Tag: Quarantine
Young voters mail-in ballots are often rejected in Miami
More than 7 million votes have been cast in Florida so far, and more than 285,000 of those are mail-in ballots by voters between...
Just days before the election, most of Hialeah votes safely
Early voting for the general presidential election in Miami-Dade County began on Oct. 19 and will continue until this Sunday, Nov. 1. Many Hialeah...
The Berry Farms reopens for fall harvest (includes video story)
Spooky season is here! And there's no better way to get in the Halloween spirit than a day at the farm.
This fall season, you...
Ridesharing at MIA has dropped 57% from last year
Ridesharing has been ballooning at Miami International Airport for years, almost doubling last year from 2016.
But after the COVID-19 pandemic knocked out travel, the...
South Florida Access: Biden or Trump? The Social Dilemma, Models, DJ’s...
South Florida Access is back with its fourth at-home episode. Valeria Venturini and Monica Lebro host “The Hot Minute,” early-voting edition. The duo asked...
“If ‘not voting’ had been a candidate, it would have won...
As the elections approach, local organizations are scrambling to connect with young voters virtually.
Live Arts Miami and Miami Dade College hosted “Make your Mark...
South Florida Greek life adapting during the pandemic
For more than 6,000 students at South Florida universities, fraternities and sororities mean friends, parties and being a part of a community.
Or at least...
Freebee, an eco-friendly ride, comes to the rescue
During these challenging times, Miamians Alicia Espinosa and Camila Montiel have been looking to stretch their transportation dollars.
Freebee, whose fleet of golf carts jet...
The show must go on at Miami Arts Charter – even...
As South Florida gradually begins to reopen its schools again for in-person learning, Miami Arts Charter School students are not only back in class,...
Society Biscayne struggles with pandemic, but owners remain optimistic
Society Biscayne, a 49-story apartment complex, is rising amid the pandemic at 400 Biscayne Blvd., on the former site of the First United Methodist...