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Nate DeeA new 3-day art activation during Soul Basel in Overtown seeks to highlight similarities and connection between human migration — and animal displacement through an array of murals. -
NOLA SCHODER/NYT/REEFLINEReefline’s plans call for submerging a series of concrete sculptures along Miami Beach over at least the rest of this decade to function as artificial reefs, providing habitat for every kind of marine life, from algae to fish to corals.
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The city of West Palm Beach awards contract to run renovated courts to USTA Florida. The plan would end free recreational play. -
Fort Lauderdale United FC, the only professional women's soccer team in South Florida, is tackling a second season with a focus on growth and opportunities for young athletes. After reaching the playoff final on their first season, but losing to Tampa, they are determined to bring the trophy home this time and create more buzz for women's sports in the region. -
In a statement, the Coalition called the administration’s actions "yet another step in a long-running campaign to dismantle every pathway — formal, lawful, and humanitarian—that allows Black and Brown immigrants to come to the United States safely." -
The Florida Climate Survey, the thirteenth conducted by the FAU Center for Environmental Studies, found that 36% of statewide residents "had moved or were considering moving in part or fully due to weather hazards." -
The Littlest Art Fair, is a new four-day mural festival in Miami’s historic Little Havana that spotlights homegrown artists who often get overlooked amid the spectacle of Art Week. -
The century-old count is one of the longest, continuous data sets on record, providing details about shifting migrations and floundering populations. -
The Prizm Art Fair returns to Miami Art Week for its 13th season. About 25 contemporary artists from across the African Diaspora are showcasing what joy looks like to them. -
Miami now ranks as the sixth-most expensive city in the U.S. for renters. The overall median rent across all property types in the metro area stands at $3,000. -
Now investing $8.2 million dollars in Israeli-government backed bonds, FAU joins the ranks of biggest investors to the Middle East nation. Eearnings from the bonds help fund the university's Endowed Chair in Judaic Studies and other academic areas. -
The death of a Florida teenager on a Carnival cruise ship earlier this month has been ruled a homicide. Anna Kepner’s cause of death was “mechanical asphyxia,” according to a copy of her death certificate obtained by ABC News -
Over his short life, Daniel Weisberger went from Boy Scout and beloved older brother to killer. To understand why, we headed to the Florida Keys, where Daniel’s world unraveled. WLRN's special report 'Keeper and Killer' looks at mental illness and the criminal justice system through the family's story. What starts as a cautionary tale has an end that is far from expected. -
A federal judge in Miami has set a $60,000 bond for U.S. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick. She's facing charges of conspiring to steal $5 million in federal disaster funds meant to combat COVID-19 in 2021.
