Essential Workers at Miami Publix and Trader Joe’s Stores Want Hazard Pay
Grocery employees have become essential workers on the frontlines of an unprecedented public health crisis.
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South Beach LGBTQ Icon Henrietta Robinson Dies of COVID-19
Robinson, who is among the first out transgender women in South Florida, died Friday after being diagnosed with COVID-19.
Treatment of Fort Lauderdale’s Homeless Flouts CDC Coronavirus Guidelines
The officers’ actions appear to be out of step with federal guidelines.
South Florida Domestic Violence Shelters Fill Up During Coronavirus Crisis
For those who experience domestic violence, the outbreak has created a perfect storm of circumstance, trapping some in their homes with an abuser.
Environmental Watchdog Warns of “Forever Chemicals” in Miami-Dade Drinking Water
According to the organization, water tested in the Miami area ranked third highest in the nation for levels of PFAS.
State Rep Urges Congress to Help Free Florida Operative Held Hostage in Iran
Despite considerable public interest, little information has come to light concerning Robert Levinson’s whereabouts and well-being.
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Miami Company Will Rent Yachts for Super Bowl “Sailgating,” for All You Big Shots Out There
Sixteen-hundred bucks will score you a one-hour rental of a 103-foot megayacht with a captain and various amenities.
The Salvation Army’s Annual Gold Coin Stories Have an Extremely Familiar Ring
This holiday phenomenon is not limited to Broward County. Reportedly, gold coins have appeared in donation kettles across the nation for roughly two decades.
In Miami-Dade, Many Commonly Recycled Items End Up in the Trash
Solo cups, plastic hummus containers, and disposable cutlery are considered trash, not recyclable items.
Despite His Sleepwalking Defense, a West Palm Beach Man Was Convicted of Murder
After his arrest for murder, Randy Herman Jr. had a bizarre defense.