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Endorsement of the Day: Jesus Christ Weighs in on the North Miami Mayor's Race
The divine right of North Miami mayors.
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What's Your City Watching on YouTube?
A new tool shows the geography of Internet distraction.
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More Evidence That Marlins Park Was a Horrible Deal for Miami
The city still can't find tenants to fill up retail spaces along the stadium's parking garages.
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Where Working Households Are Struggling the Most to Pay Their Rent
More than a quarter of America's working renter households now spend a majority of their income on rent.
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This Is What a 'Complete Streets' Campaign Should Look Like
In Miami Beach, grassroots activists have put together a powerful campaign for roads that suit bikers and walkers, along with cars.
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The New Economy of City-Based Top Level Internet Domains
Dozens of cities will have the chance to design their own municipally focused microcosm of the web.
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A Miami Neighborhood Begins to Bristle at its Own Success
The artsy Wynwood district was brought to life by Second Saturday. But the transition from art walk to street party has left some gallery owners cold.
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America's Most Post-Industrial Metros
The cities that lead America's transition from a goods-producing to service economy.
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Cities Dependent on Air Conditioning Might Be More Sustainable Than We Think
New research suggests that Minneapolis actually uses way more energy staying warm in the winter than Miami does keeping cool.
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Can Private Intercity Passenger Rail Make a Comeback?
All Aboard Florida, a passenger service planned for the Orlando-to-Miami corridor, may soon find out.
