Top Five Moves the Miami Dolphins Made This Offseason
Spoiler alert: The head coach hire tops the list.
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“It’s Tragic”: Camillus House Beyond Capacity as Miami Rents Rise
As rents skyrocket, Camillus House struggles to meet record demand from Miami residents who can’t afford to live here.
Where to Get Your Toddler Vaccinated in South Florida
A list of places to get your toddler vaccinated for COVID-19 in Miami.
July 5: The Dirtiest Beach Day of the Year
The masses of people who flock to beaches to celebrate leave a ton of crap behind.
Roe v. Wade Reversal Brings Increased Interest in Abortion Doula Training
In the wake of Roe v. Wade‘s demise, more Floridians are looking to become abortion doulas.
“Extremely Detrimental”: Gender-Affirming Care Providers on Florida’s Revised Medicaid Trans Policies
Doctors speak out in opposition as Florida revokes Medicaid eligibility and changes state guidelines for gender-affirming care.
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Outdoor Center Staff Interrupts Apparent Bird Sacrifice on Virginia Key UPDATED
Staff at the Virginia Key Outdoor Center found boxes filled with live hens and pigeons and an apparent sacrifice-in-progress.
Lawsuit Seeks to Stop Miami From Destroying Homeless People’s Property
A recent federal lawsuit challenges the City of Miami’s alleged practice of destroying homeless property.
Points of Pride: Surfside Residents to Protest Town “Canceling” Pride and Free Speech
Demonstrators plan to gather outside the Surfside Town Hall.
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Top Five Reasons to Support the Miami Marlins This Summer
Marlins games are cheap and fun, and you get to see young All-Stars ply their trade.
Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade: Local Politicians React
Miami politicians respond to the fall of Roe v. Wade.
Surfside Resident Fears New Construction One Year After Champlain Towers Collapse
Shannon Gallagher is suing the Town of Surfside for approving Hillcrest by the Sea and asking that a judge review the site plans.
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Climate Justice Groups Decry FPL’s $500 Million Proposal to Prepare for “Extreme Winter Event”
Community advocacy groups say the threat of an “extreme winter event” is highly unlikely in Florida.
Can Empowerment Day for Miami-Dade’s LGBTQ Students Continue Under Don’t Say Gay?
Since HB 1557 passed, school districts across Florida have taken measures to mitigate their risk of being sued.
Record-Breaking 215-Pound Burmese Python Captured in Southwest Florida
The female Burmese python measured 17.7 feet long and weighed 215 pounds.
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Activist Sues Gov. DeSantis for Surveilling Him, Barring Him from Press Conferences
In a federal complaint, Thomas Kennedy alleges the government violated his civil rights.
Why Cubans Are Migrating to the United States at a Record Pace
Economic factors on the island and anticipated changes in U.S. policy have prompted Cubans to flee to the U.S. at a record pace.
“A Reason to Celebrate”: Florida Memorial University Will Retain Its Accreditation
South Florida’s only historically Black university is no longer in danger of closing.
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Miami Cop Who Didn’t Stop Hannibal Buress’ “False” Arrest Can’t Claim Qualified Immunity
A federal appeals court ruling has cleared the way for the comedian’s 2020 lawsuit to proceed.
Interview: Miami-Dade Commission Candidate Martha Bueno on Controversial Tweets About Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model
Martha Bueno tweeted that “society doesn’t care about praising hard work, ethics, and self control.”
What We Know About the Proud Boys on the Miami-Dade GOP Executive Committee
The lowdown on five current or former Proud Boys in Miami-Dade GOP.
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NY Yankees Pitcher Aroldis Chapman Demands Florida Trial in $3 Million Embezzlement Case
Alleging that an employee at a Coral Springs financial agency embezzled $3 million of his money, the Yankees reliever seeks a trial in Broward.