Rebecca, a rookie actress, stood in front of a full-length mirror in the living room of her middle-aged director’s Miami Beach apartment. Osvaldo Strongoli hovered behind her, his eyes on her reflection. “Take your shirt off,” he commanded. She hesitated: Strongoli had already made her uncomfortable by using a brief…
Anne Posschelle rides her bike to and from work every day on the tree-lined, waterside Indian Creek Drive. But one night last week, as she neared the curve by 26th Street, she was horrified to see that almost all of the foliage — including protected mangroves — had vanished.
A culture of misogyny and macho bullying at Magic Leap, a high-profile, billion-dollar virtual-reality startup based in Broward, has put the company behind schedule on its launch date, according to a new lawsuit.
Ah, a day at the beach: sunny skies, white sand, gentle waves, and floating LED billboards for Señor Frog’s.
Children sleeping on the streets. Strained police, fire-rescue, and emergency medical services. An increase in homelessness, robberies, and crime. A resolution from Miami-Dade County Commissioner Sally Heyman paints a bleak picture of the potential pitfalls of medical marijuana, which was legalized in Florida with support from 71 percent of voters last November.
Miami Beach city commissioners plan to require that parking garages built in the future can be converted into housing.
The video is dark and grainy, but according to the family and attorneys of Junior Prosper, it shows a Miami-Dade Police officer fatally shooting him as he crawled away along I-95. The footage — obtained from a nearby business — is a key piece of evidence…
There were plenty of references to tiny hands — one sign even featured a pair of moving doll hands — and to nasty women.
A Miami company pairs tourists with professional photographers who document their trips. “If you don’t put up a picture of where you went,” the founder says, “it’s like you didn’t go.”
Poor Jeb! After patiently waiting his turn to run for president, he was walloped mercilessly by schoolyard bully Donald Trump. The Donald branded him a “low-energy” candidate and gleefully taunted him for deploying his mother in campaign ads (“Jeb – mom can’t help you with ISIS, the Chinese or with Putin,” Trump tweeted).
“Hillary Clinton is like a godmother,” Evelio Medina says, chuckling. “She created us.” Trump got crushed in Miami-Dade on Election Day, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have die-hard backers in this blue county — few more vocal than Medina, who has embraced Clinton’s use of “deplorables” to describe…
Less than 1 percent of Florida gun transactions were denied due to mental health issues in recent years.
The surfboard bobbed in the rolling waves off Huntington Beach, its fins facing toward the darkening sky. At first, the other surfers — at least a dozen of them, all soaking up the last bit of sunlight that late Sunday afternoon — didn’t notice. Then the yelling began. “Hey!” came…
Esteban Marcelo Guzman-Santiago, of Fort Lauderdale, received death wishes on Facebook after users thought he was the gunman who opened fire at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
Esteban Santiago has been identified as the shooter who opened fire at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, according to NBC News.
The Broward Sheriff’s Office has confirmed five people are dead in a shooting in Terminal 2 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
Club Madonna is suing the City of Miami Beach, arguing that officials are trying to drive the strip joint out of business.
Here’s your yearly reminder not to shoot your gun into the air on New Year’s Eve.
Newly released video footage shows Israel Hernandez hustling through an alleyway, tailed by two officers carrying what the family believes to be guns. The 18-year-old artist died after being hit in the chest with a Taser.
Charles Hashim captured Miami as it began to shift from a sleepy Southern town to the international city it is today.
Famed Miami boat captain Mark “the Shark” Quartiano was taking clients fishing around 8 a.m. when he noticed something bobbing in the water and turned back. His crew fished out a package he believes contains cocaine or cash.
County officials say they have a plan to restore the storied Coconut Grove Playhouse. But the plan would save only the exterior building and demolish the theater itself.
