Maurice Ferre

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

Florida Primary Election Results Live Blog

​Today Florida went to the polls for the 2010 primary election. While tonight's big theme involved controversial, self-funded billionaire outsiders taking on establishment career politicians in both the Republican primary for Governor and Democratic primary for Senate, there's still lots of ballot ... More >>

Miami Art Museum in Bicentennial Park: "It'll never happen"

​Today Florida went to the polls for the 2010 primary election. While tonight's big theme involved controversial, self-funded billionaire outsiders taking on establishment career politicians in both the Republican primary for Governor and Democratic primary for Senate, there's still lots of ballot ... More >>

Scott Rothstein's drunken adventure

​Today Florida went to the polls for the 2010 primary election. While tonight's big theme involved controversial, self-funded billionaire outsiders taking on establishment career politicians in both the Republican primary for Governor and Democratic primary for Senate, there's still lots of ballot ... More >>

The Return of Loco Joe

Alex Izaguirre​ The tepid race to replace Miami Mayor Manny Diaz could soon get a shot of Sazon if the chatter emanating from city hall is true. A handful of political consultants said earlier today that former Mayor Joe Carollo is seriously considering jumping into the contest. As of now, it ... More >>

Carlos "El Fuerte" Alvarez

Alex Izaguirre​ The tepid race to replace Miami Mayor Manny Diaz could soon get a shot of Sazon if the chatter emanating from city hall is true. A handful of political consultants said earlier today that former Mayor Joe Carollo is seriously considering jumping into the contest. As of now, it ... More >>

The Dullness of Being Manny Diaz

Miami used to be a punch line, but now the joke is on bored reporters

BEST POLITICAL MISCALCULATION

José Cancela

Letters from the Issue of , 2002

José Cancela

Tamper Tantrum

José Cancela

Toxic Jock Syndrome

Hank Goldberg offers Miami sports fans more than tired talk-radio shtick; the journalist backs up his on-air diatribes with hard facts and common sense

Letters from the Issue of March 4, 2004

From nightclubs to culture wars to defending the defenders

An Army of One

No, Rosa Kasse isn't crazy to do battle with state Rep. Ralph Arza -- it just looks that way

Just Friends

If a man is known by the company he keeps, then FBI boss Hector Pesquera has a problem

Lehtinen for Mayor

Unless Manny Diaz tops him, Dexter is the hottest candidate for the 2004 county race

Letters from the Issue of November 1, 2001

The INS Owes Us an Explanation: But don't expect anything other than self-serving spin

Calling All Cabbies

Battered by a corrupt industry, Miami's independent taxi drivers consider unionizing.

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.

Mullin

If they concern Bicentennial Park, your presence is requested this weekend

Letters to the Editor

From the issue of October 5-11, 2000

Donkey Demise

Miami-Dade's Democratic Party is a shambles. Blame Joe Geller, candidate and chairman.

Jiang Zemin Stuns World, Embraces Democracy

Letters from the issue of July 13, 2000

Firpomania!

Firpo Garcia has one big advantage in his school board campaign. His name is Sol Stinson.

Goya, Goya, Gone

Letters from the issue of June 22, 2000

Kulchur

Postfeminists, eat your heart out: Lil' Kim's in town

Letters to the Editor

Letters from the issue of June 15, 2000

The Deep Blue Greed

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

Mullin

John Henry, This Is War!

Chairmen of the Outboard

A 50-year-old Biscayne Bay institution builds a dock to the 21st Century

Philip Hamersmith: 1946-1999

A 50-year-old Biscayne Bay institution builds a dock to the 21st Century

Summit Envy

Miami Mayor Joe Carollo dreams of a world [trade center] without Alex Penelas

He Made Dade

Battling cancer, veteran pol Dante Fascell talks of war, Cuba, and a lifetime of putting Miami on the map

The Candidate

Xavier Suarez on the campaign trail: A pair of fifteen-dollar shoes and cures for all Miami's ills

Urban Shipwreck, Part 2

The further misadventures of the Rex Bear -- or what's left of it

Sudden Wayne Change

Wayne Huizenga drives a hard bargain at Homestead racetrack -- he'll make millions while Dade taxpayers are taken for a ride

They Owe It All to Odio

Miami's infamous ex-city manager hired more than 100 staffers entirely at his own discretion. Guess who's paying them.

Miami's Undertaker

Miami's infamous ex-city manager hired more than 100 staffers entirely at his own discretion. Guess who's paying them.

Arena Winners and Losers: Alex Shoots, Alex Scores!

Miami's infamous ex-city manager hired more than 100 staffers entirely at his own discretion. Guess who's paying them.

Calendar for the week

Miami's infamous ex-city manager hired more than 100 staffers entirely at his own discretion. Guess who's paying them.

Your Tax Dollars at Work (Hiccup!)

The City of Miami's upstanding leadership had a swell time at a swanky centennial party. Who paid? You did, of course.

Smeared for Takeoff

American Airlines officials want to know why the Miami Herald is covering old news as if it were a breaking story

Very Big Bucks

The most lucrative contract in the history of Miami International Airport is about to be awarded to one lucky company

The Commish

She's naive. She lacks experience. She's too "nice" to survive in Dade's policitical jungle. So why is Katy Sorenson so dangerous?

Dade Divided

One person won the job of county chief executive. But in the end, everybody lost.

A Wayne-Win Situation

Gaining control of the Miami Arena was the easy part. Now Mr. Blockbuster just has to persuade the Heat to stick around.

Swelter

Gaining control of the Miami Arena was the easy part. Now Mr. Blockbuster just has to persuade the Heat to stick around.

Swelter 46

Gaining control of the Miami Arena was the easy part. Now Mr. Blockbuster just has to persuade the Heat to stick around.

By Appointment Only

What could be more exciting and fulfilling than the life of a consul? Well, lots of things, actually.

Janet Reno's Greatest Hits

What could be more exciting and fulfilling than the life of a consul? Well, lots of things, actually.