Pope Leo XIV visited the U.S. Ambassador on July 4th during his trip to Lampedusa, Sicily, offering a meaningful gesture of diplomacy and goodwill on American Independence Day. The Pope also offered prayers at a Lampedusa cemetery, honoring those lost on perilous migration journeys across the Mediterranean.
Wind: 5mph SW
Humidity: 85%
Pressure: 29.99"Hg
UV index: 0
81°F
81°F
81°F
81°F
86°F / 79°F
88°F / 81°F
88°F / 82°F
88°F / 82°F
Read More
Downtown South Miami is congregated in and around Sunset Drive where specialty shops and pretty cafes line the thoroughfare. The shops at Sunset Place offer an open-air mall complete with an upscale bowling alley and movie theater right in Downtown South Miami. Dadeland Mall and Merrick Park are nearby. Visitors enjoy the special events hosted by South Miami including Santa’s parade of Elves, seasonal Farmers Market, South Miami Art Festival, as well as the Fun Runs.
South Miami is served by Metrobus and Metrorail and is near to Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, and Kendall via US1.
Pope Leo XIV Visits US Ambassador in Gesture of Unity on July 4
Easy Ricotta Cookies Recipe to Sweeten Your Weekend
WSVN 7News food personality Belkys is sharing an easy and delightful ricotta cookie recipe that promises a pillowy, melt-in-your-mouth treat perfect for any occasion. These Italian-American classics are beginner-friendly and come together quickly with simple pantry staples.
Pastor Released From Chinese Prison After Trump Appeal
A Chinese underground church pastor has been released from prison just weeks after President Trump personally requested his freedom from Chinese authorities. The release is being celebrated globally as a meaningful victory for religious freedom diplomacy.
US Soccer Aims to Break Knockout Round Curse at 2026 World Cup
The US Men’s National Soccer Team is entering the 2026 World Cup knockout rounds with home field advantage and renewed determination. Fans and players alike are hopeful this tournament will mark a historic turning point for American soccer.
Cuban Anti-Communist Foundation Caravan Unites SW Miami-Dade
The Cuban Anti-Communist Foundation held a spirited caravan on Sunday from Tropical Park to Manolo Reyes Park in Southwest Miami-Dade. Hundreds of community members united in a peaceful call for democracy and human rights in Cuba.
Marlins Beat Cardinals 5-1 Behind Stowers & Edwards
The Miami Marlins defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1 on Sunday, with Kyle Stowers delivering two RBI singles and Xavier Edwards going 3-for-the-game. The road victory highlights strong contributions from key offensive players as Miami builds momentum in the 2026 season.
Meet the Mayors Luncheon 2026
South Dade's Leaders Share Their Vision for the Future On July 15, 2026, ChamberSOUTH hosted one of its signature events, the Meet the Mayors Luncheon, bringing together municipal leaders from across South Dade for an afternoon of meaningful conversation about the...
Dr. Dangond – Healthcare Shouldn’t Feel Complicated
Healthcare Shouldn't Feel Complicated: Five Ways Direct Primary Care Makes Life Easier At Dangond Direct, healthcare is built around relationships, communication, and accessibility—because caring for patients should never feel complicated. "The best healthcare...
Michael E. Rehr
Michael E. Rehr: The Attorney Who Helps Create Florida's Condominium Communities For more than four decades, Michael E. Rehr has helped shape the legal foundation of Florida's condominium communities. While many attorneys are called upon after disputes arise, Rehr has...
Vic Hyder: Miami’s Trusted Handyman
Vic Hyder: A Life of Service, Leadership, and Trust Some People Never Stop Serving For some people, service is more than a profession. It's a way of life. That perfectly describes Vic Hyder, owner of Ace Handyman Services Miami Kendall. After spending 20 years serving...
Why Preventive Care Is One of the Best Investments You Can Make in Your Health
Regular preventive care can help identify health concerns early, reduce future medical complications, and support a healthier, more active life. "The healthiest patients aren't necessarily the ones who never get sick—they're the ones who stay engaged in their health...
Albert Bordas Helps Innovators Protect Their Ideas
From Engineer to Patent Attorney: How Albert Bordas Helps Innovators Protect Their Ideas Every great invention begins with an idea. Whether it's a revolutionary medical device, a new software application, a consumer product, or a simple improvement to an everyday...
Why Personalized Pet Care Matters More Than Ever
How Boutique Pet Resorts Are Redefining the Experience for Dogs and Their Families 6 Minute Read TL;DR Today's pet parents expect more than traditional boarding. They want personalized care, enrichment, safety, and peace of mind. Boutique pet resorts are meeting those...
Dr. Dangond – Why More Patients Are Choosing Direct Primary Care in South Miami
Understanding the healthcare model that's putting the doctor-patient relationship back at the center of medicine. "Healthcare works best when your doctor has the time to know you—not just treat your symptoms." — Dr. Juan Dangond TL;DR Direct Primary Care (DPC) is a...
How Alexis Martinez and A&D Creative Have Helped Businesses Stand Out Since 2000
The Cure for the Common Look: Why Experience Still Matters in Marketing and Design "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life." — Often attributed to Confucius By Alexis Martinez Founder, A&D Creative TL;DR For more than 25 years,...
South Miami Community News | Miami's Community News Your local connection
- Recovery, Hope & Community: Michael Miller Talks with John Gill of the Miami Recovery Projectby Community News Releases on July 30, 2026 at 4:57 pm
On this episode, Michael Miller sits down with John Gill, Executive Director of the Miami Recovery Project, for an inspiring conversation about addiction recovery, mental health, and the power of community support. 💙 In this episode, we discuss: – The mission of the Miami Recovery Project – Addiction recovery and long-term healing – Reducing the The post Recovery, Hope & Community: Michael Miller Talks with John Gill of the Miami Recovery Project first appeared on Miami's Community News.
- Clubs plan for end of summer and way to collaborateby Gloria Burns on July 30, 2026 at 4:42 pm
Summer is almost over but there are still lots of activities in works, especially for service clubs. While Doral West Dade Woman’s Club (DWDWC) makes plans for first anniversary celebration on September 10, members are also involved in supporting several charitable efforts. They are currently involved in collecting funds to support the Global Empowerment Mission’s The post Clubs plan for end of summer and way to collaborate first appeared on Miami's Community News.
- NAACP Podcast Ep.8 | Sickle Cell Disease Awareness with Earnestine Thompson & LaWanda Bragg-Smithby Community News Releases on July 29, 2026 at 9:39 pm
🩸 On Episode 8 of the NAACP Podcast, host Harold Ford welcomes Earnestine Thompson and LaWanda Bragg-Smith for an important conversation on sickle cell disease awareness, advocacy, and community education. Together, they discuss the realities of living with sickle cell disease, the importance of early diagnosis, access to quality healthcare, and the need to raise The post NAACP Podcast Ep.8 | Sickle Cell Disease Awareness with Earnestine Thompson & LaWanda Bragg-Smith first appeared on Miami's Community News.
- Gade Tèt Ou with Dr. Flore: Oliver Gilbert III, Candidate for U.S. House Florida District 24by Community News Releases on July 29, 2026 at 9:18 pm
On this special Candidate Minute edition of Gade Tèt Ou, host Dr. Flore Lindor Latortue welcomes Oliver Gilbert III, candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives, Florida’s 24th Congressional District, for a conversation about his campaign, public service, and vision for the communities he hopes to represent. 🗳️ In this episode, we discuss: – Oliver The post Gade Tèt Ou with Dr. Flore: Oliver Gilbert III, Candidate for U.S. House Florida District 24 first appeared on Miami's Community News.
















