Al Lorenzo

Al Lorenzo Wins Elections, but Will His History Hurt the State Attorney's Latest Bid?

Marco Rubio, Tea Party pretty boy

Vote for Culture

What exactly does that mean? Today we know it means that two museums will receive hundreds of millions of dollars to build hulking structures in a waterfront park. But on November 2, most people had no clue

The Million-Dollar Question

How did José Cancela manage to spend so much money and get so little in return?

The Bitch

The Bell Tolls For Spree

Meet Mr. Arza

In four short years, state Rep. Ralph Arza has gone from schoolteacher to powerful politician, and now he's about to take control of public education in Miami

Riptide über alles

How Manny Diaz got to be Mayor of Miami

New Face, Old Connections

Miami mayoral candidate Manny Diaz may look like an outsider, but his political history places him squarely on the inside

You Are Cordially Invited

So you weren't among those lucky few who dined with the king and queen? Consider it a compliment.

Portrait of an Upset

Johnny Winton used anti-incumbent backlash, new district boundaries, and plenty of cash to knock off J.L. Plummer

Cybersleuth

How a former FBI agent with a yen for computers became one of the most powerful men in Miami