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Former NBA star and Hapoel Jerusalem alumnus Amar'e Stoudemire has graduated from a police academy in Miami, fulfilling a childhood dream to join the school district police force.

Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin has donated $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University, setting a record for the largest individual gift to higher education. Part of the funds will build a major tech campus in Miami.

Adam Neumann's Flow acquired a 28-story residential tower in Miami's Edgewater from Blackstone's AIR Communities, expanding its $4 billion real estate portfolio.

Former NFL star Antonio Brown is expected to avoid prison time by accepting a plea deal in a Miami attempted murder case stemming from a May 2025 shooting incident.

Data from the Airports Authority shows that Tirana, Paphos, and Miami saw significant surges in Israeli travelers in 2026, while Athens and Dubai remain top destinations.

Two of the world's wealthiest people, the Qatari royal family, and the daughter and son-in-law of the US President all find themselves on the wrong side of the club door, as the old guard fortifies the last stronghold under their control — the Indian Creek Country Club in Miami. The prestigious club has become the most polite battleground in Florida between old money and new money.

Renowned model and businesswoman Neta Alchimister, wife of former Maccabi Haifa footballer Rami Gershon, has announced the opening of a permanent store for her swimwear brand, BananaHot, at the prestigious Aventura Mall in Miami.

Courtney Clenney has been sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of Christian Obumseli in their Miami apartment. Due to time already served, she could be released in approximately 18 to 20 months. Prosecutor Shawn Abuhoff stated that the defendant has accepted criminal responsibility for her actions.

Emergency services were called to the home of blogger Perez Hilton in Miami late Tuesday after he broadcasted himself self-harming on TikTok for 30 minutes. The platform faced intense criticism for its slow response.

A new viral video circulating in the last few hours on the social network X is exciting millions of fans around the world. The footage shows Inter Miami star Lionel Messi spontaneously leaving a local store in Miami. A fan who was present at the scene and spotted 'La Pulga' from a short distance recorded the moment when Messi noticed the camera, smiled warmly, and waved hello before getting into...

The problematic influencer returned to Miami and already managed to get into trouble at a nightclub. According to TMZ, two men claimed they performed a "citizen's arrest" on Clavicular after he acted out in the club. In a video that went viral, the influencer is heard saying he is having trouble breathing, and later laughed about the incident on X.