By The Navarro Report Miami-Dade County is working to sell or permanently transfer the remote Everglades airfield that briefly housed “Alligator Alcatraz,” the state’s makeshift immigration detention facility, to the […]
Miami-Dade Limps to the Polls as Voters Approve Marine Stadium Revival, Election Date Shift
San Diego — August 18, 2026 Miami-Dade County voters trickled to the polls Tuesday for Florida’s primary election under conditions election officials openly described as underwhelming, even as the county’s […]
South Florida Under Heat Advisory as Records Fall Across the Region
Miami | Monday, August 17, 2026 South Florida remains locked in an extended and dangerous heat wave, with the National Weather Service issuing a heat advisory for Miami-Dade, Broward, and […]
Miami-Dade Principal Demoted Over Alleged Misuse of Federal Grant Money
By The Navarro Report | Miami Desk MIAMI-DADE COUNTY — Bridget McKinney, the former principal of Allapattah Middle School, has been removed from her post following a Miami-Dade County Public […]
From Swampland to Skyline: How Doral Became One of Miami-Dade’s Most Valuable Suburbs
The Navarro Report Doral, the Miami-Dade suburb now known for its office towers, luxury apartments and role as a hub for Latin American trade, began its life in the late […]
Miami-Dade’s Primary Ballot Has More Than 100 Names on It. A Handful Decide Who Votes on the Bus Cuts.
Miami | The Navarro Report | August 14, 2026 Early voting has been underway across Miami-Dade since August 3, and it runs through Saturday ahead of Tuesday’s August 18 primary […]
Miami-Dade Holds the Line on Taxes While Longtime Residents Keep Walking Out the Door
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | Miami Affairs MIAMI — Miami-Dade County commissioners voted unanimously this month to keep the county’s property tax rate unchanged from […]
Miami-Dade Wants to Cut 12 Bus Routes. For Workers Earning Home Depot Wages, the Math Was Already Tight.
Miami | The Navarro Report | August 10, 2026 Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava’s proposed budget for the fiscal year starting October 1 would eliminate 12 bus routes and reduce […]
The Exodus Numbers: Why Miami Is Losing More Longtime Residents Than Almost Anywhere Else
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | Miami Affairs Miami-Dade County lost 10,115 residents on net between July 2024 and July 2025, one of the largest single-year population […]
Tropical Storm Lana Strengthens to Category 1 as Hurricane Watch Issued for Miami-Dade
MIAMI, FLA. — By The Navarro Report Staff South Florida residents are once again bracing for a tropical system, as Tropical Storm Lana strengthened to a Category 1 hurricane over […]