Ex-Argentine Officer Living in Miami Sued for Role in Trelew Massacre 50 Years Later
Families of the victims of the Trelew Massacre of 1972 have sued Roberto Bravo in Miami under the Torture Victims Protection Act.
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“City of Peasant Living”: South Miami Welcome Sign Altered After Panhandling Ordinance Passed
Mayor Sally Philips suspects the vandalism is linked to a recent ordinance that criminalizes panhandling.
Is it Legal to Pick Mangos Off Your Neighbor’s Tree?
Business law attorney David Barman explains the dos and don’ts of mango picking in Miami-Dade.
Weed Did It! Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Can Finally Open in Miami
The three-year debate on whether a medical marijuana dispensary can open in Miami is finally over.
Threatened Tricolored Heron Nest Photographed at West Kendall Development Site
Calusa residents are eager to learn how the photographic evidence will affect the 550-home plan.
Watch Grandpa Go! National Senior Games Kick Off in Fort Lauderdale
From pickleball to power walking, more than 11,000 athletes ages 50 to 103 are participating in the National Senior Games in Fort Lauderdale.
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Boca Raton Attorney Richard Ozelie Allegedly Leaked Clients’ Confidential Files
The recipient, a former client, says she tried to do the right thing – to no avail.
Miami Is Garbage at Recycling
Miami-Dade County’s recycling rate has taken a nosedive in the past decade.
If Most Floridians Have COVID-19 Antibodies, Why Is Miami-Dade’s Case Positivity Rising?
In Miami-Dade, approximately 131 more COVID-19 cases were reported each day last week than the week before.
Á‘ooo! Que Barato! Ad Depicts TV Show Host In Blackface
A video ad for the iconic Hialeah department store Á‘ooo! Que Barato! depicts a popular Cuban TV comedian in blackface to tout its Santería garb.
Miami Billionaire John Ruiz Wants to Build UM Football Stadium at Tropical Park
John Ruiz is still at it, despite the failure of his plan to build a football stadium at Coral Gables Senior High.
Miami Billionaire John Ruiz’s New Private 767 Plane Has a Master Bedroom
John Ruiz hired VIP Completions to turn a Qantas Boeing 767 into a luxury penthouse that can fly.
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How to Legally Have Your Cannabis Wedding Cake in Florida, and Eat It Too
South Florida marijuana attorney on how to throw a cannabis-spiked wedding in Florida.
“YouTube Thief” Pleads Guilty to $20 Million Scam, Forfeits Tesla and BMW
Webster Batista has pleaded guilty to one felony count of conspiracy and one count of wire fraud in federal court.
Broward Proud Boy Barry Ramey’s Jan. 6 Arrest Reveals “Multiple Confidential Human Sources”
An FBI affidavit suggests that “multiple” people with knowledge of the Proud Boys are cooperating with law enforcement.
Florida Atheist Petitions to Ban the Bible in Miami-Dade and Broward Schools
Chaz Stevens has petitioned eight Florida school districts to ban the Bible, citing its inappropriate content.
“About to Get F*cked”: Billy Corben Mini-Doc Slams Miami Soccer Stadium Deal
A new mini-doc compares the proposed soccer stadium to Marlins Park boondoggle.
Disbarred Anti-Video Game Attorney Wants to Save the Parkland Shooter
John B. “Jack” Thompson believes Nik Cruz’s Halo habit played a significant role in the Parkland shooting.
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Forgotten Refugees: Recent Afghan Arrivals Struggle to Build a New Life in Miami
While the world’s attention has moved on to other crises, Afghan refugees who fled to the U.S. after the Taliban takeover are struggling to make a life in Miami.
Miami’s Geezer Commissioners Really Hate Weed
Two baby boomer commissioners, Joe Carollo and Manolo Reyes, remain staunchly anti-weed.
Gen Z Tenants Booted From Gables Apartment Slated for Redevelopment Are Leaving Miami
A tale of two tenants at 503 Santander Ave.
Four Outlandish Excuses to Get Out of Jury Duty for Parkland Shooter Sentencing
“I have my sugar daddy that I see every day.”