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Carnegie Mellon University’s Miami campus will be the 'future of America,' says billionaire donor (opens the original)
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Billionaire investor Ken Griffin said the new Miami campus for Carnegie Mellon University he has funded with a record donation will help "build the future of America." The hedge fund CEO spoke alongside Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other dignitaries at a lavish event Thursday in the city's Wynwood neighborhood, where the campus is set to open in 2028, just a day after the $2 billion development was revealed in a surprise announcement. Carnegie Mellon University Miami, the new outpost for the pr
Online tool shows hidden impact of Amendment 3 property tax relief on local government services (opens the original)
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A new interactive online search tool launched Tuesday aims to give Floridians a localized look at how Amendment 3, a contentious property tax relief measure on the 2026 ballot, could dramatically decrease funding for critical public services in local communities around the state. Created by the Florida Policy Institute, it allows the user to search by zip code, county or service to see how Amendment 3 could impact two-year funding for all public services, including special districts. The online
Broward arts groups ‘rethinking our entire existence’ as state DEI funding ban looms (opens the original)
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Phil Dunlap spent seven years building a program to support Broward County arts organizations. He spent his last two months on the job watching it unravel. Dunlap left his position as director of the Broward County Cultural Division in August, two months after a sweeping state law changed the way his county, and others across the state, issued grants. The law bans cities and counties from funding offices or grants related to diversity, equity and inclusion. It defines DEI as giving preferential
‘Fabric of the community’: Miami-Dade libraries warn against property tax cuts (opens the original)
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With limited home Wi-Fi access, Katherine Ruiz walks to the Miami-Dade Public Library’s main branch four to five times per week to use the internet. The 49-year-old Miami resident said she takes advantage of not only the Wi-Fi, but also the books and activities offered there. She’s taken CPR classes that might have cost up to $100 were it not for the library’s free programming. “It helps me, because I don't have to pay,” she said. “Sometimes Blue Cross, they're more expensive, or the college som
Hunters, activists prepare as lottery opens for controversial Florida black bear hunt (opens the original)
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At 10 a.m. Friday, Lance Van Dina was ready. The Sunrise resident opened the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission website and bought 30 tickets in the lottery to hunt a Florida black bear. Applications are now open through Sept. 21 to participate in the second consecutive year of the controversial hunt. The season will run from Dec. 5 to Dec. 28. Last year’s season was the first since 2015 and sparked widespread backlash from animal rights organizations. Now, it returns with more permits and new
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