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B. Scott McLendon

B. Scott McLendon joined New Times staff in 2025. A national award-winning journalist, he previously covered education, crime, courts, and local government for daily newspapers in Alabama, Louisiana, and Texas. He holds a bachelor’s in journalism from Troy University.

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Several mangos sit in a pile.

Is It Legal to Pick Mangos off Your Neighbor’s Tree?

By B. Scott McLendonJune 20, 2025

The arrest of the apparent mango defender armed with a black pistol sparked the time-honored Miami question.

An ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) officer arrests someone as another officer looks on

Dozens Speak Out as Miami Approves ICE Agreement

By B. Scott McLendonJune 17, 2025

Residents begged Miami city commissioners not to empower cops to pitch in with immigration enforcement. It didn’t work.

Protesters in Miami rally against President Donald Trump policy decisions.

Photos: Miami Residents Protest President at ‘No Kings’ Rally

By B. Scott McLendon and OthersJune 16, 2025

Miami protesters expressed dissent on issues ranging from ICE’s immigration raids to DOGE cuts to Trump’s military parade.

An ICE agent holds a man in handcuffs

What Ralph Rosado’s Election Means for Miami’s ICE Agreement

By B. Scott McLendonJune 16, 2025

The city commission deferred the item until it could replace the late Manolo Reyes.

Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.

FIFA Club World Cup Ticket Prices Plunge – Is There an ICE Factor?

By B. Scott McLendonJune 13, 2025

Ticket prices for the FIFA Club World Cup have dropped sharply following ICE and CBP announcements about security at the games.

Immigration enforcement officers stand outside a parked vehicle,

ICE Plans Presence at Miami’s Club World Cup Games

By B. Scott McLendonJune 12, 2025

Many soccer fans were already worried after U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced they’d be at the games in Miami.

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Miami City Commissioner Damian Pardo

Damian Pardo Introduces Election Reforms to Miami City Commission

By B. Scott McLendonJune 10, 2025

If approved Thursday, the measures would go to voters and aim to boost participation, transparency, and accountability.

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Three Miami-Area Cities Have Nation’s Strongest Buyers’ Markets

By B. Scott McLendonJune 9, 2025

Redfin ranks three Miami cities first, second, and third, for having the highest disparity between home sellers and buyers.

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Border Agents at Miami’s Club World Cup? FIFA Fans Are Worried

By B. Scott McLendonJune 6, 2025

U.S. Customs and Border Protection will help with security as Miami hosts FIFA’s Club World Cup, officials announced Thursday.

Miami Indivisible Calls for SoFlo to Rally for Science

By B. Scott McLendonJune 4, 2025

The goal is to push lawmakers to restore funding to scientific organizations after cuts from the Trump administration.

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Miami Suburb Among Worst Places to Raise a Family in U.S.

By B. Scott McLendonJune 3, 2025

WalletHub recently ranked the best and worst places to live in the United States and put a Miami suburb near the bottom.

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Inside the Curious World of Raccoon Island, Biscayne Bay’s Cutest Mystery

By B. Scott McLendonJune 2, 2025

A tourist trend attracting visitors to tour Raccoon Island and feed wildlife there has some hidden consequences, experts say.

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Proposed FPL Energy Rate Hike Has South Florida Divided

By B. Scott McLendonMay 30, 2025

Many residents at a Florida Power & Light (FPL) hearing in Hollywood spoke in favor of the 11.9 percent rate increase.

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Animal-Rights Advocates Aim to End Florida’s Multibillion-Dollar Cockfighting Industry

By B. Scott McLendonMay 23, 2025

Advocates hope the federal FIGHT Act will arm authorities with more ammunition in the battle to end cockfighting.

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Doral Mayor Seeks Solutions to ‘Harsh’ Trump Decision Ending Protections

By B. Scott McLendonMay 22, 2025

The Doral Mayor joins her Republican colleagues, calling for alternative solutions to ending protections for Venezuelans.

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Pompano Beach Sibling Pastors in Legal Fight Over ‘Slander’ and ‘Stolen’ Inheritance

By B. Scott McLendonMay 22, 2025

A Pompano Beach pastor has filed a slander lawsuit against her brother, also a pastor, in a $750,000 inheritance dispute.

Miami’s “This is Why I Live Here” Social Media Trend Goes Off The Rails

By B. Scott McLendonMay 21, 2025

Many social media users shared earnest examples of what they love about Miami, but the trend quickly took an ironic turn.

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Doral Mayor Responds to Removal of Venezuelan Temporary Protected Status

By B. Scott McLendonMay 20, 2025

Mayor Christi Fraga asks residents for calm amid fears that thousands of Venezuelan refugees are about to lose protections.

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What’s Up With Those Elizabeth Holmes Billboards in Miami?

By B. Scott McLendonMay 20, 2025

Miami-area billboards proclaim the innocence of an infamous entrepreneur convicted in the Theranos fraud scheme.

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10 Miami Road Construction Projects to Avoid This Week

By B. Scott McLendonMay 19, 2025

Officials are warning motorists to watch for construction county wide, including parts of SW 16th Street and SW 87th Avenue.

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Fort Lauderdale Activists Protest Black Bear Trophy Hunt

By B. Scott McLendonMay 16, 2025

People across Florida are protesting an upcoming black bear trophy hunt, where advocates fear hundreds of bears may be slain.

Bottles of herbicide "Roundup" sit on a shelf.

Lawsuit: Ft. Lauderdale Man Alleges Roundup Caused His Cancer

By B. Scott McLendonMay 13, 2025

A longtime South Florida landscaper is suing Bayer and Monsanto, alleging that they undersell the hazards of Roundup.

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