Coronavirus Fears Kill Chinese New Year Festival in Miami
Although no cases of the virus have been reported in Miami, the local Chinese Cultural Foundation has preemptively canceled a Chinese New Year festival.
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Nonbinary Broward Candidate Confronts Florida Rep Sponsoring Anti-Trans Bill
Manley says Sabatini refused to acknowledge the gender spectrum and declared that all identities beyond male and female are “manufactured.”
Fight Over Public Toilets and the Homeless Reignites in Miami
City Commissioner Ken Russell says the city already spends “a significant amount” of money pressure washing the streets daily to keep excrement from building up.
Miami Feels Tremors From Earthquake Near Cuba and Jamaica
The earthquake was apparently so strong that tremors reached Miami.
Instant Repay? Miami Tax Prep Owner Caught on Video Swiping Rival’s Sign
“It’s like an episode from Caso Cerrado,” says Aileen Guillen, CEO of the Tax Team.
Fitness Instagrammer Sues Miami Plastic Surgeon for Botched Butt-Injection Removal
Jenelle Butler says she was left debilitated — unable to drive a car, bathe normally, sit on the toilet, or lift her children.
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Miami’s One Day of Winter Has Finally Arrived
Miami’s one day of winter means three things: abominable fashion choices, churros con chocolate, and an apocalyptic hailstorm of frozen iguanas.
Report: Miami City Manager Resigns Following Accusations of Fraud
Commissioner Joe Carollo has accused Gonzalez of submitting a fraudulent permit application to renovate a deck in his backyard.
FAU Researcher Says We Should Teach Teens “Safe Sexting”
Modern times demand modern solutions — that’s why one Florida researcher argues it’s important to teach teens “safe sexting.”
Bail Industry Donates Thousands to Reelect Incumbent Miami-Dade State Attorney
Miami-Dade bail bond companies are already lining up to support Rundle’s reelection bid.
Miami Beach Volleyball Players Booted From Courts to Accommodate Super Bowl LIV
City officials say it was necessary to boot the volleyball players in order to accommodate a broadcast studio for Fox Sports.
Who Is Janis Saxon, Miami Beach’s Most Controversial Facebook Poster?
Since late 2015, Saxon has been a recurring presence on social media.
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DaBaby Arrested in Miami, Will Make Court Appearance Later Today
The Texas warrant charges DaBaby with one count of battery.
Mom Says Her Son Died Because Miami Police Took Him to Jail Instead of Hospital
By the time Miami police found Costello, he was unconscious.
Vandal Who Wrote Epstein Message on Art Basel Banana Wall Back in Miami Court
Massachusetts artist Rod Webber called his work “The Lipstick.”
Miami Beach Parks and Rec Worker Says Supervisor Used Racial Slur
Terry says he has encountered serious racial discrimination at work.
Sunny Isles Beach Investigating Herbicide Use After Resident Complaints
City leaders are investigating a contractor’s alleged use of Roundup.
Florida Petition to Legalize Marijuana Dies From Lack of Signatures
Though Regulate Florida is now kaput, another initiative, Make It Legal Florida, remains viable.
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Seven Miami New Times Stories That Made an Impact in 2019
Here are seven stories that made an impact in 2019.
A Miami Funeral Home Straight-Up Lost a Dead Woman’s Ashes, Family Says
To this day, Rolle has no idea what happened to her sister’s cremains.
Another Person Says Royal Caribbean’s Bungee Trampoline Caused Broken Bones
After suffering fractured ribs, Hernandez has sued Royal Caribbean.
Miami New Times‘ Most Popular Longreads of 2019
Here are the ten most-read longform stories we published in 2019.