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.
The Flowery on trying to be “the exact opposite” of corporate cannabis chains like Truelieve and Curaleaf.
Bryan Sanchez likes the freedom on the street corner and the challenge of mastering new tricks.
This time, there’ll be road closures during the bridge’s construction.
Ron DeSantis says weed smells “putrid.” We asked his gubernatorial challengers to weigh in on the stank of dank.
“I grew up right here in the hood. I grew up in a neighborhood called Kendall.”
Miami-based photographer Robert Andy Coombs says Instagram repeatedly censors his work, which centers on queer, disabled bodies – often including his own.
Patients who obtain a medical marijuana card in Miami might soon be able to fill their prescriptions without having to leave town.
The “world’s largest bitcoin gathering” takes place this week at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
As the Miami Heat’s regular season concludes, it’s an ideal time to reflect.
“It just seems like they are wanting the whole school to be African-American.”
“It’s not like we’re sitting here on the pool deck drinking margaritas.”
No one seems to know how this road beside a borrow pit pond in northwest Miami-Dade got its name.
A contentious mural can stay up, despite putting the identity of the sleepy municipality at risk.
A GiveSendGo campaign is raising money for Jan. 6 defendant Mason Courson of Weston.
Twitter users came up with their own explanations for the viral image: “Bear with alopecia?”
A 31-year-old man from Davie was killed after his pickup truck plunged off the entrance ramp to I-95 from State Road 84.
Karla Kennedy is concerned about the lack of diversity in FIU’s Journalism and Media Department.
Before Will Smith delivered the slap heard round the world, CJ Giménez delivered the slap heard round Miami.
From Legion of Zoom to Fast & Furious, we lay out the top picks for a new team nickname.
In the Magic City, cases of police brutality have achieved national renown.
A neighbor has already threatened to call the police.
There’s a curious sign in Palmetto Bay that reads: “Our dog’s climb trees, they are fine.”