Save Our Views! Proposed Ordinance Seeks to Ban Mangrove Planting in City Parks
Environmentalists worry the law would be a setback for the city’s resiliency efforts.
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“Gender-Confused Illegal:” Far-Right Miami Groups Helped Spread Fake News About Uvalde Shooter
Miami chapters of Moms for Liberty and Floridians were among those who disseminated false claims about the Uvalde shooter.
Every Racist and Anti-Semitic Incident Documented in Florida Schools in the Past Year
Dating back to May 2021, the timeline includes incidents with hate symbols, racial slurs, and Nazi costumes.
Employees at Understaffed Miami Prison Say Inmates, Guards, and Public Are at Risk
Some staff members estimate that 30 to 50 percent of FDC Miami’s medical positions are currently vacant.
Three Ways to Make the Rickenbacker Causeway Safer for Cyclists
The May 15 deaths of bicyclists Ogniana Reyes and Yaudys Vera on the Rickenbacker Causeway have renewed calls to make the road safer for pedestrians, joggers, and cyclists.
DeSantis Press Secretary Tweets Fake News About Washington Post and Homophobic Dog
Christina Pushaw, who claims to “debunk false narratives,” appears to have fallen for one.
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Miami Shores Homeowner: Police K-9 Killed My Bunny!
What began with a faulty home-security system ended with the death of a family’s beloved rabbit.
Missing in Inaction: Florida’s Environmental Regulation Commission Hasn’t Met in Five Years
The state’s top environmental management agency last convened on February 8, 2017.
The Most Expensive Property for Sale in Florida: $170 Million Miami Beach Estate
Three homes with a private waterfront park, movie theater, and wine cellar can be yours for $170 million.
Miami Police Union: Cops Accused of Excessive Force Had Been “Attacked”
The Miami police union defends two officers’ actions in carrying out a rough arrest in Wynwood.
Miami Abortion Doulas: “Emergency Contraception’s Flying Off the Shelves”
Miami abortion doulas speak out about the prospect of overturning Roe v. Wade and a state ban on abortions after 15 weeks,
Miami’s Most Expensive Residential Property Listed at $150 Million
Two mansions sit on four acres bordering Biscayne Bay on Brickell Ave. near Coconut Grove.
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Luxury Apartment Claims 80 Percent Rent Hike Letter That Went Viral Was a “Clerical Error”
A Reddit user shared a letter from a Miami landlord announcing an 82 percent rent hike. The apartment’s management tells New Times it was “a clerical error.”
Move Over, Boston! Study Says Miami Is America’s Third-Priciest City for Renters
After New York and San Francisco, Miami is now the third-priciest U.S. city for renters.
What Can Black Miami Historian Marvin Dunn Teach Under the Stop WOKE Act?
In a series of tweets directed at Gov. Ron DeSantis, Dunn sought clarity as to what he’s allowed to put on his syllabus.
Jackson Memorial Nurse Attacked by Miami Cop in 2018 Sues City
James Nicholson wants to hold the City of Miami, the Miami police department, and a former officer liable after his 2018 attack.
Ex-New Times Journalist’s Story Helps Rectify Wrongful Conviction in 1990 Murder
Thomas Raynard James maintained his innocence for 31 years. But it took Tristam Korten’s GQ investigation to spur the Miami-Dade State Attorney to take a fresh look.
Attorneys Say Antwon Cooper Was Unarmed When Miami Cop Killed Him “Execution-Style”
The family of Antwon Cooper wants justice after a traffic stop by Miami police turned deadly.
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Can Republican Sen. Ileana Garcia Keep Blocking Her Miami Constituents on Twitter?
It’s unconstitutional for elected officials to block constituents who are critical of them, the ACLU says.
Hot Influencer Doctor Saves Bleeding Man on I-95 Entrance Ramp in Miami
Miguel Ribe’s fiancée, who documented the incident for social media posterity, said they were at the “right place at the right time.”
Miami Booksellers React to Surge in Book Bans in Florida Public Schools
Nathaniel Sandler of Bookleggers Library and Mitchell Kaplan of Books & Books speak out about the surge in book bans in Florida public schools.
Four South Florida Moms Have Allegedly Killed Their Kids Since Pandemic Began
Pandemic-induced depression and psychosis may have played a role.