John Walsh Takes on Unsolved Case of Missing Baby Andrew
John Walsh, best known as the longtime host of “America’s Most Wanted,” will examine the case on his Discovery Investigation program, “In Pursuit With John Walsh.”
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For Many in Miami, Rent Is Due April 1 — Do You Have to Pay?
A lot has changed since the last time rent was due.
Remember Traffic?
Since Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez issued a stay-at-home order last week, snarled traffic is a thing of the past.
Marco Rubio’s Brother-in-Law Dealt Coke With the Miami Drug Lord From Tiger King
Mario Tabraue’s tale has all the classic marks of a great Miami crime story. And there’s another interesting layer: a connection to U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida.
Oh, Great — AccuWeather Predicts Above-Average Hurricane Season
If the coronavirus pandemic already has you contemplating wiping your ass with a corncob, boy, do we have some bad news for you!
COVID-19 Will Be “Death Sentence,” Attorney Says After Miami-Dade Jail Visit
Advocates on the ground say Miami-Dade jails appear unsanitary and unprepared — and still filled with arrestees at high risk of contracting coronavirus.
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Be a Good Neighbor: A Few Ways You Can Help Miami Survive Coronavirus
Feeling lost? Here are a few ways to help your neighbors — or get help — in South Florida.
Archdiocese of Miami Suspends Masses, All Church Services
The archdiocese says funerals, christenings, and weddings must be limited to immediate family members who are not sick.
Miami New Times‘ 2020 Primary Election Live-Blog
Will Democratic voters in this new coronavirus reality choose former Vice President Joe Biden or Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders?
Nonprofits Ask Florida for Statewide Moratorium on Evictions
Beyond concern for the humanity and stability of renters, an eviction moratorium could be beneficial for public health, the groups argue.
Fort Lauderdale-Based Silver Airways Says It Won’t Survive Without Federal Aid
Silver Airways says federal funding is “required in order for the airline to survive the most dire crisis the industry has ever faced.”
Miami Beach Commissioner Asks if City Should Infect First Responders With Coronavirus
Arriola made a self-described bold proposal: that the city consider infecting its first responders with the novel coronavirus so they could develop antibodies.
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Andrew Gillum Involved in Alleged Crystal-Meth Incident in Miami Beach
Former Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum was allegedly involved in an incident involving crystal meth at a Miami Beach hotel.
Miami-Dade Police Suspend Evictions Amid Coronavirus Spread
The Miami-Dade Police Department this morning said it has suspended eviction enforcement amid the spread of coronavirus.
Nudist Leaders Spar Over Crime-Ridden Chickee Hut at Haulover Beach
Two local nudist leaders agree Haulover Beach has a crime problem, but they have different ideas about how to solve it.
Gables Fire Inspector Says UM Ignored Warnings About Deadly Dorm Conditions
According to the lawsuit, the alleged code violations could “result in life-threatening danger” to University of Miami students.
Instagrammer Who Harassed Parkland Families Going to Federal Prison
Before trial, Fleury’s federal public defenders attempted to classify his comments as free speech.
State Senate Candidate Rebuked for “Homophobic” Campaign Against Gay Foe
“Frankly, it is one of the most homophobic campaigns we’ve seen from a Democratic candidate this year.”
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Why Are Cars in Miami Always on Fire?
For some reason, cars on fire have become synonymous with Miami — but why? New Times set out to get answers.
North Miami Councilmen Condemn “Anti-Asian” Remarks Against Planned Chinatown
Galvin says the rhetoric surrounding coronavirus has reminded him of the 1980s panic about AIDS.
Don’t Sleep on Miami’s Best “Missed Connections” This Valentine’s Day
A slew of local “Missed Connections” mention Publix, so if you’re looking for love, make haste to your neighborhood supermarket.
Bloomberg, Who Pushed Racial Profiling in Minority Neighborhoods, Opens Office in Little Havana
Newly unearthed audio depicts presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg lauding the practice of racial profiling in minority neighborhoods not so different from Little Havana.