Three People Shot to Death While Driving in Miami-Dade So Far This Year
These cases aren’t road-rage incidents but are believed to be connected to Miami street gangs.
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Rowers Are Being Harassed by Jet Skiers at Miami Marine Stadium Basin
Rowers worry Jet Skiers are targeting them for attempting to banish personal watercraft from the basin.
Study: I-95 in Fort Lauderdale Is the Deadliest Mile in America
Twenty-four people died in fatal car crashes on I-95 between I-595 and State Road 84 in Fort Lauderdale between 2000 and 2019.
Why FIU Wants to Build a “Category 6” Hurricane Prototype Facility
Hurricanes are getting stronger and more frequent. FIU aims to create a new facility to prepare for them.
What It Was Like at Miami’s January 6 “Commemoration”
Roughly 30 people gathered to commemorate the anniversary at the Federal Detention Center downtown.
Over Under Went Under for Operating Without a Liquor License
Over Under was shut down by the Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco.
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The Year of the NFT: Art Basel Returns to Miami IRL, but Its Hottest Inventory May Be on the Blockchain
Will the buzz around this trendy acronym be a momentary flash in the pan, or will it eventually become a respected and lasting form that will disrupt the traditional art world?
Ron and Rita Are the Feel-Good Bird Story Miami Needs Right Now
Thousands tuned in to the the ZooMiami Eagle Cam to watch the mating pair of bald eagles lay two eggs.
Ron Magill Puts County Commission on Blast for Calusa Housing Deal
MiamiZoo icon Ron Magill and other West Kendall residents urge county mayor to veto green-space development.
A Fancy Ketamine Clinic Is Coming to Wynwood
Toronto-based Field Trip Health will offer ketamine-assisted therapy in Wynwood by spring of 2022.
Francis Suarez Creates “How Can I Help?” NFTs to Benefit Little Haiti
Miami’s mayor has created a dozen NFTs to benefit the Little Haiti Coding Boot Camp.
Does Serial Killer Aileen Wuornos Haunt This Florida Dive Bar?
After Aileen Wuornos was executed, staff and patrons at the Last Resort near Daytona began experiencing what they consider “paranormal activity.”
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From Tenant to Squatter: Meet the Hamilton’s Last Holdout
Only one tenant remains in the 275-unit building in Edgewater.
Climate Change Is Already Affecting Miami’s Disabled Residents
Residents with spinal-cord injuries struggle as rain and flooding become more frequent in Miami.
Malingering Magluta? Judge Denies Compassionate Release
Convicted “cocaine cowboy” Sal Magluta’s motion for compassionate release was denied last week.
Dead Kitten Found in Miami Beach With Ominous Note Taped to Its Corpse
A woman walking her dog in Miami Beach found a dead cat with an ominous note taped to its corpse.
Thomas Raynard James Sure Seems to Have Been Wrongfully Convicted. So Why Is He Still in Prison?
A July GQ investigation brought to light evidence that would exonerate a man for a murder he did not commit.
Miami-Dade’s New Transit Director Is a Cyclist Who’d Rather Not Drive
Eulois Cleckley took over the county’s Department of Transportation and Public Works last month.
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Nine Structures That Have Been Evacuated or Collapsed Since Surfside
A timeline of Miami-area structures that have collapsed or been evacuated since the Champlain Towers South fell on June 24.
Facemask Nearly Killed This Anhinga in Doral
An anhinga had to be rescued in Doral after a cloth facemask became entangled around its beak.
South Beach Murder Won’t Stop Florida Push to Legalize Medicinal Psilocybin
An alleged link between hallucinogenic mushrooms and the murder of Dustin Wakefield might affect the push to legalize the substance in Florida.
Families of Miamians Shot by Police Join National March on Washington
Amalia Villafane and Crystal Foster will join more than 300 others for the Families Impacted by Police Brutality March on Washington.