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December 30, 2025

• After cruise to Spain, stowaway burrowing owls headed home to Florida
• When is Publix open? Garbage pickup? What’s open New Year’s Eve, Jan. 1 in Miami
• How Super Buddha and SuperSure Transformed Miami’s Wells Fargo Center Into a New Model for Workplace Design
• Happy New Year! What to know before using fireworks
• Two men arrested, accused of stealing mail at Hialeah apartment complex, police say
• Three men broke into Miami home, zip tied residents, police say
• Hialeah lieutenant arrested for driving under the influence, police say
• 3 teens killed in Pompano Beach crash were inseparable, family members say
• Caregiver daughter accused of strangling 97-year-old mom
• Judge sets late January trial date for Congresswoman Cherfilus-McCormick, co-defendants
• Trump’s extended Mar-a-Lago visit makes for crowded skies at Boca Raton’s airport
• Take the first step: Financial resolutions for a more prosperous 2026
• Medical bills can be vexing. Here’s this year’s best advice for patients
• Social Security changes in 2026: What retirees and workers need to know
• Eye on the U: Can Miami Hurricanes upset Ohio State Buckeyes in the Cotton Bowl?
• These are the Miami Herald Instagram posts you liked the most in 2025
• Dolphins O-lineman Richmond Webb doesn’t make Hall of Fame finalist cut
• Cote: Pats’ Maye wins Week 17, in dead heat for season lead in Herald NFL QB rank
• ‘Open-minded.’ Dolphins coach McDaniel defines a franchise quarterback
• New Year’s events will bring sweeping road closures to Miami Beach. What to know
• Three teens killed after car slams into bus stop in Pompano Beach
• Three teens killed in Pompano Beach crash have been identified
• Will Miami be cold enough to open loanDepot park roof for Winter Classic?
• Three ‘unsung heroes’ Mario Cristobal says are key to Hurricanes’ playoff success
• UF’s Lee looks to buck trend of mid-major transfers struggling at big programs
• Reneau, Donaldson spark comeback as Hurricanes rally to beat Pitt in ACC opener
• Cote: Step aside, all others. Here’s why 2026 in sports belongs to Miami | Opinion
• Jonas Brothers are coming to South Florida for New Year’s Eve. See them pregame
• Panthers give up two late goals to Nick Suzuki, fall to Canadiens
• Memories of past resurface, but Hurricanes focused on present with Ohio State
• No. 10 Miami Hurricanes vs. No. 2 Ohio State: What to know, how to watch Cotton Bowl
• After cosmetic surgery, they wound up in the hospital or alone at a recovery house
• Miami-Dade tax collector shuts down, then reinstates Cuban charter flight company. Now they’re suing
• Alan Graham Greer, distinguished Miami trial lawyer and civic leader, dies at 86
• Rubio’s flip-flop and Miami-Dade’s new bus system: The year’s top 5 editorials | Opinion
• Broward schools operations chief to resign following construction, office rental debacles
• Miami mayor set to give city manager a big raise from his Miami-Dade County job
• US cracks down on Iran’s drone pipeline to Venezuela
• ‘When in Miami’: Molly Sims twins with her daughter on the beach
• For the sake of Florida’s national parks, keep offshore drilling off the table | Opinion
• Glen Powell steps out with rumored love interest in Miami
• Wall’s original ice cream shop had to close. Then a pizza spot came to the rescue
• This popular Spanish tapas spot opened in Aventura (and it’s not at the mall)
• Miami Beach homeowners will soon get $500 checks. Here are 5 takeaways
• Teen mom from Homestead builds a life for herself and 2-year-old son
• One dead, one injured after Florida City shooting, officials say
• Three teens hospitalized after fiery crash in Kendale Lakes, deputies say
• Video shows Corvette slamming into Miami-Dade home. Family demands safety changes
• Ups and downs of season have already taught the Heat one thing: Faster is better
• Expect big changes on FIU football roster for 2026
• The future of Brightline: Listen to episode 6 of WLRN/Herald podcast
• Proposed development could impact fuel depot at PortMiami
• The Miami GOP enters 2026 with an electoral advantage, but there’s a catch | Opinion