Ex-BSO Deputy Cleared in 2019 Rough Arrest of 15-Year-Old
A jury has cleared former Broward Sheriff’s deputy Christopher Krickovich of all charges stemming from the violent takedown.
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Five Bills Marco Rubio Sponsored That Are “A Stupid Waste of Time”
It turns out Marco Rubio knows a thing or two about stupid wastes of time.
Interview: Meet Chef Pii, the Miami Woman Behind TikTok’s Viral #PinkSauce
New Times caught up with Chef Pii, the 29-year-old Miami Gardens native behind that extremely viral, extremely pink sauce.
Catalytic Converter Theft Is on the Rise – And the Legislature Doesn’t Seem to Care
Although the U.S. is seeing a sharp rise in catalytic converter theft, state lawmakers have no plans to crack down.
All Abort! Floating Abortion Clinic May Serve Florida Via Gulf of Mexico
If Florida fully bans abortions, residents could soon access the procedure on a floating clinic in the Gulf of Mexico.
Naloxone Reverses Opioid Overdoses. Here’s Where to Find It in South Florida.
Like many other states, Florida has seen an alarming rise in fentanyl overdoses over the past two years.
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Joe Carollo Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Reverse Ruling in Ball & Chain Owner’s 2018 Lawsuit
Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo takes his immunity claims to the highest court in the land.
Billy Corben’s Rakontur to Co-Produce Hulu Doc on Jerry Falwell, Jr., Pool Boy Scandal
Rakontur is co-producing a Hulu doc about the Miami Beach pool boy at the center of the Jerry Falwell, Jr., sex scandal.
LA Gym Owner Caught on Video in Racist Tirade Has New Gym in Wynwood
An LA gym owner recently caught on video during a racist tirade just opened a gym in Miami.
Lawsuit: Miami Pastor Blew Church Money on Extramarital Dalliance With Congregant UPDATED
A lawsuit alleges that pastor David Stocker spent church funds to fund his affair with a congregant.
Where to Get Your Toddler Vaccinated in South Florida
A list of places to get your toddler vaccinated for COVID-19 in Miami.
Roe v. Wade Reversal Brings Increased Interest in Abortion Doula Training
In the wake of Roe v. Wade‘s demise, more Floridians are looking to become abortion doulas.
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Lawsuit Seeks to Stop Miami From Destroying Homeless People’s Property
A recent federal lawsuit challenges the City of Miami’s alleged practice of destroying homeless property.
“A Reason to Celebrate”: Florida Memorial University Will Retain Its Accreditation
South Florida’s only historically Black university is no longer in danger of closing.
Miami Cop Who Didn’t Stop Hannibal Buress’ “False” Arrest Can’t Claim Qualified Immunity
A federal appeals court ruling has cleared the way for the comedian’s 2020 lawsuit to proceed.
Interview: Miami-Dade Commission Candidate Martha Bueno on Controversial Tweets About Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model
Martha Bueno tweeted that “society doesn’t care about praising hard work, ethics, and self control.”
What We Know About the Proud Boys on the Miami-Dade GOP Executive Committee
The lowdown on five current or former Proud Boys in Miami-Dade GOP.
Who – or What – Is Ripping Cats in Half in Weston?
A local wildlife expert suspects another animal is to blame for the mysterious cat murders.
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“We’re Moving to Miami”: On Javanka’s Rush to Ditch Trump for the 305
“We’re moving to Miami,” Kushner announced, well before Donald Trump officially lost the 2020 election.
Five Chaotic Miami Flood Videos From Potential Tropical Cyclone One
Surfing dogs, Corvette submarines, and drunken, drenched clubgoers dominated social media in Potential Tropical Cyclone One’s watery wake.
Fisher Island Family Urgently Seeks Nanny for $120,000 a Year
The ideal candidate, the posting states, is “great and kind” and “loves children.”
What the Federal Delta-8 THC Ruling Means for Florida
Smoke-shop owners have worried about how their businesses would fare if Delta-8 were federally restricted.