Flo Rida Claims Energy-Drink Company Stiffed Him in Endorsement Deal
The rapper claims many of his royalties and stock bonuses are being withheld.
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Chaotic Vaccine Rollout Highlights Healthcare Disparities in Miami
Mistrust — brought about by years of marginalization and systemic racism in healthcare — remains an obstacle.
Judge Says Miami-Dade Can Keep Mask Mandate (Yes, There’s Still a Mask Mandate)
The judge wrote that “the protection of the public at large outweighs the right of an individual.”
Your Spotify Bill Probably Just Went Up Nearly 15 Percent. Here’s Why.
It just went up. Here’s why.
Feds Say Nuclear Equipment Failures Led to Shutdowns at Turkey Point
Industry watchdogs are questioning why so many things went wrong at Turkey Point last summer.
Broward Mayor Fears Drunken Revelry After Judge Nixes Liquor Curfew
Bars in Broward are set to resume late-night operations after a judge struck down restrictions on serving liquor and food after midnight.
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Did Dark-Money Donors Violate Election Law in Funding Amendment 4?
A court battle is still brewing to unmask the source of the Amendment 4 financing.
Mavericks Band Member and Friend Beaten in Tennessee Bar — Allegedly for Speaking Spanish
Lorenzo Molina Ruiz and a friend, Orlando Morales, say they were jumped by two men while waiting in a bathroom line.
Family of UPS Driver Killed in Miramar Shootout Sues Police
The suit claims police boxed in the kidnappers in heavy traffic and failed to negotiate with them, making a violent confrontation inevitable.
Homestead’s Coral Castle Sues Fortnite Developer for Using Its Name
The sculpture garden is now making an appearance in the popular Fortnite Battle Royale online game, allegedly without permission.
Miami-Dade Lawyers Equate Not Wearing a Mask to Pooping on the Street
Linda Cuadros claims her rights to privacy and due process are trampled by the countywide emergency order.
Miami Restaurants Fight Their Insurance Companies Over Coronavirus Losses
Cafe La Trova on Calle Ocho has been trying to collect its business-loss insurance since mid-March.
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In South Florida, Mortgage Companies Kept Foreclosing During Federal Moratorium
Charlotte, who served in the U.S. Air Force, had been trying to work with loan officers on a solution to keep her house, but to no avail.
What to Do if You Think You Have Coronavirus in Miami
Among health officials’ new recommendations: Younger patients with mild symptoms should not rush out to get tested for COVID-19.
Concertgoers Are Suing Rolling Loud After 2019 Stampedes
A Miami resident and mother of one says she is still reeling from injuries she sustained during a crowd panic at the 2019 Rolling Loud.
Florida Fraudsters Take Out Plastic Surgery Loans in the Names of the Dead
The total amount in plastic surgery loans confirmed or suspected as fraudulent exceeded a half-million dollars.
Miami Commissioner Wants Scooter Rental Companies Ranked by Safety Record
The companies that stay will have to show a plan to reduce accidents and minimize scooter clutter on sidewalks.
Homeowners Sue Aventura Isles Developers Over Chemical Contamination
Isolated areas in the residential development still turn up high arsenic levels.
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Bay Harbor Islands’ Town Attorney Accused of Fleecing $4 Million From Client
A client says he entrusted $4.9 million to Sherman over the years.