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How $20,000 attorney-client dispute led to a suspension for a Miami lawyer
13+ hour, 40+ min ago (930+ words) Cyberhacking, COVID-19 and continuing to act as an attorney after being told to stop contributed to a Miami lawyer getting suspended by the state Supreme Court. But, the foundation of Christine Humphrey’s 90-day suspension that began last week is $20,000 in…...
Hialeah promises lower water bills for some residents, businesses. Who’s paying for it?
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (782+ words) Hialeah Mayor Bryan Calvo is promising lower water bills for more than half of the city’s water and sewer customers beginning next month, but his administration has yet to explain how it will pay for the reductions while the utility…...
Miami-Dade’s new school chief: Education is the key to community success | Opinion
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (432+ words) That is where every decision must begin. But our success cannot become our comfort. That work has already begun. This week, the School Board approved the first phase of a central-office reorganization designed to make our district more efficient, responsive…...
Amendment 3 isn’t relief. It’s a Tallahassee shell game that sticks locals with bills | Opinion
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (549+ words) Almost 10 years ago, I was in Scotland, chilling in Edinburgh, enjoying Scotch at every pub in sight, when I bumped into this guy: Adam Smith. Well, technically, a 10-foot-tall bronze statue. To me, Smith’s ideas weren’t simply “government bad, business…...
Miami-Dade is closing a budget hole on the backs of public transit riders | Opinion
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (566+ words) Where is the fortitude in Miami-Dade County leaders? Faced with budget shortfalls, they are set to punish the most vulnerable by pushing forward a proposal to cut early-morning bus routes for people who ride public transportation to or from work,…...
‘Tired of broken promises.’ No raise for teachers in Broward Schools’ new budget
4+ day, 15+ hour ago (935+ words) As it tries to bear the brunt of a financial storm, the Broward County School Board approved its budget for the 2026-27 school year — but without a guaranteed salary increase that teachers had been desperate for. At a heated meeting that…...
Here’s why condo owners must get approval for electric vehicle chargers
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (791+ words) Miami Herald The Florida law enacted in 2018 to facilitate condominium owners’ installation of electric vehicle charging stations within their limited common element or exclusively designated parking spaces left a number of important questions unanswered. A recent appellate ruling has now…...
Play hopes to give a voice to Black man lynched in Broward over 90 year ago
4+ day, 19+ hour ago (490+ words) In 1935, a horde of white people stood around as Rubin Stacy, a Black farmworker, was lynched in Plantation Florida. Now, 91 years later, Stacy’s killing is the subject of a new play by Jeff Rusnak titled “The Resurrection of Rubin Stacy…...
Philanthropy can bring Miami together if we make giving back part of the culture | Opinion
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (319+ words) In cities like New York, philanthropy has shaped public life. Its effects are visible in carefully curated parks and the thoughtful use of outdoor spaces throughout the city. In Miami, that same spirit of civic engagement is seen through organizations…...
Miami-based Hispanic women’s chambers of commerce clash over trademark dispute
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (469+ words) The Miami-based U.S. Hispanic Women’s Chamber of Commerce is at odds with another local business group operating under the same name, demanding the organization stop using its likeness after an unpaid vendor reached out to demand money. “This is bad because…...