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Arian Campo-Flores MIAMI—Nearly three years after arriving to play for this city's Major League Soccer club, Lionel Messi has delivered on

Orlando and other Florida cities are either losing domestic migrants or gaining them more slowly, threatening the state’s economic model.

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A wealth boom is powering crucial parts of the metro area’s economy and has shrunk its population.

Arian Campo-Flores MIAMI—Miami is booming, with waves of wealthy people drawn to the metro area in recent years.

The WSJ sat down with Sen. Rick Scott of Florida and asked him to respond to reader comments.

Arian Campo-Flores Does Florida have an affordability problem? That's what I asked Sen. Rick Scott (R., Fla.) in a recent interview at his office in Washington.

A deal for 10 acres on Fisher Island threatens Miami’s port and cruise industry. The situation has burst into a brawl involving the city’s most powerful.

Supporters, like Gov. DeSantis, say property-tax revenue has far outpaced inflation in recent years. Detractors warn of trimmed services.

The plan to take control of a cruise ship fueling station escalates a conflict with developers that has drawn in some of the city’s most powerful figures.