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Florida Woman Charged With DUI With Three Kids In Car Blames It On Her Mother-in-Law

Kimberly Noelle Martin just wanted to use the bathroom, but the strong arm of Kangaroo Gas station attendants had different plans. Police were called by an observant Kangaroo employee who noticed a Martin pulling into the station all Crazy Taxi-like with three kids in the backseat.Martin later blew ... More >>

Mayan Calendar Predictions vs. Miami Reality

Miami's Ten Best Burgers: Bourbon Steak, Blue Collar, Lokal, and More

​"I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today," said Popeye's pal Wimpy. He was clearly the smarter of the pair.Burgers these days can be made from anything -- lamb, turkey, pork, tuna, vegetables, ostrich. But as most will agree, the best ones are the classic. Give us a good-size hunk of ... More >>

Hialeah Park, Florida's greatest racetrack, battles mega-casinos and lawsuits

Charlie Ely, Suspect in Brutal Seath Jackson Murder, Says She Was Forced at Gun Point to Participate

Charlie Ely says she was forced to take part in Seath Jackson's brutal murder. ​Disturbing details continue to come out as police try to figure out why four teenagers and a 20-year-old brutally murdered 15-year-old Seath Jackson, burnt his body, and stored his remains in paint cans this past weeke ... More >>

New South Miami Farmers Market's Locavore Bounty in Photos

Trina Sargalski​Last Saturday was the first day of the new South Miami Farmers Market. Last Friday, I wrote a post about the market's mission of sourcing local produce, cheese, meat, eggs, and value-added products (jams, salsas, and other prepared foods) from local farms, community gardens, home g ... More >>

Bay of Pigs Vets Fight for Home

Betrayed by the U.S. government and their own country, they want to be remembered.

Break the Habit

John Schmidt will save Danny. Come hell or a good high.

A Bay of Pigs Invasion

A protester with a history does his business at the Eighth Street monument

No Horse Race

The past, present, and future of horse racing are all in South Florida

Out to Impress

When it comes to show biz savvy, these I's have it

Cows to Cuba

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

They Shoot Up Horses, Don't They?

Owner Michael Gill and trainer Mark Shuman, exonerated by lab test, hit back

Belated Passion

Zach Ziskin's return to music has been a long time coming

The Heart Goes for a Haircut

How to be homeless on Miami Beach

The Art of War

Rep. Carlos Lacasa adds a new chapter to the Sun Tzu classic, set in Miami-Dade County

The Knight of Blight

Miami developer Aristides Martinez once seemed an inner-city savior. Today he goes by another name: Slumlord.

Goon Over Miami Part 2

Clubland king Chris Paciello ain't exactly a Mafia don. But it sure seemed he was headed that way.

A Real Blowjob

Aim giant fans toward the ocean. Irrigate Africa. Fire NOAA. And other paranoid rants from the feds' conceptually challenged file.

A War of Addition

A legal battle between developer Ron Bloomberg and Beach officials over the fate of the city's cultural campus has both sides fuming

Home on the Glades

For the Cuban cowboys of west Miami-Dade, restoring the Everglades means destroying their way of life

The New White Meat

Meet Petunia, hearty eater, beloved pet, neighborhood favorite, and a 300-pound pig

Chomp in the Swamp

Tracking South Florida's endangered crocodiles is a business best left to experts and maniacs

Horse Attitudes

Angel Usategui used to judge paso fino competitions at the highest level. An ethics scandal put an end to that and left him fighting to regain his good name.

Trippy Tribe Jive

Buddha Lou, Chava, Space Hippie, Caveman, Earthman, Yaima, and the rest of the gang get down Sundays in the Grove. Let Them Be.

Leas on Life

Leas Campbell, the man who ruled Miami's rock scene throughout the Seventies, is bringing it all back home in the Nineties

Morse Code

Guitarist Steve Morse doesn't let words get in the way

Foxes