The upcoming elections for Miami, Coral Gables have changed. Here's what to know
Next elections in Miami and Coral Gables are set for November 3, 2026.
Miami
The National Weather Service has placed the temporary immigration detention center and Big Cypress National Preserve under a special weather statement until 5:30 p.m., meaning strong wind gusts and possible flooding are imminent.
"In a statement to the Miami Herald, Rosado noted that he was an 'underdog' in the race against Regalado, adding that he is 'deeply grateful to everyone who stepped up to offer support, advice, or simply returned a call.'"},{
The Trump administration's 2026 budget proposal threatens to drastically cut funding for the Department of Housing and Urban Development, endangering the stability of thousands of formerly homeless individuals with disabilities.
The Fantasy 5 evening numbers of 1, 15, 17, 21 and 34 were on a Quick Pick ticket bought at the Navarro near the Country Club of Miami area in Northwest Miami-Dade, 6410 NW 186th St. That's now a $114,092 ticket.
The Fantasy 5 evening draw numbers of 8, 10, 23, 34 and 36 were on a Quick Pick ticket bought at the Mobil across the street from Miami Dade College's North Campus, 10291 NW 27th Ave. That's a $106,667 ticket.
American Airlines plans to expand its VIP lounges at Miami International Airport, building a new Flagship lounge and expanding the existing Admirals Club lounge. The expansion aims to almost double the lounge space available for frequent travelers at MIA.
"Continuity in leadership is not to be confused with an acceptance that the status quo is good enough. We will take a hard look at where we have fallen short and make the necessary changes to deliver our ultimate goal of building and sustaining a winning team that competes for championships."
Authorities have issued a Florida Missing Child Alert for two children last seen in Homestead. Ivy Mitchell, a 6-year-old girl, and her brother Devin Mitchell Jr., a 10-year-old boy, are missing.
Burt Simmons stated, 'I turned down the wrong road,' acknowledging his life choices as a reflection of his environment and highlighting the trend of drug money shaping Miami's culture.