Out of Sight: Dogs of Medley Overflow Shelter Await Salvation
The Medley shelter is the last refuge for dogs in county custody.
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Mr. Miami Marvin Jumps Into District 1 Commission Race
“We’re all tired of the way that the city has been going for the longest time,” Marvin Tapia tells New Times.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Suspends Presidential Campaign After False Debate Statement
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez halted his presidential run two weeks after falsely stating he’d met qualifications to appear on the debate stage in Milwaukee.
Turf War: South Florida Cities Spend Millions for Fake Grass Despite Resident Outcry
Aventura and other municipalities are spending big money on fake grass over the objection of residents who prefer their parks stay natural.
BBL Mecca: New Florida Law Aims to Curb Brazilian Butt Lift Deaths
Florida clamped down after the Brazilian butt lift secured a reputation as the deadliest plastic surgery.
Shareholder Class Action Against LifeWallet, John Ruiz Dismissed
Less than a week after filing the complaint, the plaintiff shareholder dropped the lawsuit over the company’s stock collapse.
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Congressman Calls Francis Suarez “Clown” Following Presidential Debate Debacle
“Blame yourself, blame your organization, blame your tactics,” Congressman Carlos Giménez says of Suarez’s campaign stumbles.
Mayor Suarez Baloney-Peddling Goes National With Presidential Debate Fiasco
We’d be downright derelict in our duties if we did not take you on a tour of the Miami mayor’s past bloviation.
Messi’s Wildest Goals in Leagues Cup Championship Run
Messi’s flurry of goals during the Leagues Cup tournament left some goalkeepers curled in a fetal position on the pitch.
Get to Know DeSantis-Backed School Rules Taking Effect This Year
Run through the new anti-“woke” laws that are reshaping classrooms.
Florida Crackdown on Student Nicknames Adds to Wave of Regressive School Rules, Advocates Say
Florida students returning to school will be confronted with a flurry of new rules that regulate their nicknames, where they use the bathroom, and what’s uttered in their classrooms.
Boca Woman Has Nervous Breakdown After French Bakery Labels Her “Cake Thief,” Lawsuit Says
Pictures of her were plastered all around the cash register at the Boca Raton bakery, declaring “CAKE THIEF!”
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Mayor Suarez’s Donation-Greasing Technique Opens Path to Presidential Debate Stage
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum have resorted to creative means to lubricate the gears of political donation.
Gettin’ Messi: MLS Fans Learn the Art of Soccer Hooliganism
American soccer fans are finally getting the hang of it.
Records Contradict Mayor Suarez’s “No City Funds” Claim on 2022 World Cup Trip
Two cops flew to Qatar and stayed at a posh hotel “to provide dignitary protection for the Honorable Mayor Suarez.”
Florida Researcher Says Goodbye to Centuries-Old Coral After Mass Bleaching Event
“I was crying for nearly the entire dive because I realized that I would likely never see these hundred-plus-year-old colonies alive again.”
Feds Investigating John Ruiz’s Record-Breaking LifeWallet SPAC Deal
Prominent attorney John Ruiz’s company LifeWallet has revealed that it’s the subject of a probe by federal regulators and received a subpoena from the Department of Justice.
Rosewood Man Guilty of Hate Crimes in Assault of Black Historian Marvin Dunn
Just before the 100th anniversary of the Rosewood massacre, a local resident in the rural Florida town flew into a racist rage against Black historian Marvin Dunn.
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CityNerd: Miami Is “Walkable Urbanism for the Rich”
Transit expert Ray Delahanty says Miami has “the kind of spine of metro rail service that you would hope the region is able to build upon and leverage.”
FEC Complaint Claims Artificial Flower Co. Illegally Funneled Money to Suarez PAC
An artificial flower business linked to a man from Guangzhou, China, donated $500K to the super PAC supporting Mayor Suarez, according to the Campaign Legal Center.
Lawsuit Over Instagram Pic of Dying Patient Moves Forward Against HCA Kendall
The father says that on the day he took his son off life support, he learned that a hospital employee had posted a photo of the dying 18-year-old on Instagram.
Drop in a Bucket? Miami-Dade Claws for Affordable Housing Units
The median list price for a home in Miami increased to nearly $600,000, which would eat up 80 percent of the typical local family’s monthly income if they took out a mortgage and paid property taxes.