7-Eleven Inc.

Wood Tavern Owner to Open Pizzeria, Convenience Store

Fans of Wynwood's hipster haunt Wood Tavern, get stoked! Soon you'll be able to pair that IPA with a piece of pizza and a candy bar, should you be so inclined. Owner Cesar Morales has officially entered into a lease for the muraled, two-story building behind Wood, and he plans to start serving up p ... More >>

Praying for Better Brickell Restaurants

It's enticing to bring friends, in town for vacation, to Brickell and show them Miami's progress as an action-packed metropolis. They can walk to one of three Publix stores or buy cigarettes, Red Bull or whatever stimulant tickles their fancy at the shiny new 7-Eleven. Yet when time comes to grab a ... More >>

Bosco Enriquez was beaten and raped after helping Miami cops bust Latin gangs

Read Part 2 of Bosco Enriquez's saga.

Hack Pack

The biggest identity theft case ever. Right here in Miami.

The Stripper Mobile rolled into Miami Super Bowl weekend, and no one noticed

Blockbuster Video's dismal decade

Miami Dolphins' Tony Sparano is a conservative coach who takes huge risks

The God of Skeptics

Heretics, nonbelievers, and doubters worship the Amazing Randi. So what will free thinkers do when he's gone?

Scared Straight

The religious right's ex-gay movement is scouting local recruits

Hecho en Miami

They look, smell and smoke like Cubans. So why not sell 'em that way?

Letters from the Issue of July 13, 2006

My wife and I were heading for divorce from all this chaos"

Fun Bus to the Keys

It costs a pittance and takes you to Margaritaville

Die, Weed, Die!

An alien moth munches an invasive fern into extinction

A Tale of Two Mosques

Both are in South Florida and both attracted terrorists, but they could not be more different

The Drudge Retort

Democrats hate him. Journalists scorn him. Most Americans ignore him. Which is fine with Matt Drudge. He's taking it to the bank.

Less for Moore

Times are tough for grocer Lawrence Moore and his Overtown neighbors. Will the county help out? No way.

My Life in Jail

There are plenty of wonderful places to spend the holiday season in South Florida. As the author explains, the Stockade isn't one of them.

The Imperfect Murder

Stanley Cohen's wife went to prison for arranging to have him killed. Years later a Miami journalist reveals a secret. Now the entire case may be unraveling.

Once and Future Kings

Not so long ago the infamous Latin Kings ruled Miami's gangland streets. Now their missionaries are bringing a new message.

The Beat Generator

Ezequiel Torres's handcrafted bata drums reflect both an art and a calling

Life Sentences

Forget Hiaasen, Balmaseda, and Steinback -- the Herald's weird, wacky "Police Report" is the prose by the pros

Letters

The Trial of Willy & Sal

Smuggling coke by the ton and making money by the bushel. Getting tortured in Panama and eating smoked pork loin in Houston. The courtroom show is riveting, but like Al says, where's the justice?

Among the Young

Shave your head, ditch your classes, chug your beer, duck your parents, thrash your music, and don't let anyone mess with your teenage life

In Havana, On Drugs

As faith in the revolution sinks to new lows, kids in Cuba are getting high

Bennett, Done That

Three decades after Anthony Dominick Benedetto left his heart in San Francisco, a new generation gets hipped

The Godfather of Reggae

Clint O'Neil, legendary radio DJ and guardian of Jamaica's musical heritage, stirs it up at 'LRN

Noble Deeds

Good Rockin' Johnny and the Wiseguys say Lynne me your ears

Bent Out of Shape

The Space Shuttle Is Still a Death Machine, Warns Engineer Ali AbuTaha