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New York Sues Kalshi as Prediction Market Betting Draws Scrutiny in Florida

New York Sues Kalshi as Prediction Market Betting Draws Scrutiny in Florida

by Michael Wilkins | Aug 2, 2026 | Miami News

New York officials have sued the prediction market platform Kalshi for potentially billions of dollars, calling it an illegal, unlicensed gambling operation, a legal challenge with implications that reach into Florida’s own contested relationship with the fast...
Miami-Dade’s Hotel Boom Continues With 98 Projects and Over 20,000 Rooms in the Pipeline

Miami-Dade’s Hotel Boom Continues With 98 Projects and Over 20,000 Rooms in the Pipeline

by Michael Wilkins | Jul 31, 2026 | Miami News

Miami-Dade’s hospitality industry is charging ahead, with 98 hotels now in the development pipeline that would add more than 20,000 rooms to the county’s supply, a striking vote of confidence in the region’s future as a global destination. According...
South Florida Braces for Record Heat as Another Advisory Takes Effect

South Florida Braces for Record Heat as Another Advisory Takes Effect

by Michael Wilkins | Jul 31, 2026 | Miami News

South Florida is enduring one of the most punishing stretches of an already brutal summer, with the National Weather Service issuing yet another heat advisory for Miami-Dade and Broward counties and forecasters warning that Friday could bring record breaking...

Miami Launches Free Chilled Water Stations to Help Residents Beat the Heat

by Michael Wilkins | Jul 30, 2026 | Miami News

As South Florida bakes under another stretch of dangerous heat, the City of Miami is rolling out a new way to help residents stay hydrated: free chilled water stations in parks, transit areas, and other public spaces. The Miami City Commission approved a partnership...

Tri-Rail Escapes Shutdown Threat as State Funding Access Is Restored

by Michael Wilkins | Jul 30, 2026 | Miami News

Tri-Rail, the commuter railroad that links Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties, is no longer facing the threat of a shutdown next year after recovering access to state funding that had been in jeopardy. The reprieve removes a cloud that had hung over one of...
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