Saturday, February 14, 2026

Tag: Miami

Discuten la paz en Colombia estudiantes de periodismo de FIU y...

Por segunda ocasión, estudiantes de la maestría de periodismo de FIU, y de la colombiana Universidad del Norte (UNINORTE) se reunieron, esta vez virtualmente,...

Muere en Miami, Rosita Fornés, la última Vedette Cubana

“Todo lo que recibimos de abuela fue cariño, comprensión, amor, dedicación, complacencia, educación, consejos”. Así describe a su abuela Rosa, Javier Otero, un día...

Photos show Black Lives Matter protesters marching through Wynwood, Downtown and...

The Black Lives Matter movement continued to advocate for justice against police brutality and racism throughout Miami this past weekend. Friday’s Wynwood demonstration celebrated the...

Today is #Blackout Tuesday.

Today the show pauses. This is what two music industry executives are telling the world in an online movement known as Blackout Tuesday. Jamila Thomas and...

Some photographers step up to document the coronavirus, others can’t

Social distancing restrictions have prevented people from venturing outdoors. They have kept some South Florida photographers home, where they are either waiting for work...

Florida lawyer dressed as Grim Reaper heads out to the beaches

“I am going to kill you,” the caller told Florida attorney and Miami native Daniel Uhlfelder. Then the voice cracked a little. “That was...

Coronavirus Update: Homeless sent to hotels; Dade, Broward excluded from state...

 The City of Miami has announced two new small business assistance programs: the Business Continuity Micro-enterprise Assistance Program and the Small Business Emergency Loan...

Photo essay: Miami without people

Miami isn’t crowded anymore. Restaurants, shopping centers, schools, parks and most of the popular sights in the city have closed. The only place people are...

Gabriela Hatem, 25

With so much unknown about COVID-19, people are unable to plan for the future. Twenty-five-year-old Gabriela Hatem from Miami is having a tough time...

Concrete jungle: Food deserts lead to malnourishment in biggest U.S. cities

For nearly 20 years, residents of East Harlem had access to reasonably priced fresh produce and other basic necessities at the local Pathmark grocery...