Naples

South Florida's Diamond Dan of Justice Junkies is a video vigilante

Taped Crusader: For Victims Without Recourse, Justice Junkies Aims to Right Wrong

Just before midnight, the Pollo Tropical is empty, except for a couple of teenagers pointing toward the window and smirking. They've spotted a peculiar-looking 38-year-old who's crouching behind a bush outside in the darkness. He's clad in a Sesame Street T-shirt and a gold chain necklace, and his o ... More >>

Letters from the Issue of Septerber 10, 2009

"Together we stood our ground as gangsters and young teens yearning to be accepted as men in a very harsh reality."

Bill Nelson Will Filibuster the Hell out of Offshore Drilling

Bill Nelson went to space one man, he's seen some things. We don't even know why we're trying to meet our energy needs with oil anymore, when we all know if we could tap into the source that powers Sen. Bill Nelson, we'd be able to meet the global projected power needs for the next two centuries, a ... More >>

Renegade Road

A woman perishes in a collision with an Indian leader's kin. Her family cries coverup.

The Fall of a Titan

A downtown Miami firm allegedly helped build an $8 billion Ponzi scheme. It could have been stopped.

Coffee House Gypsies Have a Superfan

I received this encyclopedia length post as a comment to a blog about a blog. Coffee House Gypsies superfan Amanda wants you to know why she loves the Coffee House Gypsies. I caught them once on video. They were playing in a weed-filled trailer park in Wynwood during Art Basel 2008. I didn't get the ... More >>

Refugees of Langerado

Some bands on the defunct festival's bill are still coming to town. Here's a guide to the makeup shows.

Miami Herald Owner in Danger of Bankruptcy

Layoffs, partnerships, and the Net conspire to kill South Florida's dailies.

How McCain Will Lose Florida, According to Time

Layoffs, partnerships, and the Net conspire to kill South Florida's dailies.

Top 5 Songs About Miami

Layoffs, partnerships, and the Net conspire to kill South Florida's dailies.

Carly Simon

Layoffs, partnerships, and the Net conspire to kill South Florida's dailies.

Joe Garcia Runs in the Name of the Father

Layoffs, partnerships, and the Net conspire to kill South Florida's dailies.

The Kendale Bike Massacre

After an accident sent many riders to the hospital, the plastic cojones tradition continues

A Rising Tide

A UM scientist and global warming pioneer warns the muckety-mucks

Breakaway

Against long odds and even longer distances, a group of Miami-Dade teens competes for a shot at hockey glory

The Aviators

Death and near-death experiences haunt these fly guys

Deconstruction

The last day of Menes Daniel’s life ...

Exit Philbert

Immigration wants to deport a well-known santero/drummer over five stolen shirts

Cows to Cuba

A South Florida rancher is using bovine diplomacy to improve relations with the island nation

The King's Wings

Hear, hear, the man who flew Elvis's plane

Letters from the Issue of , 2002

Hear, hear, the man who flew Elvis's plane

Don't Say It! Okay, La Broche!

We've got two words for you that will really start a debate

Argentina, 1; U.S., 0

Last week's big soccer match at the Orange Bowl was about more than sports

Politics & Parties & Power

How to campaign in the new House District 25? There's always Cuba.

The Big Cypress Deal

The cover story is conservation, but the Bush boys have their hands in the taxpayers' pockets again

Can Fútbol (Not Football) Save the Orange Bowl?

Argentina is out of the World Cup, but two of its teams played last weekend as if everything was on the line

Strip Wars

The politics of selling sex entertainment on SoBe

An Imperfect Storm

The debut from Sol Theatre sticks to calm seas

Roger the Dodger

Who is the superintendent of schools, and why will he keep his job?

Sail Away and Stay and Stay

Ramon Saul Sanchez's Democracy Movement unveils a new twist on the venerable sit-in protest: The float-in

Letters to the Editor

From the issue of November 2, 2000

Maiden of Modernism

A retrospective of work by Eileen Gray

Kulchur

Phishy friction between Seminoles and Miccosukees

Letters

Phishy friction between Seminoles and Miccosukees

Tossed from the Market

Regulators expel South Beach hipster Richard Bronson from trading for a little too much hustle

Caged Birds Sing

Prison librarian Rolando Valdes and his band of libretto-loving inmates stage an opera

True Tough Guys

Prison librarian Rolando Valdes and his band of libretto-loving inmates stage an opera

Bard Stiff

Prison librarian Rolando Valdes and his band of libretto-loving inmates stage an opera

Our Swamp Beautiful

Prison librarian Rolando Valdes and his band of libretto-loving inmates stage an opera

From Bad to Wurst

German citizen Anton Philipp has bought a lot of property on Miami Beach. Now it doesn't look too hot.

Creature Feature

Move over, Sasquatch. Beat it, Bigfoot. It's time you met South Florida's own: The great Skunk Ape.

Calendar for the week

Move over, Sasquatch. Beat it, Bigfoot. It's time you met South Florida's own: The great Skunk Ape.

Reverb

Move over, Sasquatch. Beat it, Bigfoot. It's time you met South Florida's own: The great Skunk Ape.

GET THE KIDS INSIDE! BOLT THE DOOR!

Toxic sewage spawns swamp monsters; officials say no cause for alarm

Smoke, Space, Sly & Sanctuary

Toxic sewage spawns swamp monsters; officials say no cause for alarm

Glory Days

It's time for early-Eighties nostalgia, thanks to a record store's anniversary celebration of Miami's rip-roaring rock

Love's Feast

It's time for early-Eighties nostalgia, thanks to a record store's anniversary celebration of Miami's rip-roaring rock

Two Timin' Man

It's time for early-Eighties nostalgia, thanks to a record store's anniversary celebration of Miami's rip-roaring rock

The Boogie Man Is Back

It's time for early-Eighties nostalgia, thanks to a record store's anniversary celebration of Miami's rip-roaring rock