Good morning, Miami Gardens.

Two Miami vocalists, Lea Garza and Melissa Cruz, have been awarded full-ride Latin Grammy scholarships totaling $525,000 from the Frost School of Music and the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation to support their bachelor’s degrees today — the awards include career enrichment activities to help them develop their talents.

Rafael Villalobos began his term as superintendent on Sept.

2 and is reorganizing Miami-Dade schools to save $1.6 million by cutting vacant positions. He plans to reinvest savings in technology, programs, and competitive teacher pay to reverse enrollment declines — community input will guide future consolidations.

The Florida Board of Education passed new AI guidelines for K-12 schools and state colleges, requiring districts to notify parents and offer a non-AI alternative.

Districts must finalize policies by July 1, and colleges must limit AI use in graded assignments.

Miami city commissioners approved a GTA 6 marketing proposal that allows temporary banners in the downtown area from Oct.

15 to Dec. 31 and lets Miami Beach officials negotiate campaigns on beaches + umbrellas to help boost local revenue before the game’s release.

The Miami Hurricanes built offense depth with two blowout wins and now prepare to face Wake Forest on Friday night.

Coaches Cristobal and Dawson praised multiple players for sharing the ball—resulting in record-setting stats and balanced play.

On Tuesday night, Esteury Ruiz hit a three-run double in the 11th inning to give the Marlins a 4-2 win over the Diamondbacks and set back Arizona's playoff hopes.