Proud Boys Respond to Trump’s Debate Night Comments
After Trump instructs Proud Boys to “stand back and stand by,” a Miami-based leader of the group proudly takes to Twitter to respond.
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Miami Mayor Ignores New Times Interview Request
The City of Miami took two months to respond to a records request for text messages to Mayor Suarez — only to say there’d been no texts at all.
Black-Owned Media Alliance Calls for Equitable Spending by Miami-Dade
“I think this county is at a place where it’s so diverse but so segregated.”
Miami Instagram Account Shows Party for 400 People During Pandemic
While nightclubs struggle to hold on, one promoter is throwing secret parties.
Miami Herald Undergoes Leadership Shakeup After LIBRE Scandal
After weeks of scandal, the Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald have shuffled their top brass.
Rubio Backtracks on His Own Supreme Court Comments From 2016
In 2016, Rubio said that it didn’t make sense to nominate a Supreme Court justice at the end of a presidential term.
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How Miami Herald Reporters Are Responding to a Tumultuous Year
The Miami Herald has been through bankruptcy, layoffs, and scandals over issues of race, leaving reporters to press on.
Civilian Panel Says Miami Cop Wasn’t Justified in Handcuffing Doctor
Miami’s Civilian Investigative Panel found that police Sgt. Mario Menegazzo improperly handcuffed a UM doctor.
Brother of Miami-Dade Mayoral Candidate Led Facebook “Hate Group”
In a Facebook group, the brother of mayoral candidate Esteban Bovo supported calls for an armed war against Black Lives Matter.
The Plantain and Billy Corben Start “Because Miami” News Site
Because Miami will aggregate relevant news from a variety of local sources, including Miami New Times and the Miami Herald.
Environmentalists Say Miami Wilds Water Park Project Violates Federal Law
International conservationists say a proposed water park in Miami-Dade could endanger one of the nation’s rarest bat species.
Dust From Miami House Demolition Violated Regulations and Irritated Neighbors
Neighbors say the demolition crew didn’t take any precautions to mitigate the dust kicked up by the destruction of the 79-year-old home.
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After Demolishing His House, City Offers Homeless Services to Miami Man
The City of Miami deemed Michael Hamilton’s family home an unsafe structure and demolished it last week.
Study Finds Rare Florida Bird Eats Junk Food to Survive
Like a college-age guy, a Florida bird species has adapted to survive on a diet of chicken wings, hot dogs, and chicken nuggets.
Miami Herald Censors Writer’s Podcast Addressing Salguero Controversy
Days after a sportswriter defended the three-fifths compromise, the Miami Herald is still doing damage control.
Pollution Has Cost Florida Millions, and the Bill Keeps Rising
In the past decade, the State of Florida has spent at least $20 million cleaning up and preventing algal blooms.
Miami Herald Sportswriter Defends Three-Fifths Compromise
Salguero’s tweet echoes opponents of the Black Lives Matter movement who argue that if you don’t like it here, you can leave.
Apparently, No One in Miami Knew There Was a COVID Curfew
Miami-Dade County has been under a curfew for almost two months, but some people didn’t get the message.
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For $15, You Can Adopt a Bat and Support Miami Conservation Efforts
What would you name a pet bat? Batthew McConaughey? Queen Elizibat? Ludwig van Bathoven?
Here’s a List of All the Horrible Shit Laura Loomer Has Said and Done
The most-banned woman on the internet somehow won a Florida Congressional primary.
USPS Delays Are Hurting Miami’s Small Businesses
In the face of a postal catastrophe, a handful of Miami businesses are banding together to show solidarity with the USPS.
Miami New Times‘ August 2020 Primary Election Live-Blog
Winner winner, chicken dinner.