Turns at Almost All Intersections
Citing resident complaints of wrongful ticketing, the Miami Beach Commission this week voted to immediately suspend the use of red-light cameras in enforcing right-turn violations.
Jun. 29, 2026
(Florida Politics)
DCCC Blasts María Elvira Salazar for Touting Support of Bipartisan Housing Bill After Missing Vote
U.S. Rep. María Elvira Salazar cheered the passage of a bipartisan housing bill by Congress. Democrats, though, quickly noted the Republican Congresswoman didn’t vote for it. The South Florida Republican missed the vote because of the death of her
Jun. 26, 2026
Internal Poll Gives Eliott Rodriguez 26-Point Lead in CD 27 Democratic Primary
A new internal poll released by Eliott Rodriguez‘s campaign shows the former television anchor with a commanding lead in the Democratic Primary for Florida’s 27th Congressional District, becoming the first candidate in the race to clear the majority
Jun. 23, 2026
Miami Can Expect a Wave of Plastic Pollution From the World Cup, Nonprofit Warns
As the World Cup plays out in Miami over the next month, matches in Miami Gardens could generate a stadium-sized deluge of plastic bottles, cups and other utensils.
Jun. 16, 2026
