CAKEGATE 2023: Bad Bunny’s Restaurant Accused of Gobbling Birthday Girl’s Cake
When staff at Bad Bunny’s restaurant Gekko returned the leftovers of the birthday girl’s coveted strawberry pavlova cake, a grave injustice was revealed.
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Neighborhood Nazi Jon Minadeo Peddles Hate by the Minute
Neo-Nazi Jon Minadeo, the man behind the recent wave of anti-Semitic stunts in Florida, is a former YouTube rapper from a Mexican American family.
Gator Gets in on the Action at Tampa Bay Horse Race
The seven speeding horses narrowly escaped a reptilian intruder at Tampa Bay Downs.
No Rainbows Allowed: Florida Bill Seeks Strict Flag Rules for Schools, City Halls
Is the new bill a form of patriotism or exclusionism?
DeSantis Aide Cherry Picks Midtown Miami Pic for Political Points
Take a stroll outside the “Midtown bubble,” Christina.
Sports Agent Kyle Thousand Demands Thousands From Ex-NFL Star Michael Vick
The sports agent and attorney claims former Pro-Bowler Michael Vick stiffed him on a set of bills.
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Broward Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Man Choke-Slammed by Deputy
Prosecutors declined to pursue charges of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct against the 23-year-old.
Senate Bill Seeks Recompense for Wrongful Conviction in Coconut Grove Murder
Senate Bill 26 is seeking $1.6 million for Thomas Raynard James, who spent 32 years in prison after flimsy evidence led to his conviction for a 1990 murder.
Chicken Man Arrested at Carollo’s Big Block Party
Villainous miscreants dressed as chickens terrorized the grand opening of the Dogs & Cats Walkway in downtown Miami.
Carollo’s Controversial Pet Sculpture Park Set for Grand Opening
Giant painted metal dogs are guarding Maurice A. Ferre Park.
LEAKED EXCLUSIVE: Ron DeSantis’ Totally Real Journalism Course Documents
New Times shares the syllabus for Ron DeSantis’ new journalism class.
Brightline Ramps Up High-Speed Train Tests on Northern Track Expansion
Brightline, deemed America’s deadliest train, is testing trains through its north railway section at speeds of up to 110 mph.
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Alt-Right Troll “Baked Alaska” Will Serve Sentence at Miami Federal Prison for Capitol Breach UPDATED
The far-right media personality announced on Twitter that he will be reporting to Miami’s Federal Correctional Institution “very soon.”
Advocates Ask Surfside to Provide Shelter Instead of Hatching Plans to Punish Homeless
The ACLU is warning Mayor Shlomo that his uncompromising plan to keep Surfside “clean and pristine” violates homeless people’s constitutional rights.
Thin Skinned? Miami Cop Cited for Choking Man Who Called Him Nasty Name (VIDEO)
Bodycam footage captured two disturbing encounters in which Miami police officers manhandled a man who repeatedly called them “bitches.”
Wrap It Up: Miami Commission Caps Individual Speaking Time at Meetings
Only one side of the dais is allowed to bloviate at city hall.
City of Miami Reneges on Million-Dollar Contribution to Black-Led Nonprofit
Commissioner Alex Diaz de la Portilla shot down a planned million-dollar contribution to the Circle of Brotherhood.
“We Are Everywhere”: Ominous Messages on Anti-Abortion Counseling Centers Prompt Federal Charges
The unsealed indictment claims Caleb Freestone and Amber Smith-Stewart spray-painted threats on three Florida pro-life pregnancy centers this past summer.
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Flo Rida Wins $82 Million Verdict in Lawsuit Against Energy Drink Co. Celsius UPDATED
The jury returned a more-than $82 million verdict in favor of the Carol City native in his breach-of-contract case against the beverage maker.
What to Know Ahead of Trial for Three Men Accused of Killing Rapper XXXTentacion
Jury selection for the XXXTentacion murder trial is scheduled to begin this week.
Flo Rida Drops Beats for Jury in High-Stakes Case Against Celsius
The rapper and his legal team played a medley of his hits in the middle of a heated court battle against beverage company Celsius.
Appeals Court Asks Where Protesting Ends and Rioting Begins Under DeSantis-Backed Law
A trio of federal appeals court judges wants the Florida Supreme Court to weigh in.