FOUND: 3 - What They Never Told You

Colombia's Earthquake Death Toll Approaches 300 as Search for Survivors Ends — From Grief to Grassroots

Colombia's earthquake toll nears 300 a week later; South Florida's Colombian diaspora mobilizes aid from Doral to Tampa as rebuilding begins.

Latin Times · Aug 16

Florida completed a 2,560-acre stormwater treatment landscape with 4,750 acre-feet of storage to help protect the Indian River Lagoon

A groundbreaking environmental restoration initiative in South Florida has marked a pivotal achievement with the completion of the Indian River Lagoon-South C-23/C-24 Stormwater Treatment Area. Designed to effectively capture and purify contaminated runoff before it can harm coastal ecosystems, this facility represents a crucial advancement in the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration…

The Times of India · Aug 12

End of Haitian TPS Threatens South Florida's Tourism Workforce as Hotels and Restaurants Brace for Labor Gaps

The end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians is emerging as a labor problem for South Florida's tourism economy, where hotels, restaurants and other hospitality businesses rely heavily on immigrant workers and are already warning that losing thousands of legally authorized employees could disrupt operations.

Latin Times · Aug 10

In 1992, Hurricane Andrew may have helped giant Burmese pythons spread across Florida's Everglades, creating one of America's worst invasive species crises

For decades, Florida’s Everglades have faced a silent invasion unfolding beneath the dense vegetation and winding waterways. What began with the arrival of Burmese pythons through the exotic pet trade has become one of the most significant wildlife challenges in the United States. The turning point came around 1992, when…

The Times of India · Jul 27

Will Casemiro Make His MLS Debut for Inter Miami vs. CF Montreal?

The Brazilian soccer legend inked a deal with the South Florida side just this week.

Sports Illustrated · Jul 25

Fewer cheap flights, more international suitcases – South Florida’s tourism outlook for 2027

What happens after a city hosts the world? Miami is about to find out.

The Conversation · Jul 23

Florida scientists bring endangered elkhorn coral ashore fearing another heatwave could drive it to extinction

Scientists in Florida have launched an emergency effort to protect one of the Caribbean's most important reef-building corals from disappearing altogether. Researchers at the University of Miami have transported 30 fragments of endangered elkhorn coral from underwater nurseries to a land-based hatchery, fearing that another intense marine heatwave this summer…

The Times of India · Jul 23

Florida confirms Burmese python breeding hotspot outside the Everglades, and wildlife experts fear it could be the start of a bigger spread

For years, efforts to track invasive Burmese pythons in Florida have centred on the Everglades, where the giant snakes have become one of the state's most persistent wildlife problems. That picture is beginning to change. Wildlife officials now say a separate breeding population has become established farther north along Florida's…

The Times of India · Jul 21

Billionaires like Ken Griffin are moving to Miami—but middle-class earners can’t copy them and reap the same benefits, real estate experts say

Real estate experts tell Fortune those making a middle-class salary are better off renting than buying with fewer affordable homes in the Miami market.

Fortune · Jul 19

FBI Investigates Argentine Soccer Federation's U.S. Financial Operations as Miami Becomes Center of $300 Million Probe

The Argentine Football Association (AFA), celebrated worldwide for Lionel Messi's World Cup-winning national team, is facing growing scrutiny in the United States as the FBI investigates its financial operations involving hundreds of millions of dollars that flowed through South Florida.

Latin Times · Jul 9