Engineers use explosives to implode Mandarin Oriental Miami in Brickell Key
Engineers used explosives to implode the Mandarin Oriental Miami, a 26-year-old 23-story hotel in Brickell Key, in about 20 seconds on Sunday morning.
Engineers used explosives to implode the Mandarin Oriental Miami, a 26-year-old 23-story hotel in Brickell Key, in about 20 seconds on Sunday morning.
The Mandarin Oriental Miami has stood on Brickell Key for nearly three decades. By Sunday morning, the landmark will come down in a matter of seconds.
The Mandarin Oriental hotel on Miami’s Brickell Key is set to be demolished on Sunday morning.
After 26 years on Brickell Key, the Mandarin Oriental hotel will come crashing down Sunday in a controlled implosion expected to last just seconds.
One of South Florida’s most famous addresses is getting a billion-dollar makeover.
A man enters a semi-private island enclave, enters a condominium then shoots a resident when he opens his door.
Local 10 News reported on Brickell Key residents who say the chemicals a community association is using as part of their COVID-19 sanitation response is making them sick. Now, regulators from Miami-Dade County and the state of Florida have launched an investigation.
A South Florida community is trying to be proactive in keeping people safe from the COVID-19 pandemic, but instead, residents are complaining that what's being done is toxic and causing more harm than good.