Broward Man Says Maskless Workers Violated County Rules
Home-security footage shows that at least three workers entered the apartment without any personal protective equipment.
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Miami-Dade Spent $400,000 on Unreliable Fever-Detecting Cameras
The reliability of temperature-detecting devices has been called into question by experts.
The Elderly Woman Evicted Before Hurricane Dorian Still Needs a Home
A 75-year-old woman was evicted from her home before Hurricane Dorian. Ten months later, she’s still living in a shelter.
After Offering to Help Remove Columbus Statue, Gramps Owner Gets Threat
The popular Wynwood bar was tagged with the phrase, “IF COLUMBUS GOES, YOU GO.”
Want to Investigate Your Miami Government? Here’s a Quick Guide
Every city in Miami-Dade County has a commission or council that makes decisions that directly affect people’s day-to-day lives.
Miami Janitors Protest Low Wages and Mistreatment Amid Coronavirus
Miami janitors say they continue to be underpaid, denied sick leave, and disrespected.
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Gramps Owner Offers to Sink Columbus Statue Into the Sea
Adam Gersten, the owner of Gramps tavern in Wynwood, has offered $5,000 to remove the Columbus statue from Bayfront Park.
In 2018 Text, Miami Mayor Called Police Department Problems “Made Up”
A text conversation shows that in 2018, Mayor Francis Suarez dismissed the notion that Miami’s police department had internal problems.
FIU Dreamers Await U.S. Supreme Court Decision This Month
Dreamers at FIU are left to wait and plan their next move in case the U.S. Supreme Court finds DACA’s repeal was lawful.
More Black Lives Matter Protests Planned This Weekend in South Florida
Protests against police brutality and racism in honor of George Floyd continue to sweep across South Florida.
Dream Defenders Want City of Miami to Create Homeless Shower Site
The group is asking the City of Miami to create another site where people experiencing homelessness can shower or use the bathroom.
Univision Broadcaster Angers Puerto Ricans With Looting Comment
“They were whites, Hispanics, from Puerto Rico. People no older than 35 years old,” Vallejo said in Spanish during the live broadcast.
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Westland Mall Kiosk Owners Fight Rent Charges During Lockdown
Some tenants say they were charged rent for the two months they were out of work — sometimes more than $1,000 a month for a kiosk.
George Floyd Protest in Miami Erupts Into Chaos
A downtown Miami protest that began peacefully Saturday afternoon erupted into chaos at nightfall.
Records Show FIU Hired Trapper to Exterminate Campus Cats
The euthanization of the campus cats drew the ire of several students.
South Florida Still Lacks Plans for a Hurricane During COVID-19
Emergency management agencies must contend with protecting people from the storm while isolating them from the virus.
Psych Eval Shows Miami PD Was Warned About Cop Who Handcuffed Doctor
Before Mario Menegazzo was hired, MPD was warned that he had previously been found psychologically unfit for a job in law enforcement.
Feud Between Dream Defenders and Homeless Trust Heats Up at Red Roof Inn
The rain-soaked demonstration was the latest chapter in a rivalry between Dream Defenders and Miami-Dade’s Homeless Trust.
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UM Doctor Says Miami PD Is “Trying to Cover” for Cop Who Broke Policy
The Miami police officer who handcuffed Dr. Armen Henderson broke three departmental rules.
Officer Who Cuffed UM Doctor Has History of Complaints
New Times was able to determine the officer who accosted the doctor is Miami police Sgt. Mario Menegazzo.
Miami Homeless Camp Targeted in “Cleanup”
David Peery, an advocate for Miami’s homeless, called the rousting “bad, cruel, and heartless.”
Advocates Say Miamians Without Cars Need Scooter and Bike Rentals
Some local officials believe rentable bikes and scooters are essential to residents and should be brought back.