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On Thursday, September 5th, Casa Vigil is hosting its first-ever BYOB Dinner with History and Wine, offering a unique culinary experience for Miami’s wine lovers. Guests are invited to bring their favorite bottle of wine—no corkage fee included—and enjoy a carefully curated 3-course menu that blends Basque, Argentine, and Mediterranean flavors.

The NFL is an offensive-driven league and teams are always looking for new weapons to add pressure to opposing defenses. Miami fielded the league’s number-one offense in 2023 and returned what’s regarded as the league’s top pass-catching duo. As well as a rushing attack that posted 27 touchdowns in 2023, tied for first in the league with San Francisco and Detroit. In the fourth round of this year’s draft, the Dolphins selected an explosive talent that slots into an offense that’s capable of making him a household name.

“The Reject” tells the story of Commissioner Kionne McGhee’s troubled childhood. He has a cameo in the film.

Miami-Dade County's real estate market has been heating up this year as $1 million-plus condominium sales, single-family home sales and total home transactions were up year-over-year through July, according to data released by the MIAMI Association of Realtors (MIAMI) and the MIAMI Southeast Florida Multiple Listing Service (SEFMLS). Million-dollar condo...

Over the last decade, roughly since LeBron James’s 2014 free agency departure, the media has been reluctant to give praise of the Miami Heat. In their defense, it is understandable to step away from the spotlight as a marquee team to cover with James out of the picture. But even so, this Heat franchise has respectfully always remained competitive ever since.

‘I am in tears’

Every day, massive cargo ships navigate in and out of the 520-acre PortMiami, the 10th busiest cargo port in the country and the world’s largest and busiest cruise port. Contributing to that traffic over the summer was Miami Dade College business student Juan Jose Serna Tabares, who interned at the port, a prominent trade gateway to the Caribbean and Latin America and a major economic driver for Miami-Dade County. MDC is the Port’s official academic partner.

Bam Adebayo's position has been a topic of controversy, but the Miami Heat superstar has cleared all doubts.

Miami-Dade County Public Housing and Community Development (PHCD) will host a virtual drawing for the Dream Homes Lottery on Friday, September 6. Residents are also welcome to join in person at the Miami-Dade County Main Library, located at 101 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL 33130. Applications for the Dream Homes...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Watch a video discussing Miami commit Hylton Stubbs and the Jacksonville Mandarin Mustangs following a 47-0 win over Jacksonville Atlantic Coast on Friday. Christopher Stock has covered the Miami Hurricanes since 2003 and can be reached by e-mail at stock@insidetheu.com and on Twitter @InsideTheU.

The agreement could keep the hospitals open under new operators.

The Miami football program entered training camp with several starters undecided. Left guard, somewhat tight end and one of the safety positions were the primary spots that were open entering training camp. Under Mario Cristobal Miami has seldom released depth charts ahead of games. Redshirt freshman Samson Okunlola and redshirt...

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A look at how we think Miami will look on the two-deep after one week of work. The Miami Hurricanes and Florida Gators will square off in less than 24 hours. Miami travels to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium to take on UF on the road with a 3:30 p.m. EST kickoff. The game will be televised on ABC.

The City of Miami’s civilian police watchdog group has taken the city to court to maintain its existence in the face of dissolution. The Civilian Investigative Panel (CIP) has asked a Miami-Dade Circuit judge to issue an injunction which would force the City to continue funding the panel for the next fiscal year until the parties resolve their dispute in court.

How worrisome is the depth issue at wide receiver? Why should fans be optimistic the playoff win drought can end this season? Tackling those and other Miami Dolphins issues

By SAM LANCE Fresh off a visit this past weekend, class of 2025 four-star shooting guard Matthew Able has committed to Miami. The 6-foot-5, 190-pound guard from Sagemont Prep (FL) and the Austin Rivers SE Elite AAU program chose the Hurricanes over the other schools in his top eight including Baylor, Boston College, Michigan, Northwestern, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest and Xavier. “I would definitely say the family like environment,” Able said of why he chose the Hurricanes to 247Sports. “Coach Jim Larranaga and coach Bill Courtney were amazing… They showed me their vision of what they had for me.” Able was a high-riser in the rankings this summer due to his outstanding play with Austin Rivers SE Elite. “It was amazing,” Able said of his recruitment surge. “It was kind of surreal. I put in the work and everything so for it to pay off… I’m just excited.” During 3SSB’s last session at Rock Hill, Able averaged 22.2 points per game and shot 25-of-46 (54.3%) from 3-point range. He is known for his shooting and scoring ability. “They put three guards in the league the last few years,” Able said. “Their plan and vision is for me to come in and compete for minutes and a starting spot… They are getting an elite shooter, a great scorer and a great person as well.” Able becomes Jim Larrañaga’s first commit in the 2025 class. Miami is also recruiting the Boozer twins and they have several prospects with official visits set in stone such as Jaden Toombs, Ryan Crotty, Jerry Easter, Isaiah Denis, Trey McKenney and Chance Mallory. Dates for those officials can be found here. Able’s father is Doug Able, who played college basketball at Boston College. He also has a little brother. Follow Sam Lance on Twitter Follow Adam Zagoria on Twitter Follow ZAGSBLOGHoops on Instagram And Like ZAGS on Facebook.