Bill Johnson

Big Dreams at the Port

Constricted

A PG-13 rating squeezes the life out of Anacondas

BEST TYPO

Miami Today

Say Hello to Your New Commissioner

Miami voters weren't going to let conflicts of interest or a two-bit felony conviction stop them from electing Angel Gonzalez

Letters to the Editor

From the issue of August 17, 2000

The Wimp

Gary Dellapa's retirement from MIA comes not a moment too soon

The Cheat Is On

The Heat continues its disgusting betrayal of public trust with a nifty assist from spineless county commissioners

Screwing up the Center

Years behind schedule and way over budget, the performing arts center is another Miami miracle

The Deep Blue Greed

The Arison clan built Carnival into a money machine by cleverly avoiding tax laws

DeFede

Have We Got an Airport for You!

A Plot Thicker Than Asphalt

Have We Got an Airport for You!

Il Signatore: A Synopsis

Have We Got an Airport for You!

A Signature Mystery

Have We Got an Airport for You!

The World According to Carr

Cynics say that to explore the depths of South Florida culture, all you have to do is scratch the surface. Dade County archaeologist Bob Carr digs deeper and knows better.

The Surfies

Locally produced TV shows deserve to be honored for their intelligence, their wit, their impeccably bad taste. Don't touch that remote control!

Port of Miami Dredge Project Rankles Even the Rich: Fisher Island Residents Pissed, Could Sue

Fisher Island Community Association's president worries that the Port of Miami dredge will damage properties​This weekend, Port of Miami director Bill Johnson wrote to The Miami Herald to rebut "naysayers" who just don't understand what an "enviable position" the city will be in once we've blasted ... More >>

Environmentalists Sue to Stop Port of Miami Deep Dredge Project

Environmentalists are suing to stop a $150 million dredging project from tearing up Biscayne BayFaced with up to two years of underwater blasting that they say will forever scar Biscayne Bay, local environmentalists played their last card yesterday to stop the Port of Miami "Deep Dredge" project: Th ... More >>

Deep Dredge Delayed: Port Officials Optimistic, Environmentalists Ready to Go the Distance

​The Port of Miami's much-debated "Deep Dredge" will be delayed for months -- possibly years -- as a Tallahassee judge hears arguments for and against the project this August.Port officials tell Riptide that they are optimistic the project will still be completed on time. But a lawyer represe ... More >>