City Food Hall Doral Closes Permanently
The Miami-area food hall, known locally as Shoma Bazaar, shut its doors effective immediately on November 8, 2026.
Doral News
Doral news covers city government, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, business and civic affairs in this fast-growing South Florida city. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.
Crime
Doral Man Arrested for Tracking Wife Without Consent
A local man faces felony charges after installing multiple unauthorized tracking devices on his wife's vehicle and wallet.
Politics
Live Poll
Do you trust your local government to run elections accurately?
Porras Holds Narrow Lead in Doral Council Race
A manual recount confirmed Maureen Porras's 12-vote victory over Fernanda Gomes for Doral City Council Seat 2.
Lifestyle
FDA Issues Warning Letter to Doral Food Producer
The FDA cited La Pradera for insanitary conditions observed at its Doral facility during a 2026 inspection.
Business
Live Poll
Do you believe local government summits effectively improve economic conditions and infrastructure in your community?
Doral Hosted Inaugural Economic Summit
The City of Doral gathered industry leaders to address critical logistics and trade priorities in Miami-Dade County.
Sports
Live Poll
Is the disruption caused by hosting major international political summits worth the impact on your community?
Doral G20 Summit Security Planning to Begin in December
Federal and local agencies are coordinating security measures for the upcoming G20 summit at Trump National Doral.
Statewide and local reporting here takes in Doral city hall and the Miami-Dade County government, Miami-Dade County Public Schools and the international business, logistics and real estate employers that define the local economy. From Doral Park and Downtown Doral to Doral Isles and Doral Estates, neighborhood reporting runs through the city and extends into Broward County and Palm Beach County where a story crosses the line. Doral's concentration of Latin American corporate headquarters and trade offices gives international business activity, foreign direct investment and import-export logistics a prominence in local economic coverage that distinguishes it from most other Miami-Dade municipalities. Traffic congestion and the infrastructure demands of rapid commercial and residential development are the planning subjects that most consistently occupy the Doral city council agenda.
