Ex-Miami Proud Boy Convicted on Felony Charges for January 6 Capitol Riot
The former Army captain was one of the first South Floridians arrested on charges arising from the Capitol breach.
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Here’s What to Know Ahead of Miami and Miami Beach Runoff Elections
Among the candidates are a securities regulator, a former TV news anchor, and a seasoned Miami politician fresh off a felony corruption indictment.
Boca Raton Attorney Charged With Father’s Murder Found Dead in Jail
An arrest affidavit noted Brandon Labiner’s souring relationship with his father in the time leading up to the murder.
Moms for Liberty-Backed Candidate Elected Vice Chair of Miami-Dade School Board
Moms for Liberty implored voters to elect Monica Colucci last year, professing, “Change is upon us.”
VIDEO: Florida Keys Deputy Repeatedly Tases Panicking Teenage Crash Victim
“I’m sorry sir!” Rivero cries after he was tased repeatedly. “Please lord, please help me!”
Pro-Palestine Groups Protest Israeli Arms Supplier at Boca Raton Office
Elbit Systems, whose subsidiary has an office in South Florida, is Israel’s largest private manufacturer of weapons.
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City of Miami Spent More Than $20K on Presidential Campaign Trail Security for Mayor Suarez
Internal memos described the officers’ trips on the presidential campaign trail as “travel on city business.”
WATCH: Moms for Liberty Member Demands Florida Librarians’ Arrest
A Moms for Liberty member implored Santa Rosa deputies to investigate a school librarian for allowing student access to a popular fantasy novel.
Appeals Court Rules Miami Beach Had Right to Remove Artwork Honoring Black Man Killed by Police
The removal of Herisse’s portrait from the Miami Beach project sparked outrage from local artists.
Lawsuit: State Agency Ignored Red Flags Before Miami Mother Killed Children
Joassaint was accused of “violent and impulsive behavior” and threatening to use Voodoo to punish child protective services.
Rich Miamians Are Designing Entire Rooms for Online Shopping Packages
“I have created this room for dozens of clients,” says one local interior designer.
Broward School Board Member Headlined Anti-“Groomer” Rally While on Workers Comp
“I wasn’t bowling,” notes Brenda Fam, who is working from home after a refrigerator door fell on her.
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Who’s Behind the Israeli Hostage Posters Popping Up Nationwide?
It appears cameras are aimed on the Israeli hostage posters in anticipation of catching those who are tearing them down.
Feds: Man Tortured, Waterboarded by Kidnappers at Plantation Airbnb
Prosecutors claim the trio used an Airbnb bathroom as a makeshift torture chamber in a bungled kidnapping scheme.
Chill Time: Cold Front Brings Reprieve From Punishing Florida Heat
The cool weather is offering some relief from the record-breaking brutal heat that melted Florida over the summer.
Florida Manatees Could Return to Endangered Species List
In 2021, more than 1,100 manatees perished in Florida, marking the deadliest year on record for the mammals.
Miami-Dade to Spend Millions on Software to Identify Dirty Cops
Gone are the days when local police officers’ trails of misconduct are lost in a pile of dusty papers.
UPDATED: Florida Family Found Guilty of Fraud for Hawking Bleach as COVID “Miracle” Cure
Mark Grenon and his sons created a fake church to peddle industrial bleach as a “miracle cure” for COVID-19.
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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Had One of the Shortest Presidential Campaigns in Modern History
So close, yet so far, Francis Suarez.
“Dignitary Protection”: Mayor Suarez Brought Bodyguards to Japan, South Korea on Taxpayers’ Dime
Two officers traveled to Asia to “provide dignitary protection” to Suarez during his lavish stays at the Ritz-Carlton in Tokyo and Four Seasons in Seoul.
Who Is Miami’s Cocaine Godmother Griselda Blanco, Subject of New Netflix Series?
The miniseries, created by the same team behind Narcos, tells the tale of Griselda Blanco, one of the most powerful and feared drug lords of the 1980s.
Here Are the Florida GOP Lawmakers Driving the U.S. Toward a Government Shutdown
Three Republican congressmembers in Florida are rebelling against a stopgap measure that would fund the federal government.