Football Games Will Disrupt COVID Testing at Hard Rock Stadium
The COVID-19 testing site at Hard Rock Stadium will close on game days and reopen the following day.
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Don’t Hold Your Breath for Miami Bars and Nightclubs to Reopen UPDATED
Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos A. Giménez said bars and nightclubs aren’t conducive to social distancing.
Miami Commissioners Pass Policy Change After Liberty City Demolition
The measure would notify neighbors and social-services organizations of impending demolitions.
Advocates Want More Chemical Testing at “Mount Trashmore,” the Medley Landfill
You might just smell the Medley landfill before you see it.
After Demolishing His House, City Offers Homeless Services to Miami Man
The City of Miami deemed Michael Hamilton’s family home an unsafe structure and demolished it last week.
DJ Erick Morillo Reported Dead in Miami Beach
Miami Beach police are investigating the death.
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After Long Hiatus, Miami-Dade Reinstates Police Oversight Panel
Mayor Carlos Giménez said this time he won’t veto the police oversight panel.
Former NFL Star Says Guard at Weston Gated Community Called Cops on Him
In Broward County, moving into a gated community while Black can make someone uncomfortable enough to summon law enforcement.
Now’s Your Chance to Weigh in on Miami-Dade’s Police Oversight Board
During next Monday’s Miami-Dade commission meeting, the Independent Civilian Panel is getting one more chance at approval.
Cleanup Nets a Whopping 1,500 Pounds of Trash From MacArthur Causeway
That’s about the weight of one and a half grand pianos. Or nine beer kegs. Or 15 toilets.
Epstein Lawyer Alan Dershowitz Gave $1,000 to Rundle PAC
While Rundle’s role is to be an advocate for those affected by crime, Dershowitz has a history of victim shaming and blaming.
Miami Might Be Spared From Tropical Storm Laura
Tropical Storm Laura is the earliest L-named storm, a record previously held by Luis, which formed on August 29, 1995.
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Pork or Rotten Food: Muslim Detainees at Krome Say They’re Forced to Choose
“They know these are Muslim detainees being served pork. To us, it seems like they simply don’t care.”
Rundle’s Re-Election Is a Major Disappointment for Critics
Despite the searing attacks on her record, Katherine Fernandez Rundle secured another four-year term as Miami-Dade’s top cop.
Security Officer With COVID Begs Miami-Dade for Paid Sick Days
Some county contract workers and other essential employees find themselves in a tough spot because they don’t have paid sick days.
Miami New Times‘ August 2020 Primary Election Live-Blog
Winner winner, chicken dinner.
New Database Lets You Search Miami Police Officer Complaints
WLRN reporter Danny Rivero says Badge Watch is about creating more transparency and consolidating information for the public.
Here Are Six of Rundle’s Most Controversial Cases
As the nation roils with protests calling for greater police accountability, Rundle’s legacy has come under closer examination.
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Twitter Explodes Over Miami Herald‘s Rundle Endorsement
The endorsement manages to highlight Rundle’s career “missteps” and call on voters to put their faith in her for another four years.
Oh Look, Another Tantrum Over Masks in Miami
The man goes off on a customer who’s recording him and says “fuck” more times than one might utter during rush hour on I-95.
Miami-Dade Commissioners Deny Residents a Vote on Police Oversight Panel
Diaz and Bovo said they opposed the measure because they and their constituents believe it’s anti-police.
Mayoral Candidates Promise an Immigrant-Friendly Miami-Dade
Mayoral candidates Daniella Levine Cava, Alex Penelas, and Xavier Suarez promised pro-immigrant policies for Miami-Dade.