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South Florida's Record King Tide Swamps Canal Defences as $150M Flood Projects Await Final Approval

A record South Florida king tide pushed seawater into canals, flooded roads and businesses, and highlighted delays affecting three federally funded flood-resilience projects.

International Business Times UK · Oct 28

Miami woman seeks $35 million over alleged mishandling of her family trust

Elizabeth Madden, who was 81 when she filed her lawsuit in January 2026, alleges that Northern Trust failed to protect her family’s roughly $20 million legacy trust from unauthorised transactions by a former employee. Her complaint says Christopher Walters, a former vice president and senior fiduciary relationship adviser at the…

The Times of India · Oct 21

Police officer accused of taking over dead man’s home and stealing his identity so he could renovate it

​Brian Louis Sguros, an officer with Florida’s Lauderhill Police Department, found the homeowner dead during a welfare check

The Independent UK · Oct 21

The desperate, failed attempt to keep one Florida district Black

Efforts to consolidate the Black vote here were frustrated, handing the Democratic nomination to a white party insider

The Guardian - US · Oct 4

In the early 1970s, David Wolkowsky began stewarding a remote island near Key West and...

Ballast Key, a stunning private island located near Key West, is now officially a part of the Key West National Wildlife Refuge. This crucial ownership shift aims to safeguard the island from potential developments. Once the retreat of prominent figures like David Wolkowsky, it is now vital for the biodiversity…

The Times of India · Sep 29

In 2021, billionaire Orlando Bravo paid $39.25 million for Phil Collins’s 1929 Miami Beach mansion

Orlando Bravo has received approval to tear down a historic estate in Miami Beach that was once the home of Phil Collins. This demolition paves the way for a new luxury mansion, purposefully designed to combat flooding. The choice has ignited discussions about the importance of preserving historical sites in…

The Times of India · Sep 29

In 2023, Texas mogul paid $36 million for 11,000-sq-ft home; months later, the house was demolished

A Texas property developer recently demolished the Wood Residence, a historic mansion in Coral Gables, Florida. The estate, designed by Alfred Browning Parker, was not designated as a historic landmark. Local preservation advocates expressed frustration over regulatory loopholes allowing such demolitions without public hearings. The demolition reflects a broader trend…

The Times of India · Sep 29

Puerto Rico's El Nuevo Día and Primera Hora End Print Editions as Spanish-Language Newspapers Shrink Across U.S.

Puerto Rico's newspaper industry is about to undergo a historic change. GFR Media announced Monday that El Nuevo Día and Primera Hora, two of the island's most prominent newspapers, will stop publishing print editions and become exclusively digital beginning Sept. 28, another milestone in the rapid transformation of Spanish-language journalism…

Latin Times · Sep 22

Why McClatchy's Miami Layoffs Are a Warning Sign for Latino News Coverage Nationwide

McClatchy cut 32 jobs at the Miami Herald and erased El Nuevo Herald's entire writing staff, leaving a 70%-Latino county without Spanish news.

Latin Times · Sep 15

For the US news industry, a tough summer draws to a close with McClatchy chain's cuts

McClatchy newspaper chain has implemented significant layoffs affecting over ninety unionized journalists. These cuts impacted seventeen publications, including the Miami Herald and Sacramento Bee. Internal memos cite declining subscriber interest as the reason for these changes. Other news organizations like USA Today Co. have also made similar workforce reductions.

The Economic Times · Sep 12