Wreck Bar Mermaid Sues Broward Sheriff’s Office for Invasion of Privacy
What started as a dispute between two “Aquaticats” at Fort Lauderdale’s Wreck Bar is now an invasion of privacy suit against the Broward County Sheriff and one of his officers.
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Hot Influencer Doctor Saves Bleeding Man on I-95 Entrance Ramp in Miami
Miguel Ribe’s fiancée, who documented the incident for social media posterity, said they were at the “right place at the right time.”
Forgotten Refugees: Recent Afghan Arrivals Struggle to Build a New Life in Miami
While the world’s attention has moved on to other crises, Afghan refugees who fled to the U.S. after the Taliban takeover are struggling to make a life in Miami.
The Five Best Moments in Miami Heat Playoff History
From The Shot to The Block, we look back all the way to the Heat’s first playoff win in 1994.
Miami Booksellers React to Surge in Book Bans in Florida Public Schools
Nathaniel Sandler of Bookleggers Library and Mitchell Kaplan of Books & Books speak out about the surge in book bans in Florida public schools.
Miami’s Geezer Commissioners Really Hate Weed
Two baby boomer commissioners, Joe Carollo and Manolo Reyes, remain staunchly anti-weed.
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Gen Z Tenants Booted From Gables Apartment Slated for Redevelopment Are Leaving Miami
A tale of two tenants at 503 Santander Ave.
Four South Florida Moms Have Allegedly Killed Their Kids Since Pandemic Began
Pandemic-induced depression and psychosis may have played a role.
Four Outlandish Excuses to Get Out of Jury Duty for Parkland Shooter Sentencing
“I have my sugar daddy that I see every day.”
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“Sign of Hope”: Rare Sighting of Two Endangered Sawfish in Biscayne Bay
Scientists say the sighting sparks hope for not just the species but the habitat they were spotted in.
It’s Been Ten Years Since the Miami Heat Won Its 2012 NBA Title
As they did in 2012, the Heat are once again entering the playoffs as a first seed in the Eastern Conference.
Growing Up: Meet the Flowery, Florida’s Only Family-Owned Cannabis Dispensary
The Flowery on trying to be “the exact opposite” of corporate cannabis chains like Truelieve and Curaleaf.
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Broward Man Heading to World Sign Spinning Championship in Las Vegas
Bryan Sanchez likes the freedom on the street corner and the challenge of mastering new tricks.
Lessons Learned: How the Construction Process for the New FIU Bridge Will Differ From Last Time
This time, there’ll be road closures during the bridge’s construction.
Pot Poll: Florida’s Gubernatorial Candidates on the Stank of Dank
Ron DeSantis says weed smells “putrid.” We asked his gubernatorial challengers to weigh in on the stank of dank.
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A-Rod Thinks Kendall Is “The Hood”
“I grew up right here in the hood. I grew up in a neighborhood called Kendall.”
Instagram Censors New Times Pride Week Cover
Miami-based photographer Robert Andy Coombs says Instagram repeatedly censors his work, which centers on queer, disabled bodies – often including his own.
4/20 Miracle? Miami’s First Medical Marijuana Dispensary Might Finally Be Allowed to Open
Patients who obtain a medical marijuana card in Miami might soon be able to fill their prescriptions without having to leave town.
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Eight High-Profile Crypto Enthusiasts in Miami for 2022 Bitcoin Conference
The “world’s largest bitcoin gathering” takes place this week at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
The Five Most Noteworthy Miami Heat Players This Season
As the Miami Heat’s regular season concludes, it’s an ideal time to reflect.
White Professor Alleges Racial Discrimination at Historically Black University
“It just seems like they are wanting the whole school to be African-American.”
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Amid Stalled Negotiations, Miami Herald Union Workers Walk Out and Refuse to Work Today
“It’s not like we’re sitting here on the pool deck drinking margaritas.”