Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center

Mayoral aide Ada Rojas fights Obama roadblock

A Tomas Regalado Employee Goes to Jail During Obama's Last Visit

City of Miami​Next time President Barack Obama is in town, Ada Rojas may want to steer clear of his motorcade. Or hope that her boss, Miami Mayor Tomas Regalado, melts his icy relationship with the city's boys in blue before the next presidential visit.On October 11, Regalado's resident affairs an ... More >>

Miami pimp Hugo Gonzalez lavished gifts on his whores to keep them around

Jailhouse Blues

Arrested for nothing, Amanda Jessup spiraled out of control in county lockup.

Hialeah Man Wrongly Convicted of Murder

He's behind bars for life.

Killers in the Can

The Escobar brothers are in jail for murdering a cop, but 20 years later, there's still no verdict.

Lambs to Slaughter

Miami's Catholic leaders covered for a priest who drugged and sodomized at least a dozen boys.

117 Dead

Since 2000, dozens have died in county jails. Poor medical care has contributed to the problem.

Code Red

For those left behind after the brutal murder of fourteen-year-old Jaime Gough, the emotional lockdown lingers

Terminal Incarceration

The short, sad lives of some detainees facing relatively minor charges end in jail. Here are three such cases.

High-Wire Hunt

He climbed. He saw. He hasn't yet conquered the mystery of his missing brother.

Contraband Combat

Cell phones, pot, and knives are found by county jail shakedown teams

Patient at Risk

The medical association examines the county's jail system and finds trouble behind bars

Politically Tone Deaf

George Burgess, the county manager, hits a sour note

BEST FIFTEEN MINUTES OF FAME

Celeste Fraser Delgado

Jailhouse Crock

I was arrested by bad cops on bogus charges and spent a bizarre night behind bars

FTAA: Survival Guides

Everyone could use a little help making it through the FTAA in one piece

My Name Is Victor, and I'm a Jailbird

Too bad the county makes it so hard for me to get into a recovery program

A No-Class Operation

Something isn't right at Mays Middle School -- and it's not just because of that bomb threat

This Just In

We're going live now to the scene of a reported O.J. sighting -- stay with us!

Justice, Bloody Justice

A violent thug may lead investigators to a public-corruption bonanza

Book 'em, Souto

Commissioner Javier Souto isn't angry at the homeless people in his district. He just wants them to go away.

Dumb and Dumber Luck

After squandering much of his lottery jackpot, Bernardo Paz is acquitted of raping his pregnant teenage sister-in-law

Wheels of Fortune

Why are the county's Metrobus drivers such a happy lot? Maybe because some earn more than $90,000 per year.

Dumb Luck

In 1992 Bernardo Paz hit the Lotto, bought himself a brand-new BMW, and headed down the road to ruin. This year he finally got there.

Letters

This Is Not the USA

He thought he was just doing his job and playing by the rules. Then he learned that the rules are very different in the sovereign nation of the Miccosukee.

The Further Adventures of Willy and Sal

Being thrown in jail was supposed to bring down the curtain on Miami drug lords Willy Falc and Sal Magluta. But there was an encore: Death threats, clandestine cameras, illegal searches, and major security violations.

How They Nabbed the Nickel Bag Felon

Sixty-three-year-old Miami Beach gadfly Stanley K. Shapiro might seem an unlikely enemy, but war is war

Baseball Team Plays First Game

Metro Movers down Marlins in county commissioners' debut

Reflections from County Jail