The City of Miami's purchase of the Riverside Center office building was, by all accounts, a heckuva deal. Florida Power & Light surrendered the... More >>

People move to deep South Dade because they want peace and quiet, a semblance of life in the country. Less traffic, less noise, fewer people.... More >>

Ray is handing out flyers on Washington Avenue at four o'clock in the morning, looking for girls the way his boss told him to: young, but not too... More >>

Beverly Causey is quite the connoisseur. In August of last year she telephoned Rochambeau Wines and Liquors in Dobbs Ferry, New York, proffered... More >>

You might say Jorge Delara got a wild hair up his ass a few years back. A 35-year-old free-lance graphic artist who lives in Hialeah, Delara... More >>

Every spring since 1963, South Florida painters, architects, writers, composers, and photographers of Cuban descent have joined their peers... More >>

He competed against bartenders who could pull flowers and live doves from bottles of champagne, toss flaming brandies in the air and catch them... More >>

The Hound of the Baskervilles would love the Old South Dade Dump. The overgrown landscape, hidden from the view of motorists traveling SW 248th... More >>

Staff writer Kirk Semple's cover story "Mistaken Identity" has been chosen as a winner in the 43rd annual Unity Awards in Media contest,... More >>

Charles Intriago has cultivated his reputation as a crime fighter. Early in his career, as special counsel to then-Florida governor Reubin Askew,... More >>