Trulieve-Funded Weed Legalization Measure Draws Reluctant Support
The marijuana legalization measure funded by cannabis giant Trulieve is inching closer to the Florida ballot.
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XXXTentacion Murder Trial: Verdict Is In (UPDATED)
As jury deliberations continue, does the defense have cause for hope?
XXXTentacion Murder Trial, Week 5: In the Jury’s Hands
Closing arguments concluded in the trial of three men accused of murdering Broward rapper XXXTentacion as he was leaving a motorcycle dealership in 2018.
XXXTentacion Murder Trial, Weeks 3 & 4: Jury Deliberations to Begin
Highlights from the ongoing trial of the trio accused of the 2018 murder of Broward rapper XXXTentacion.
XXXTentacion Murder Trial, Week 2: Eyewitnesses Describe Rapper’s Final Moments
Highlights from the trial of three men accused of murdering the Miami rapper in 2018.
XXXTentacion Murder Trial, Week 1: Robert Allen Comes Clean UPDATED
Testimony commenced in a Broward courtroom last week
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Broward Judge to Decide If Accused XXXTentacion Gunman Is Competent to Stand Trial
Michael Boatwright’s trial is currently set for January 9.
Churchill’s End: Have Fate and Acrimony Closed the Book on the Beloved Little Haiti Dive?
The storied Little Haiti pub is for sale – and it might not be coming back.
Current and Former Miamians Remember Al Crespo (1941-2022)
Read tributes from locals and expats who knew Miami’s incomparable citizen journalist.
Obituary: Al Crespo, Acerbic Citizen Journalist and Indefatigable Miami Gadfly
A rehabilitated bank robber, Charles Albert Crespo was Miami’s moral compass from the moment he launched the Crespogram Report in 2010.
Wartime Dispatch From Neutral Ground: Matryoshka Deli in Sunny Isles Beach
Opinions differ on the Ukraine invasion at Matryoshka Deli Food in Sunny Isles Beach, where Russian and Ukrainian immigrants shop side by side.
A Field Trip to Miami’s Clandestine Marijuana Bazaar
Every weekend, a roving cannabis bazaar pops up at various secret locations around Miami-Dade.
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Billy & Al: Cocaine Cowboys Filmmakers Reminisce About Miami’s Bad Old Days
Joined by ex-New Times writer Jim DeFede, Billy Corben and Alfred Spellman discuss the inspirations and influences that led to their new Netflix documentary series.
The Sweet Social Science: Mayweather vs. Paul Is All About Eyeballs and Clicks
On June 6, Logan Paul and his internet fanbase will find out if his fists can back up his mouth.
It’s 2021 — Why Hasn’t Florida Legalized Weed Yet?
It’s a safe bet that while Republicans remain in control of state government, marijuana prohibition will remain in full effect.
Politically Influential Parents Decry Anti-Racism Changes at Miami Catholic Girls’ School
The high-profile Carrollton parents reached by New Times say online criticism of their letter is misguided.
Dictionary.com Reps the 305, Adds “Supposably” to Site
“Supposably” is, like, super freaking real.
Who Threw a Party for a Maskless Crowd at Wynwood Warehouse?
Who’s responsible for throwing a party that drew a maskless crowd to Wynwood on Thanksgiving Eve?
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NAACP Criticizes New Miami-Dade Mayor for Hiring Guy They Wanted Fired
Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava is already turning off some of her staunchest supporters after her first week on the job.
Parents Criticize Event for Republican Candidate at Miami’s Centner Academy
The event is being held over the vociferous objections of some parents who question the appropriateness of the venue.
Despite Precautions, a Doral Amazon Warehouse Worker Describes an Environment That Allows COVID to Spread
The coronavirus roulette wheel landed on Joanna’s number during the second week of July.
Miami Escalates Assault on Homeless People by Regulating Public Feedings
The ACLU argues the city’s new feeding requirements would punish individuals who offer food to the homeless.