Lawsuit Demands John Ruiz’s Company Cough Up $170K for Helicopter Repair Bill
The suit says Miami “NIL King” John Ruiz’s company racked up an as-yet unpaid invoice for work on his $30 million luxury chopper.
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Homeless Man Set to Secure $45K Settlement Over Miami Panhandling Arrests
An attorney said Miami police officers were arresting people for panhandling in “blatant violation” of a court ruling.
Improperly Redacted Docs Reveal STI Suit Against Miami Dolphins Player
In recent years, everyone from the FBI to Facebook’s lawyers have dealt with redaction failures involving court documents.
Reefer Madness! Miami Beach Wants Pot-Smoking Spring Breakers Arrested
A doobie in the pocket could get you hauled off to jail if some Miami Beach commissioners have their way.
Broward County Awards $29 Million Contract to Builder Behind FIU Bridge Collapse
Despite its troubled safety record, the company locked in a lucrative Broward airport project.
“Tar-Baby Material”: Ex-Employee Accuses Trulieve of Racial Discrimination
According to the lawsuit, a Trulieve store manager told Black workers not to touch the counters because they would “make them dirty.”
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Israeli Diplomat’s Son Arrested for Allegedly Hitting Miami-Area Cop on Motorcycle
Police say Avraham Gil apologized and told officers he was weaving between cars because he “hates waiting behind traffic.”
Florida Ethics Commission Dismisses Complaint Against Mayor Suarez Over Security Detail
The City of Miami was billed for hefty personal security costs accrued by Mayor Suarez during his blink-and-you’ll-miss-it presidential run.
Miami International Airport Wants CBD Shop for “Anxious” Travelers
Retailers in Florida can legally sell CBD-infused products that contain no more than 0.3 percent THC.
Cold Front Reminds South Florida That Winter Exists
How long will South Florida’s chilly weather hang around?
Roads to Avoid During the 2024 Life Time Miami Marathon
Before hitting the roads this weekend in Miami, you might want to consider avoiding these areas.
Netflix’s Griselda: What to Know About Miami’s Queen of Cocaine
New Times has chronicled Griselda Blanco’s violent past since the late 1990s. She’s now the subject of a six-episode miniseries on Netflix.
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Sunny Isles Beach to Deploy Red-Light Cameras
Florida cities have wavered on their use of red-light cameras as controversy swirls over their safety benefits.
Covanta Loses Bid to Trash Lawsuit Over Doral’s Giant Garbage Fire
The lawsuit claims “airborne contaminants rained down on people’s heads” as the fire raged at Covanta’s plant.
Pompano Beach Man Sentenced for Choking, Tackling Officers in Capitol Riot
An Army veteran and police sergeant assaulted by Kenneth Bonawitz called the riot “a nightmare…that nearly cost me my life.”
Miami Billionaires Are “Gentrifying” Millionaires Out of Indian Creek
Sorry, millionaires. Your bank balances don’t cut the mustard in Indian Creek anymore.
Feds Probe Spate of Brightline Crash Deaths in Melbourne
Fatalities from Brightline collisions are starting to pile up in a coastal Florida community after the railway operator’s recent expansion of train service to Orlando.
Zoo Miami Reacts to Ranking Among North America’s “Worst Zoos for Elephants”
An animal rights group claims a 13-year-old elephant has endured “frequent invasive anal procedures to extract sperm.”
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Ex-Miami-Dade School Board Member Arrested on Fraud, Grand Theft Charges
When investigators searched Lubby Navarro’s home, they found it was stocked with pricey items allegedly funded by a county credit card.
Ex-Proud Boy, Former GOP Committee Member Sentenced on January 6 Riot Charges
Gilbert Fonticoba hung out with Proud Boys chief Enrique Tarrio at a Baltimore hotel room after the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot.
Miami-Dade Cop Won’t Face Charges for Hotel Raid Shooting Near Small Children
The state attorney’s office clarified that Jaime Robles had an AK-47 “within reach” but was not holding the rifle when the officer shot him dead.
After Historic Die-Off, Drop in Manatee Deaths Sparks “Guarded” Optimism
Florida manatee deaths slowed in 2023 after two years of alarming mortality.