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Your city's week, in one email

A free newsletter every Thursday morning with the local news worth knowing and what's coming up near you. Every item links to the story it came from.

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What's in every issue

Each newsletter keeps the same sections in the same order every week, so you know where to look. Here is a sample of Miami Digest, as it reaches your inbox.

  1. The Short List

    The three or four things worth knowing this week, one line each.

  2. News Notes

    A few sentences on each local story, with a link to the full piece.

  3. Coming Up

    Events nearby, soonest first, with the day, time and place.

  4. Around Town

    Openings and community happenings, in weeks that have some.

Miami Digest

Sample issue · November 1, 2026

Hello, neighbors! Glad to have you here for a look around town.

🔑 The Short List

  • Voters will weigh a marina redevelopment proposal amid debate over waterfront access and the agreement’s financial value. WLRN
  • New rules will ban e-bikes and motorized scooters from sidewalks, directing riders to bike lanes or qualifying roads. Miami Today
  • Early voting in Miami-Dade County ends Sunday night as the midterm election approaches. WPLG Local 10
  • Miami-Dade’s new video game advertising deal includes a promise of park funding. Miami New Times
Read the whole sample of Miami Digest

How each issue is made

  1. Gathered from local sources

    Through the week, our software reads local sources: city and county sites, public media, local papers and venue calendars.

  2. Checked by an editor

    An editor reads every issue and approves it before it goes out. An item without a source doesn't make it in.

  3. Sent Thursday morning

    It arrives as one email: a short summary of each item, with a link to where the story was published.

More on how an issue is made

Questions

What does it cost?

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How often will I get it?

One email a week, every Thursday morning. Each issue opens with a short list of the week's most important items, then local news, upcoming events and community happenings.

Who puts it together?

Our software reads public sources through the week and drafts an issue, using automated tools including AI models. An editor reviews every issue, and nothing is sent until they approve it. How an issue is made.

Where does the news come from?

Every item links to the local publisher or public body it came from: city and county sites, public media, local papers and venue calendars. We write short summaries and link to the original.

What happens to my email address?

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Find your Digest

Each newsletter covers a city and the towns around it.

  • Fort Lauderdale's beach from above, the sand curving north past palms and high-rise hotels
    Photo: Daniel Dudek, CC BY 2.0

    Broward County, FL

    Fort Lauderdale Digest

    Fort Lauderdale, Plantation, Davie, Sunrise, Oakland Park, Wilton Manors and nearby cities

    Neighborhoods like Las Olas, Downtown Fort Lauderdale and Flagler Village

  • Miami-Dade County, FL

    Miami Digest

    Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Key Biscayne and North Miami

    Neighborhoods like Brickell, Wynwood and Coconut Grove

  • Palm Beach County, FL

    Palm Beach Digest

    Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Lake Worth Beach, North Palm Beach and nearby cities

    Neighborhoods like Downtown West Palm Beach, Clematis Street and Rosemary Square