If casual Alex Jones viewers were to select their “Most Interesting Man in the World,” it might be Daniel Boronico.

Dozens of Aventura residents gathered outside city hall to protest the city’s plan to build pickleball courts at Founders Park South.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s past trips to Fort Lauderdale have been dredged up in the wake of reports he did not disclose sojourns bankrolled by billionaire Harlan Crow.

North Miami Beach paid more than $110,000 in legal fees while its government was deadlocked for months over then-mayor Anthony DeFillipo’s residency controversy.

The aide claimed Florida House Rep. Fabián Basabe slapped his face and ordered him to stand in the corner like a naughty child.

Weston’s June 20 meeting, during which the city formally designated June as LGBTQ Pride Month, marked the first time Peggy Brown missed a commission meeting as mayor.

The 27-year-old Weston native was sentenced to nearly five years for using a baton to pummel a D.C. officer who was being dragged down a flight of stairs at the Capitol.

Miami mayor officially tosses his hair gel-crusted hat into the ring for the 2024 presidential race.

U.S. Congressman Carlos Giménez didn’t mince words about Francis Suarez’s presidential aspirations, telling New Times that the Miami mayor “has never established himself as having the capacity to run anything in his life.”