Doral Mayor Christi Fraga took to social media on Tuesday to urge residents to show up for the meeting to voice their ...

After two years of delays in deciding what to do about two million tons of trash in Miami-Dade County, commissioners on Wednesday will have a chance to vote on whether to build a new incinerator to ...

Doral is preparing for a legal dispute over the incinerator if the Miami-Dade Commission approves keeping it within the city, despite the potential health impacts it could have on the community.

On the heels of a recommendation by Miami-Dade’s mayor to keep a controversial waste incinerator in Doral, city officials have vowed to fight it, including perhaps attempting to recruit to their ...

A 2022 aerial view of the Miami-Dade Resources Recovery Facility-Covanta Energy incinerator plant located at 6990 NW 97th Ave. in Doral.

Once again, the fate of the Doral incinerator has been put on pause. The issue of the Doral incinerator and its future was supposed to come up at Tuesday’s Miami-Dade County Commission meeting ...

The incinerator, formally known as the Miami-Dade County Resources Recovery Facility, was located in the city of Doral from 1982 until a fire put it out of commission in February 2023.

When Miami-Dade County’s garbage incinerator burned in February 2023 at its site within Doral city limits, Doral saw an opportunity to push for the facility’s relocation.

The fire that shut down Miami-Dade County’s incinerator plant four months ago also sparked an uncomfortable question for elected leaders: whether to build a new one someplace else.

DORAL, Fla. – A cross-county issue involving a waste incinerator is heating up as one Miami-Dade city is fighting a recommendation that it be built and officials have tapped the Trump family for ...

READ MORE: Mayor wants Doral trash incinerator to stay closed after fire, rebuild near Everglades The cross-county clash traces its roots to the Feb. 12 fire that shut down the county incinerator ...

Bri Buckley reports the county's incinerator in Doral burned down in 2023 and since then there has been a heated discussion over what to do with the county's trash.