Miami’s airport started out as a simple airfield and grew into a simple and intimate place to fly commercial before a building boom in the 1960s and through the continuing growth today.

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A makeover planned for downtown Miami's East Flagler Street is stuck in neutral and driving business owners past frustration. "President Trump, please help us," said Danny Moshe, co-owner of Miami ...

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What's new at MIA? American Airlines plans to expand its VIP lounges, introducing a new Flagship lounge with offerings like champagne and a la carte dining. The expansion nearly doubles the current ...

CBS News Miami's Larry Seward reports how a makeover planned for downtown Miami's East Flagler Street is stuck in neutral and driving business owners past frustration. Mamdani says he wants to talk ...

Stalled construction on East Flagler Street is leaving downtown Miami businesses and residents, including people with disabilities, struggling to navigate blocked sidewalks and unfinished streets.

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Forget sitting in traffic for hours to get to Miami International Airport. Starting next year, you could fly there in minutes using electric helicopter-like taxis. The aviation ...