“Sign of Hope”: Rare Sighting of Two Endangered Sawfish in Biscayne Bay
Scientists say the sighting sparks hope for not just the species but the habitat they were spotted in.
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Growing Up: Meet the Flowery, Florida’s Only Family-Owned Cannabis Dispensary
The Flowery on trying to be “the exact opposite” of corporate cannabis chains like Truelieve and Curaleaf.
Pot Poll: Florida’s Gubernatorial Candidates on the Stank of Dank
Ron DeSantis says weed smells “putrid.” We asked his gubernatorial challengers to weigh in on the stank of dank.
Eight High-Profile Crypto Enthusiasts in Miami for 2022 Bitcoin Conference
The “world’s largest bitcoin gathering” takes place this week at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
White Professor Alleges Racial Discrimination at Historically Black University
“It just seems like they are wanting the whole school to be African-American.”
Amid Stalled Negotiations, Miami Herald Union Workers Walk Out and Refuse to Work Today
“It’s not like we’re sitting here on the pool deck drinking margaritas.”
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“My Patriot Son”: Christian Crowdfunding Campaign Backs Alleged Jan. 6 Rioter #Tweedledumb
A GiveSendGo campaign is raising money for Jan. 6 defendant Mason Courson of Weston.
Strikingly Similar? Comparing Will Smith’s and CJ Gimenez’s Slaps
Before Will Smith delivered the slap heard round the world, CJ Giménez delivered the slap heard round Miami.
WATCH: Five Miami-Dade Rough Police Arrests Brought to Light in the Past Year
In the Magic City, cases of police brutality have achieved national renown.
Meet Daisy, Palmetto Bay’s Tree-Climbing Chihuahua
There’s a curious sign in Palmetto Bay that reads: “Our dog’s climb trees, they are fine.”
Did Marco Rubio’s Former Intern Storm the Capitol on January 6?
Online sleuths say “PinkGaitherPBG” is a South Florida GOP strategist and FIU student Barbara “Barby” Balmaseda.
Need for Speed: Brightline Wants Its Trains to Go Even Faster
With its expansion to Orlando and Tampa, the privately owned rail route envisions speeds of up to 150 mph.
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A New Wynwood Bar Has Bottle Service Girls on Tiny Motorcycles
New Wynwood bar Bottled Blonde will have bottle girls riding tiny motorcycles.
Critics Say Broward’s Joint Police and Medical Examiner Center Is a Conflict of Interest
This is believed to be the first time police and medical examiners’ staff will work in the same building in South Florida.
Miami Sunrises at 8 a.m.? Scientists Slam Rubio Bill Making Daylight Savings Time Permanent
Making Daylight Savings Time permanent would result in an 8:09 a.m. sunrise in mid-January in Miami.
Meet the New Hot Mayor of Surfside: Shlomo Danzinger
Shlomo Danzinger: family man, Orthodox Jew, major hottie.
Miami Cop Spent Three Minutes Searching for Man Later Found Dead of Overdose, Panel Finds
Miami’s Civilian Investigative Panel has found Rowley guilty of “negligence of duty.”
Don’t Call It “Little Moscow”: The History Behind Sunny Isles Beach’s Nickname
Here’s a brief history behind Sunny Isles Beach’s “Little Moscow” nickname.
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Florida Memorial University Lays Off Four Tenured Professors, Discontinues 16 Degree Programs
Tenured faculty positions are indefinite appointments that were created to protect academic freedoms.
Here Are Three Russian Billionaires Who Own Property in South Florida
Aras Agalarov, Vladislav Doronin, and Oleg Misevra own luxury residences in Miami Beach and Hollywood.
Class-Action Lawsuit Against Big Sugar Dismissed; Environmentalists Vow to Fight On
Following a three-year battle in court, both parties agreed to end litigation. But environmentalists aren’t giving up.
Former Tenant Alleges Surfside Mayor Was a “Predator Landlord”
Defense attorneys retort that the Surfside mayor is a “predator landlord” who took advantage of a Ukrainian businesswoman who speaks English as a second language.