Rundle Clears Miami-Dade Cop in Two Shootings, Including One of Unarmed Teen
Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle has quietly declined to pursue a criminal case against Officer Ronald Neubauer.
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WSVN Confirms That Twitter-Famous Producer Joel Franco Is Gone
After a swelling Twitter backlash, WSVN social-media producer Joel Franco is no longer an employee at the station.
Hialeah Lawmaker Says Colleague’s AR-15 Tweet Was Inciting Violence
Polo believes Sabatini’s tweet this weekend “took it to another level.”
“We Might Be Next”: After Miami Jail Death, Infected Inmates Live in Fear
Charles Hobbs’ death was a turning point on the inside — an indisputable example of the danger each of them faces from behind bars.
George Floyd Protest in Miami Erupts Into Chaos
A downtown Miami protest that began peacefully Saturday afternoon erupted into chaos at nightfall.
Why Some Miami Bars Are Reopening While Others Aren’t
As some local taverns began reopening their dining rooms, an order from Miami City Manager Arthur Noriega put the Champagne back on ice.
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Did Politics Keep Ball & Chain From Reopening? Miami’s Joe Carollo Says No
Carollo has been critical of Ball and Chain fulfilling food and drink orders to go and does not believe the bar should be allowed to reopen.
Miami Beach Towing Companies Say City Owes Them $1.8 Million
A letter from the towing companies gives the city until May 29 to pay up.
Miami Reality Star Sentenced to Federal Prison for Gun Possession
After decades of dodging violent criminal charges, South Beach Classics star Ted Vernon has been ordered to report to federal prison.
Miami-Dade Mayor Blasted for Pic in Busy Barbershop
A hairstylist in Palm Beach County remarked: “This is EMBARRASSING!… This picture is why the numbers are going to spike.”
Here’s What Miami Salons Will Be Like When They Reopen This Week
After two long months in limbo, Miami-Dade hair salons can reopen today, albeit with many new restrictions.
Miami Beach Once Again Tries to Ban Panhandling, a Constitutionally Protected Activity
Amid a global pandemic, city leaders are once again looking to crack down on panhandlers in Miami Beach.
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Six Miami Police Officers Suspended After Crash That Killed 23-Year-Old
MPD’s internal affairs unit is looking into whether officers had been chasing a Mustang involved in a fatal hit-and-run in Middown on May 5.
The Story Behind That Bizarre Pro-Trump Coronavirus Ad in the Miami Herald
Because the ad did not contain the company’s full name, Herald readers had no real way to know who placed the ad.
No, Your Landlord Can’t Shut Off Your Electricity or Water in Florida
Under Florida law, landlords can’t shut off a home’s power or water in an attempt to force out their renters.
That Jacksonville Lady Wants You to Know She’s “Not a Moron”
Wendy Diaz’s impression was so spot-on that many people thought she was for real.
Your Disgusting Cough Can Travel up to 12 Feet, FAU Researchers Say
If you’re squeamish about mucus membranes, stop reading now.
Reopen Florida Protest Has Ties to Proud Boys
Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio says he didn’t mention the group in promotional materials because he thinks his affiliation is irrelevant.
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Miami Man Filmed at Packed Balcony Party Is Sorry for Not Social Distancing
Video snippets from the get-together prompted a massive backlash against the friend group.
Here Are the Ridiculous Things Miamians Are Wearing as Masks
In these quarantine times, Miamians have been spotted wearing some creative facial coverings.
Florida Politicians Still Don’t Understand How Gloves Work
A number of elected officials in Florida have very publicly been examples of what not to do if you’re trying to stop the spread of a deadly virus.
Dr. Brandt Foundation Honors Late Miami Dermatologist With PPE Donation
As the coronavirus puts a stranglehold on South Florida, the Dr. Brandt Foundation honors its namesake’s connection with the University of Miami.