Survey: If Nonvoters Turn Out in November, Trump Could Win Florida
The data shows Trump would be the favorite in Florida if all nonvoters turned out.
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Retailers Quashed Coral Gables’ Ban on Styrofoam and Plastic Bags. Now What?
Coral Gables appealed for the Florida Supreme Court to hear its case. Last week, the Supreme Court declined. So what happens now?
Two Years After the Parkland Shooting, What Has Really Changed?
Any solution that isn’t covering our eyes, plugging our ears, and changing the channel on America’s gun problem is progress.
Photos of Parkland Shooting Survivors Now on Display in the Florida Capitol
Capitol visitors will have the chance to see the photos and listen to the voices of survivors affected by the tragedy.
Thanks to Trademark Battle, Inter Miami Might Be Forced to Rebrand
For now, Inter Miami’s long and bumpy road only grows longer and bumpier.
Miami’s Fetish Community Falls Head Over Heels for Feet
Miami Footnight brings together models with beautiful feet and men who pay hundreds to lavish all kinds of attention on them.
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Five Pandemics Miami Has Survived
South Florida has experienced several scary maladies.
The Miami Marathon Is Here, So Your Weekend Plans No Longer Involve Driving
If you don’t want to be stuck in traffic waiting for tens of thousands of runners to traverse the road, avoid these areas this weekend.
Study: Miami Will See More Effects of Climate Change Within Next 20 Years
Some roads — and entire neighborhoods — might need to be abandoned.
Fred Guttenberg Has the Right to Be Angry
Guttenberg has every right to be irate. His daughter was killed by a person whose behavior set off multiple alarm bells before the shooting.
Get Your Cute Animal Fix With Adorable Meerkat Cubs Born at Zoo Miami
The mother, Yam Yam, lives with three male meerkats, any of which could have fathered the pups.
Bicyclist’s Death on Venetian Causeway Leads to Fight for Safety Upgrades
“The tragedy is not only that Flavia died. The tragedy is that her death did not result in any action.”
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Advocacy Group Warns About Facial-Recognition Tech at Florida Universities
At any given place in Miami-Dade County, you’re likely being surveilled.
Miami International Airport Bats Away Super Bowl Coronavirus Panic
Although all passengers are expected to be screened, MIA says travelers shouldn’t be concerned about delays.
Scientologists to Appear at Miami Super Bowl Event
Drug-Free World of South Florida — an arm of the Church of Scientology — announced on Facebook it was “honored to partner” with Miami Police for a Super Bowl program.
Zoo Miami Disputes Claims It Ranks Among Worst Zoos for Elephants
In Defense of Animals ranked Zoo Miami second on the list for elephant deaths and for its inability to protect elephants from acts of aggression by other elephants.
A Timeline of Ultra’s Return to Bayfront Park
After a long on-again, off-again relationship, Ultra Music Festival and the City of Miami finally got back together.
Judge Bans Broward County From Enforcing Gun-Control Ordinances
Since 1987, Florida law has prohibited city and county governments from adopting their own gun laws or placing restrictions on firearms.
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Florida Students Turn to Sugar Daddies to Pay Off Student Loan Debt
About a third of sugar babies on SeekingArrangement are students, and several Florida universities landed among the Top 20 schools with most students enrolled.
Florida Lawmaker Says Descendants of Racist Massacre Should be Compensated
A new bill would compensate descendants of the people killed, hurt, or otherwise victimized by the deadly Ocoee Election Day riots.
Earthquakes Could Further Traumatize Puerto Ricans, UM Professor Says
What remains to be seen is how the earthquakes will affect the people who lived through the destruction of Hurricane Maria.
Miami Teacher Stripped of Certifications After Arrest for Sex With Student
Costadoni will no longer be allowed to teach in the Sunshine State.