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Miami-Dade mayor criticizes Putin invitation to G20 Summit in Doral (opens the original)
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Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava is criticizing President Donald Trump’s decision to invite Russian President Vladimir Putin to the upcoming G20 summit in Doral. Levine Cava said Putin’s invasion of Ukraine and Russia’s actions against civilians makes the invitation troubling. The mayor cited Miami-Dade’s deep ties to families who fled authoritarian governments. “Cuban, Venezuelan, Nicaraguan, Haitian and Ukrainian families came here because tyrants took their homes, jailed their lov
Key West arts board approves funding for possible LGBTQ+ mural (opens the original)
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The Key West Art in Public Places Board has approved funds that could go toward an LGBTQ+ mural project on Duval Street. This comes after the city had to remove its rainbow crosswalk last year. READ MORE: Key West Pride kicks off with 'more passion' following DEI cuts, rainbow crosswalk fight In September 2025, the Florida Department of Transportation painted over the rainbow crosswalks at Duval and Petronia streets. It was part of a mandate from the Florida Department of Transportation, backed
Florida’s public hospitals could lose millions in funding if Amendment 3 passes, new report says (opens the original)
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A new report from the Florida Policy Institute finds Amendment 3 could put hundreds of millions of dollars in public hospital funding at risk. FPI estimates Florida’s public hospital districts and health systems could lose $323 million over the next three years if voters approve the proposed constitutional amendment in 2026. The ballot proposal would raise Florida's homestead exemption to $150,000 in 2027 and to $250,000 in 2028 — and could eventually eliminate non-school property taxes on homes
Low voter turnout in South Florida in Tuesday’s Primary Election (opens the original)
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More than 1.3 million Floridians voted in person on Tuesday, pushing the primary turnout to just over 25%, according to numbers posted by the Division of Elections. In South Florida, turnout was even lower. Broward County had the lowest turnout, at just 16.41%. Miami-Dade, the most populous county in the region, had a 18.97% turnout rate. Palm Beach and Monroe counties had the highest turnouts in South Florida — at 24.24% and 32.27%, respectively. The turnout percentages do not include in-person
Chelsea Rathburn explores home, memory and Miami history in ‘Broken Houses’ (opens the original)
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Chelsea Rathburn never felt rooted in Miami during her upbringing in South Florida. To the Georgia poet laureate and author, Miami was always reinventing itself. Her family did so when they moved to Miami from Jacksonville when she was just a baby — moving from one rundown apartment to the next in south Miami-Dade County. “ I was just about to go into kindergarten and we got this house in Palmetto Bay, my dad qualified for it through a VA loan, and we had no business moving into a house,” Rathbu
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