Fits, Starts and Painful Bumps for Carnival Center in Miami
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Now beginning its second year, the $461 million complex, known as the Carnival Center for the Performing Arts, is in administrative upheaval and struggling financially.
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The fourth quarter of the Miami-Buffalo game Sunday sounded an alarm that Miami&#39;s defense is growing weary of carrying both ends of the stretcher.
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Marcel Dawson can tick off a litany of dislikes about the South Bay Center: The press of swirling traffic and swarms of shoppers. The big box stores and concrete block architecture. The gritty setting that can be intimidating come nightfall.
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By The Miami Herald  Feb. 7--Miami-Dade health workers warned swimmers to avoid the water at Crandon Beach, Miami Beach's 74th Street beach and Virginia Key Beach.   Those sites had higher-than-normal levels of bacteria during recent tests, the county's health department said.
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With five drivers compressed in the clutches of a pressure-filled Nextel Cup Championship Chase, the season finale&#39;s shaping up to be a Miami-vise.
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The black berets and uniforms of the brutal police unit featured in the controversial movie "Elite Squad" are a favorite costume for this year's Carnival in Rio de Janeiro -- and a reminder of the violence afflicting the city.
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It should have been a time of carnival and celebration. Instead it has turned into a catastophe. Phil Davison reports on the catastrophe in the Caribbean.
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MIAMI - Friday may mark No. 5 Miamiâs entrance into the Atlantic Coast Conference. However, you can forgive the Hurricanes if the game has a familiar feel to it.
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By Ellen Gedalius, Tampa Tribune, Fla.  Feb. 6--TAMPA -- From working for the city to marketing for Dupont to joining the carnival circuit to opening a popular Italian restaurant, Rick Barcena has struggled at times to find just the right career path.
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A management warning has just been posted for the National Hurricane Center in Miami, often regarded as one of the government's most prestigious agencies.
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By Tim Henderson, The Miami Herald  Dec. 17--As Biscayne Landing's first two buildings undergo final preparations for what's billed as "South Florida's premier master-planned community," the massive city-sponsored development is girding for a fight over environmental cleanup.
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By The News Herald, Panama City, Fla.  Sep. 6--In Panama City Beach, it seems buildings are either coming or going. Except some aren't going fast enough.  Aggressive development has led to two types of eyesores.
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MIAMI - The University of Miami sustained several injuries on offense during Saturday&#39;s 16-10 loss to Virginia Tech. Injuries knocked out tight end Kevin Everett and fullback Talib Humphrey, both starters, as well as backup running back Tyrone Moss.
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By Charles Rabin and Curtis Morgan, The Miami Herald  Sep. 11--Picture it: shimmering European handcrafted yachts, hundreds of feet long, docked on Biscayne Bay. The wealthy being served drinks with little umbrellas. Children playing on oversized decks.
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - The first two games of the Florida Marlins- Chicago Cubs series at Pro Player Stadium scheduled for Friday and Saturday have been postponed due to the impending arrival of Hurricane Frances in the Miami area.
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Researchers have found more cases of an illness that&#39;s causing cramps, diarrhea, nausea, fever and chills among visitors to the Put-In-Bay resort area, the Ohio Department of Health said Saturday.
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By Andy Reid, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Feb. 10--Roller coasters and resort hotels could replace the research labs and neighborhoods once planned on Mecca Farms, the first proposed site of The Scripps Research Institute.