Lawyer Plans to Sue City of Miami After Discovering Mystery Dossier
A local lawyer plans to sue the City of Miami after discovering an anonymous dossier that revealed his personal information.
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After Regime Change, Here’s What’s Happening With Miami’s Resilience Office
The public outcry ruffled feathers within city administration, even prompting the mayor to remark that “the optics on this were terrible.”
Rubio Flubs Phone-Bank Photo Op for Miami-Dade Candidate
A campaign post by Miami-Dade mayoral candidate Esteban Bovo shows Marco Rubio appearing to make campaign phone calls with his headphones disconnected.
Rundle Staffer Shares Campaign Flyer, Possibly Violating Elections Code
An employee in the State Attorney’s Office shared a flyer including a campaign ad for Rundle, prompting an ethics complaint.
Here Are Six of Rundle’s Most Controversial Cases
As the nation roils with protests calling for greater police accountability, Rundle’s legacy has come under closer examination.
Dream Defenders to Hold Anti-Rundle Press Conference
Local activists are calling for Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle to resign.
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Mistrust in Government Has Miami Lagging in Census Response
A lack of trust in the government could put Miami at risk of missing out on funding.
Lawsuit Claims Kardashian Surgeon Paid Russian Bots to Defame Miami Doctor
The saga includes medical negligence, Kim Kardashian, and Russian bots.
Builders of Fallen FIU Bridge Got Up to $5 Million in PPP
The politically connected construction firm partially responsible for the 2018 fatal FIU bridge collapse received a loan for up to $5 million.
Former Employee Accuses Miami Beach of Slut-Shaming
A discrimination lawsuit against the city accuses government employees of “slut-shaming,” and then firing, a worker.
Why Is Miami-Dade County Still Recycling While Cities Aren’t?
While the county continues recycling, Hialeah and Miami have suspended their programs, and it’s not only because of COVID.
University of Miami Professors and Students Protest Reopening Plan
Two petitions with over 2,000 combined signatures are calling for changes to the University of Miami’s fall reopening plan.
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Commissioner Pushes Miami Water Park Project Despite Environmental Concerns
Miami Wilds water park refuses to go away.
DeSantis Paints Misleading Picture of Virus Response in Optimistic Video
In a rose-colored video that read somewhat like a campaign ad, DeSantis painted a picture of unity on the coronavirus response.
Election Season Is Almost Here — Here’s How to Vote in Miami-Dade
Here’s a quick guide on deadlines, voter registration, mail-in ballots, and major items on the ticket.
Activist Interrupts Florida Governor: “Shame on You! You Are an Embarrassment!”
“We are getting record-breaking cases every day, and you are doing nothing,” activist Thomas Kennedy shouted at Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Parkland Survivors Want You to Pledge to Follow COVID-19 Safety Measures
The initiative asks people to promise to wear masks, practice social distancing, and follow safety measures to combat COVID-19.
Trump National Doral Could Become a Hurricane Shelter — Possibly Violating U.S. Constitution
Miami-Dade County is negotiating to use the hotel as an emergency shelter, but such a move could violate the U.S. Constitution.
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Injured Cyclist Will Sue After Miami-Dade Cop Crashed Into Him
A bicyclist struck by a Miami-Dade police vehicle plans to sue the department for his medical costs, lost wages, and mental anguish.
Advocates Say Ocean Drive Should Remain a Car-Free Zone
Some local businesses say they felt invigorated by the pedestrian era of Ocean Drive and are disappointed with the return of car traffic.
Oh, Great: Researchers Say Invasive Pythons Carry Dangerous Parasites
As if 2020 needed to get any worse, dangerous lung parasites brought by invasive pythons could pose a serious threat to local wildlife.
Attorney Questions “Bogus” Threat to Sue Teen for #RacistsofMiamiLakes Tweetstorm
First Amendment attorneys are calling a defamation lawsuit threat to a 17-year-old bogus, and merely an act of bullying.