Tune In (But Don’t Drop Out): FIU Hosts Cannabis and Psychedelics Conference
Curious about cannabis or how psylocibin can treat depression? Put this “Cannadelic” conference in your bong and toke it.
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Going Once: City of Miami Auctions Off Piles of Weird Stuff
If you happen to be in the market for two PS4s, a trumpet, or a boatload of girls’ clothing, you may be in luck.
“It’s Tragic”: Camillus House Beyond Capacity as Miami Rents Rise
As rents skyrocket, Camillus House struggles to meet record demand from Miami residents who can’t afford to live here.
July 5: The Dirtiest Beach Day of the Year
The masses of people who flock to beaches to celebrate leave a ton of crap behind.
Outdoor Center Staff Interrupts Apparent Bird Sacrifice on Virginia Key UPDATED
Staff at the Virginia Key Outdoor Center found boxes filled with live hens and pigeons and an apparent sacrifice-in-progress.
Points of Pride: Surfside Residents to Protest Town “Canceling” Pride and Free Speech
Demonstrators plan to gather outside the Surfside Town Hall.
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Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade: Local Politicians React
Miami politicians respond to the fall of Roe v. Wade.
Surfside Resident Fears New Construction One Year After Champlain Towers Collapse
Shannon Gallagher is suing the Town of Surfside for approving Hillcrest by the Sea and asking that a judge review the site plans.
Record-Breaking 215-Pound Burmese Python Captured in Southwest Florida
The female Burmese python measured 17.7 feet long and weighed 215 pounds.
Activist Sues Gov. DeSantis for Surveilling Him, Barring Him from Press Conferences
In a federal complaint, Thomas Kennedy alleges the government violated his civil rights.
Report: MIA and FLL Among Ten Worst U.S. Airports for Delays
Air passenger rights website AirHelp ranks MIA and FLL among the ten worst airports in the U.S. for on-time performance.
Miami City Commission Passes Gun Buyback Resolution to Ship Arms to Ukraine
In a previously unannounced move, the City of Miami resolved to create a buyback program that would ship Miamians’ firearms to Ukraine.
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Coming Soon: A “Little Bahamas” in Coconut Grove?
Miami has Little Havana and Little Haiti. A Little Bahamas in Coconut Grove might be next on the city’s Little agenda.
“Not a Political Club”: Without Tarrio, Miami Proud Boys President Moves Group in New Direction
As former Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio faces new federal charges, the group he once led is distancing itself from politics.
Waterworld? Five Miami Landmarks That’ll Be Better Underwater
Bayside Marketplace, Wynwood, and Miami Marine Stadium all stand to improve with the rising seas.
As Storm Clouds Gathered, Gun-Reform Activists Protested Outside Marco Rubio’s Miami Office
A combination of activists and organizations stressed that they’re “not trying to take away guns” but to enact nationwide gun-law reform.
Six Lessons From a Tour of Waste Management’s Local Recycling Facility
The truth about glass, the secret of the recycling symbol, and other lessons from a tour of Waste Management’s Reuter Recycling Facility.
It’s the First Day of Hurricane Season and Mother Nature’s Not Wasting Any Time
The NOAA predicts an above-average Atlantic hurricane season, and something’s already brewing in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Guinness World Record for Largest Freeze Dance Game Broken in Fort Lauderdale
On May 16, 2022, 1,308 players gathered at the Las Olas Intracoastal Promenade Park in Fort Lauderdale to break the previous record.
Overtown Office of Miami’s First Black Judge Declared a Historic Site
The designation seeks to preserve Lawson E. Thomas’ legacy from ongoing gentrification in Overtown.
Miami Beach 5-Year-Old Missing for Six Months Found Outside Atlanta
Miami Beach police declined to issue an Amber Alert for the missing Black girl when she went missing in November.
Employees at Understaffed Miami Prison Say Inmates, Guards, and Public Are at Risk
Some staff members estimate that 30 to 50 percent of FDC Miami’s medical positions are currently vacant.