New Affordable Housing Cooperative Opens in Liberty City
The Housing and Healing Justice Corps is a new affordable housing cooperative created to help Miamians struggling to find a place to live amidst the rising rent prices.
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Florida Finally Grants Commercial Pot License to a Black Farmer
The Florida Department of Health has announced its plans to issue Donell Gwinn the marijuana cultivation and distribution license set aside for a Black farmer.
Broward Sheriff’s Office Wants $200,000 From Forfeiture Fund to Buy More Rifles UPDATED
The Broward Sheriff’s Office is asking the county commission to approve $200,000 in funding from a civil forfeiture fund to purchase tactical rifles.
Coral Gables Trying Once More to Annex Little Gables Neighborhood
Though some Little Gables residents believe annexation will provide better police services, concerns remain over what will become of a trailer park housing more than 200 elderly residents.
Critics, Supporters React to DeSantis’ Banishment of Migrants to Martha’s Vineyard
Many noted the hypocrisy of a governor who recently traveled to Miami to honor victims of authoritarian regimes.
Founders Fund Exec Tweets Tale of Bulldog Diarrhea on Miami-Bound Flight
Ever hear the one about the bulldog with bowel issues that sat next to a tech guru’s boyfriend on a flight to Miami?
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Antisemitism and Extremism on the Rise in Florida, ADL Report Says
The Anti-Defamation League’s Center on Extremism found 400 incidents of white supremacist propaganda occurred in Florida from January 2020 to August 2022.
Diplomat Hotel Workers May Strike This Week Over Low Wages and Strained Working Conditions
Diplomat Beach Resort workers says their wages have been stagnant while their increased workload has pushed them to the breaking point post-pandemic.
Charlie Adelson Must Remain Behind Bars Ahead of Dan Markel Murder Trial
Prosecutors allege Charlie Adelson paid two hit men to kill his former brother-in-law and law professor Dan Markel.
Miami-Dade School Board Nixes LGBTQ History Month
Bowing to protests of “sexual identity indoctrination,” the school board voted 8-1 not to recognize LGTBQ History Month.
University of Miami Listed Third in Latest Rankings for Best Value Colleges in Florida
Despite higher tuition, UM ranks near the top in one study’s list of best bang for the buck in Florida.
Man Who Left Animal Carcasses at Parkland Memorial Has History of Violent Threats, Police Say
A 29-year-old Margate man, who was arrested for leaving animal carcasses around a shooting memorial, has a history of making violent threats, the Broward Sheriff’s Office says.
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Marijuana Patients Say Florida’s New Dose Limits Stifle Treatment
Medical marijuana patients in Florida fear the new caps on THC dose will interfere with their treatment.
Club Space Apologizes for Queerphobic Incident Involving Its Dance Platform Policy
Bruno Olmedo was kicked out of Space for dancing on one of the venue’s platforms.
El Portal Residents Condemn Herbicide Spraying Along Miami’s Little River
Neighbors say herbicides are destroying the Little River’s ecosystem and threatening Biscayne Bay’s manatee population.
Crackergate: Kendall Waitstaff’s Utensil Rant Causes Crab House Chaos
A Reddit user asked whether it’s normal for restaurants to compel servers to buy tools for customers to use.
Hot Take: Experts Say Long-Range Forecast for Hotter South Florida May Be Optimistic
Study predicts Miami-Dade will see double the present average of days with a heat index above 100 degrees by 2053.
Running With Scissors: Florida Man Story From 2018 Goes Viral Again
“Homeless, armless Florida man arrested for stabbing a tourist”: Just another day in Miami, right?
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Teachers and Parents Give DeSantis’ Military Veterans Certification Pathway a D-
The state’s Military Veterans Certification Pathway provides a five-year teaching certificate, no college degree required.
Researchers Rescue Corals Damaged in Miami Beach Seawall Collapse
University of Miami and NOAA researchers will study the 43 coral colonies they rescued from the collapse.
Evicted Tenants Demand Action Against Landlord of Unsafe Miami Beach Building
Former residents of 700 Euclid Ave. in Miami Beach say the owner let the building fall into disrepair before a ceiling collapsed in June.
Marijuana Advocates Aren’t Sold on Trulieve’s Recreational Cannabis Initiative
Advocates decry the lack of a home-cultivation clause in Florida’s newest recreational marijuana initiative.