The recent hiring of a police officer at Florida International University is raising some eyebrows around campus in light of his familial ties and a controversial record with the City of Miami.
Civil-rights groups are in Geneva to urge the UN to condemn Florida’s controversial “anti-riot” law.
MPD Capt. Javier Ortiz has been suspended for 22 of the past 30 months.
Affordable housing advocates see a golden opportunity at an 18-acre lot in Allapattah but fear the City of Miami won’t come through.
Medical marijuana patients in Florida fear the new caps on THC dose will interfere with their treatment.
A summer camp coach drowned this month at a Miami Beach youth center, and now the family wants video evidence for why he was left underwater for so long.
It’s been 30 years since New Times reassessed 1972, the year both presidential conventions came to Miami Beach.
An inmate with the first confirmed case of monkeypox in Miami-Dade jails was booked into Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on August 26.
We might see our first August without a named Atlantic storm since 1997, but don’t get too comfortable.
Here’s what we know about the two QAnon-aligned candidates who remain on 2022 Florida ballots.
A proposed ordinance on this week’s Miami-Dade County Commission agenda seeks to legalize efficiency units in unincorporated areas.
G.O.A.T. Fuel energy drink, hyped by Miami’s own Baby G.O.A.T. Tyler Herro, is available at a Publix near you.
Neighbors say herbicides are destroying the Little River’s ecosystem and threatening Biscayne Bay’s manatee population.
Miami and pickleball are a match made in heaven.
Miami taxpayers have ponied up nearly $500,000 in legal fees to defend a personal lawsuit against a city commissioner.
A widely shared photo appears to show Proud Boy Nowell Salgueiro working at a polling station on primary day.
Study predicts Miami-Dade will see double the present average of days with a heat index above 100 degrees by 2053.
Austin Harrouff is accused of brutally killing John Stevens and Michelle Mishcon in 2016.
The latest on the stinky seaweed that has been clogging Miami’s beaches.
A rehabilitated bank robber, Charles Albert Crespo was Miami’s moral compass from the moment he launched the Crespogram Report in 2010.
Read tributes from locals and expats who knew Miami’s incomparable citizen journalist.
Udonis Haslem is back for a 20th NBA season, and all of Miami Heat nation is here for it.
