Chuck Strouse

Chuck Strouse is the former editor in chief of Miami New Times. He has shared two Pulitzer Prizes and won dozens of other awards. He is an honors graduate of Brown University and has worked at newspapers including the Miami Herald and Los Angeles Times.

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Former New Times Art Critic Carlos Suarez de Jesus, Who Died February 3 at Age 61, Is a Forever Legend

By Chuck Strouse
Feb 7, 2022

Carlos Suarez de Jesus was a uniquely Miami renaissance man.
New Times News Editor Jessica Lipscomb Wins Prestigious Clarion Award

By Chuck Strouse
Jul 2, 2019

Miami New Times news editor Jessica Lipscomb has won the 2019 Clarion Award for the best feature story in a weekly newspaper in the United States. Sponsored by the Association for Women in Communications (AWC), the Clarions are a hotly contested national competition. The winning story, "Deadly Dreams," detailed...
Five Times Cruise Lines Put Profits Ahead of Passengers

By Jessica Lipscomb and Chuck Strouse
Apr 14, 2019

Cruise lines repeatedly put profits ahead of passengers, as outlined in multiple lawsuits and news stories.
Crystal Wagar Could Be South Florida's Next Political Leader

By Chuck Strouse
Apr 10, 2019

Sure, yesterday was a big day in elections. Donald Trump buddy and crook Benjamin Netanyahu won reelection in Israel, Raúl Valdés-Fauli edged out Jeannett Slesnick for mayor in Coral Gables, and there was a statistically bizarre tie for the final council seat in Miami Shores that could mean an April 30...
Liberty City Hunger Strike: Brave Men and Amazing Publicity, but Little Action So Far

By Chuck Strouse
Mar 26, 2019

One man, McArthur Richard Sr., has lost 27 pounds. Another, Anthony Blackman, has dropped 16. Seven others haven't eaten solid food for 17 days. So far, four mayors, six county commissioners, three police chiefs, and a host of state senators, school board members, and local leaders have stopped by ...

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