Irish fiddler James Kelly will perform at HistoryMiami on June 2.

Miami’s parking authority will launch a car-share program with 250 Smart Fortwo vehicles this summer, providing residents quick, on-street pickup and an alternative to auto ownership.

A stylish but cozy Italian spot has opened on the Upper East Side. The food is light and flavorful with Miami touches in dishes like quinoa with black beans, mango and mozzarella and chunky tuna tartare with local avocado and blackberry coulis.

Miami police officers are retiring faster than the department can replace them. The new chief is trying to update hiring practices.

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PM (short for Puerto Madero) is absolutely beautiful in a urban-rustic way that suits its Buenos Aires namesake. The building, a mix of red brick and hand-hewn keystone accented with iron and wood, looks as if it could be a rehabbed warehouse on the waterfront. But that is where the Argentine comparison ends.

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A man died after he jumped from the 21st floor of Skyline on Brickell Saturday afternoon.

Overtown community leaders and residents packed Miami City Hall to show support for a proposed $50 million investment into the blighted neighborhood.

 

A man riding his bike north on Northwest First Place near downtown Miami around lunchtime Wednesday was chased by three men, one of whom shot him in the left buttocks, leaving him sprawled on the pavement in pain.

Despite <a href="http://www.beachedmiami.com/2012/05/07/wynwood-art-walk-food-truck-roundup-cancelled/">the cancellation of the food truck roundup</a> that usually accompanies the monthly event, <a href="http://www.beachedmiami.com/miami-art-walk">Art Walk</a> itself is going to happen, with several <a href="http://www.beachedmiami.com/wynwood">Wynwood</a> galleries introducing new, promising exhibitions. At Workshop Collective, a pop-up gallery space on 23rd Street just east of N.W. Second Avenue, Art Walk's main drag,&nbsp;<em>Live...Suburbia!</em> is an exhibition of photos and stories from the post-1960s subcultures that culminated in the Hardcore music scene. "It's kids taking their urethane wheels to empty pools; picking British Punk in broad downstrokes and creating Hardcore. <em>Live...Suburbia!</em> is dedicated to denim devils twirling butterfly knives and hasty tags thrown down with Rust-Oleum paint stolen from your parent's garage."

Every month, hundreds of cyclists take to the streets in a symbolic action to affirm their right to share the road with motor vehicles.

Occupy Miami gathered Tuesday at the Torch of Friendship in downtown Miami to march and chant about corporate greed, women’s rights, foreclosures and workers’ rights

MasTec CEO Jose Mas relearns what it’s like to work in the field as the cameras of CBS’ ‘Undercover Boss’ follow him for Friday’s episode.

The Honey Shine Mentoring Program held its Hats Off luncheon at Jungle Island on Tuesday. The organization is celebrating 10 years of mentorship to young girls — known as Honey Bugs — in the South Florida community, helping to develop their character and providing nurturing experiences and activities.

The Miami Heat illegally wrapped royal palms at the AmericanAirlines Arena with tire ads and must take them down, city officials say.

The Miami-Dade school district saw 25 schools place in the top 100 in the state, while Broward had three in the top 25 Florida schools.

Artist Antonia Wright live at Lotus House for a month, creating a video project to convey the inner strength of the homeless women who seek shelter there.

The Thomas Armour Youth Ballet held its spring concert at the New World School of the Arts dance theater in downtown Miami on Sunday. The show was the culmination of a one-year-long, historically-themed curriculum based on the 19th century.

If you want to taste the ambience of Tu Candela, the bar in Cartagena where the alleged encounter between a young Colombian woman and an American man unleashed the Secret Service prostitution scandal, you don’t have to go very far.

<span style="color: #595441; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px;">A shocking development over the weekend in the Midtown dining scene:&nbsp;</span><strong style="color: #595441; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px; padding: 0px; margin: 0px;">Sustain Restaurant + Bar&nbsp;</strong><span style="color: #595441; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px;">is no more. Wrote partner&nbsp;</span><strong style="color: #595441; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px; padding: 0px; margin: 0px;">Jonathan Lazar</strong><span style="color: #595441; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px;">&nbsp;on his&nbsp;</span><a style="text-decoration: none; color: #337c9c; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px; padding: 0px; margin: 0px;" href="https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.lazar.3">Facebook page</a>&nbsp;<span style="color: #595441; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px;">early Sunday morning: "Bittersweet Symphony. We tried our best. Some say we were pioneers. In the end, we did it our way!" Read more about the closing on <a href="http://www.miami.com/sustain-restaurant-bar-closes-article">miami.com</a>.</span>

Panther Coffee has brought West Coast coffee culture and the inviting aroma of freshly roasted beans to Miami.

Will the foreign scandal impact how Miami residents view the company's plan to open in Midtown?

Hundreds of music fans braved inclement weather for the all-day music fest

Smack in the middle of an unremarkable city block in Wynwood, O Cinema — with its neon-blue exterior and mural of cute monsters and precocious aliens — looks out of place, like a pop art gallery that got lost on its way to Art Basel, or a quirky day-care center for parents of extra-terrestrials.

Love 'em or lament 'em, the food trucks are going to be back in full force at <a href="http://www.beachedmiami.com/miami-art-walk">Art Walk</a> Saturday night. The organizer of the food truck roundup, which sets up in a lot west of N.W. Second Avenue, between 22nd Street and 23rd Street, just sent out an email to all the trucks eligible for the event proclaiming, "WE HAVE A PERMIT AND THE EVENT IS OFFICIALLY ON!"

Walmart&rsquo;s plan to open its first City of Miami location, a two-story store in <a href="http://www.beachedmiami.com/midtown">Midtown</a>, has sparked contentious debate between people who see it as a threat to an emerging neighborhood and others who see it as a boon to residents who will benefit from easy access to inexpensive goods and new jobs. With so much at stake, Beached Miami asked the retail giant to field questions from its readers and Walmart agreed to answer 10 in total.