One Small Role for a Miami Man, One Giant Leap for People With Disabilities
Rhonel Cinous helped test out voice-command technology on a spacecraft on a mission orbiting the moon.
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Florida Politics Publisher Explains “Combination Journalism” After Pay-to-Play Accusations
Florida Politics is one of the latest outlets revealed to have financial ties with consultants for FPL.
Miami Seaquarium Changes Its Tune on Releasing Lolita the Orca to Sanctuary
Miami Seaquarium has a newfound interest in releasing Lolita the orca from her cramped tank.
Relive Every Crucial Moment From the Dolphins’ 32-29 Last-Second Loss in Buffalo
The less said, the better.
Mayor Suarez Misstates Poll Findings, Declares Miami “Best City in U.S.”
Francis Suarez got a little overexcited about the results of a recent survey.
Free Speech Auditing Community Shaken by Death of Miami Activist Jay Lopez
Lopez spearheaded a no-holds-barred approach to confronting Miami police on camera.
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Mayor Francis Suarez Kicks It With David Beckham at World Cup in Qatar
Regarding Suarez’s Qatar sojourn, New Times has some questions.
Miami-Dade School Board Passes Classroom Flag Restrictions, With Caveat
The Miami-Dade school board measure, aimed at limiting teachers’ display of politically tinged flags, was criticized as vague and a waste of resources.
Broward Judge to Decide If Accused XXXTentacion Gunman Is Competent to Stand Trial
Michael Boatwright’s trial is currently set for January 9.
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Trulieve Ramps Up Support for Weed Legalization Initiative
Trulieve, Florida’s largest medical marijuana operator, has contributed $15 million since August to a new recreational marijuana ballot initiative.
Miami-Dade Leaders Are on Their Knees Begging Elon Musk to Move Twitter to Miami
It appears that Suarez isn’t the only local leader on his knees begging Musk to bring Twitter to Miami.
Judge Trashes City of Miami Motion to Dismiss Lawsuit Over Homeless Encampment Sweeps
A judge denied Miami’s motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed by four plaintiffs who say the city indiscriminately destroys homeless people’s property.
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Miami Cop Fired for Pummeling Homeless Man Accused of Stealing Publix Chicken
Officer Alexander Garcia-Contreras’ last day with the Miami Police Department was November 10.
Trashed American Flag Sparks Capitol Hill Kerfuffle
U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee claimed it was congressional movers who put her American flag in a bin labeled “trash.”
Tyreek Hill Scores the Touchdown of the Year in Dolphins Loss to Chargers
Tyreek Hill was the Miami Dolphins’ highlight reel in a 23-17 defeat at the hands of the LA Chargers.
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Broward Teacher Goes Off on Praying Muslim Students (VIDEO)
Muslim students were praying in a room at Franklin Academy, when a teacher walked in and scolded them over their religious practices.
Two-Potty System: Miami International Airport’s Mysterious Dueling Toilets
A New Times investigation.
Miami Spiritual Guide Headed to Prison for Family Curse Fraud
A federal judge sentenced soothsayer Samantha Stevens, 51, to two and a half years in prison in connection with a multimillion-dollar spiritual fraud.
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Miami Airport Service Workers Protest for Better Pay, Benefits Ahead of Holidays
Airport worker Maria Bogarin has no paid sick days to help keep her afloat when her severe nerve pain flares up.
Lawsuit: Palm Beach Schools Superintendent Demoted Official for Bashing Republicans on Twitter
Diana Fedderman says she was demoted within the School District of Palm Beach County after she criticized Republicans in a tweet.
Commenters Suggest Free Cocaine, Strip Club Visits to Entice Twitter to Relocate to Miami
The Miami mayor is trying to entice a disillusioned Elon Musk to make the move to the 305.
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Javier Ortiz Makes Run for Police Union President on Racial Justice Platform
Despite his firing from the Miami Police Department, Javier Ortiz wants to reclaim his spot atop one of Miami’s police unions.