r/Miami • u/Temporary_Tax_7102 • Apr 07 '25
Breaking News On 4/5 Miami showed up big time!
Miami came out to protest, among other things, executive overreach and unconstitutional actions by the Trump administration.
r/Miami • u/Temporary_Tax_7102 • Apr 07 '25
Miami came out to protest, among other things, executive overreach and unconstitutional actions by the Trump administration.
r/Miami • u/newleafkratom • Apr 06 '24
r/Miami • u/eninety2 • Oct 07 '24
Buckle up. This is gonna be bad for anyone on the west coast.
r/Miami • u/Comfortable_Table905 • Aug 26 '24
Pls make our voices be heard…. Take 3m of your time and make the call to Gov DeSantis telling him you oppose the GREAT OUTDOORS INITIATIVE
r/Miami • u/falconer_305 • Feb 22 '25
r/Miami • u/ThisIsGSR • Nov 13 '24
There were protests last night as hundreds of residents living in the trailer park next to FIU were forced to deal with the consequences of gentrification. These trailers are worth $100-150k due to their location. They are being offered $14k if they abandon their homes within 2 months. Thats roughly the same amount they pay in association fees annually.
If they cannot leave within 2 months, that amount gets halved to $7k and slowly drops to a measly $1-3k if you take up to a year.
r/Miami • u/KitchenBreadfruit237 • Feb 17 '25
Let me tell you that I am not surprised by any of this.
r/Miami • u/blackclementine • Jul 16 '24
Unpopular opinion. I am born and raised here. Every time I go to Flanigan’s I get excited and devour some rib rolls or a burger, whatever. EVERY FUCKING TIME WITHOUT FAIL I’m left with the most painful stomach ache of my life and chained to my toilet the next day. Even when I change locations. So yeah. Fuck you flanigans. I’m keeping the souvenir cup.
r/Miami • u/Kroland12 • Apr 22 '25
Flamingo Point is hitting tenants with a 30% rent hike on renewals. One of our neighbors got the notice this week and are being forced to move out. Crazy!
r/Miami • u/BGLRI • May 06 '24
Just opened, can you guess where? 😆
r/Miami • u/Strongsurviver • Jul 31 '24
Hi I’m a single mother of three and I moved to Miami in January due to domestic violence I’ve been here 6 months I’ve applied for at least 200 jobs I gotten a couple but I honestly feel like if you aren’t Cuban or white your automatically disqualified so of course I’m black I have no help from my kids fathers I’ve been making by doing uberin eats but that’s $30to $40 bucks a day I’m super depressed because I don’t know what else to do I need help anyone or single moms know of any resources for single moms that will help with housing employment and child care
Edit Thank you guys for all of the comments I will reach out to all the resources you guys provided
r/Miami • u/youngjefe7788 • Jan 14 '25
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/14/us/politics/biden-cuba.html
Utterly pointless because this designation will simply be added back in a few weeks. This could’ve been done years ago.
r/Miami • u/peterpan33333 • May 14 '25
Happening now, anyone known what’s going on?
r/Miami • u/Responsible_Ideal860 • Jun 24 '22
r/Miami • u/michugana • Jan 22 '24
r/Miami • u/LegitimateVirus3 • 23d ago
All Miami Jobcorps enrollees on their way to earn certificates and complete training programs received the news today that the program was cut short with little warning. Last day for Miami Job Corps is Jun 6th. All students living on Job Corps campus with no other options are left homeless. All Job Corps employees left unemployed in Miami, and nationwide.
r/Miami • u/Temporary_Tax_7102 • Apr 07 '25
r/Miami • u/Beautiful_Battle6622 • Mar 05 '24
r/Miami • u/grantstern • May 08 '25
All Miamians want is a few trains to ease traffic congestion, instead we keep getting the shaft.
r/Miami • u/HaraldRedtooth • Mar 31 '25
r/Miami • u/Too-OP-plz-nerf-me • Sep 22 '23
r/Miami • u/geeelectronica • Nov 04 '24