How the Proud Boys Helped Take Down Art Acevedo
An angry outburst at a Proud Boys member was included in a list of the now ex-Miami police chief’s alleged transgressions.
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Someone Abandoned Three Kittens in a North Beach Garbage Pile
Last month a kitten was fatally poisoned. Now three were abandoned in the garbage.
Five Takeaways From the Miami Heat’s Preseason
The Miami Heat debuted a new roster and look this preseason.
What the FIU Bridge Collapse Trial Can Tell Us About Surfside
A judge’s ruling concerning punitive damages in the FIU bridge collapse might foreshadow the trajectory of Surfside lawsuits.
Anti-Immigrant Group Almost Redefined “White Nationalism” in Florida Legislation
According to Floridians for Immigration Enforcement, a white nationalist is defined as “a Caucasian who supports the rule of law and America First.”
The Five Most Expensive Miami Police Department Legal Settlements Since 2010
The City of Miami has paid more than $13.5 million in 300-plus settlements involving the Miami Police Department.
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Miami Police Capt. Javier Ortiz Seeks Whistleblower Protection UPDATED
Miami police Capt. Javier Ortiz, who has racked up 58 citizens’ complaints, is seeking whistleblower protection.
Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo Is Out
Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo sent the department a “Farewell” email Monday evening.
If You Thought the Dolphins Were a Flop This Year, Check Out Christian Wilkins
The 315-pound player flailed backward for several seconds during a heated encounter with a Tampa Bay running back.
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How Art Acevedo Unintentionally Exposed Old Racial Tensions Within Miami Police Department
One organization appreciates the police chief’s willingness to call out ethnic disparities within his department, the other does not.
Pet Owners Fear Their Dogs Were Abused by Sexually Deviant Aventura Vet UPDATED
Pet owners who frequented an Aventura animal hospital express horror at the news.
“Don’t Call It West Wynwood”: Will Allapattah Stave Off Gentrification?
Residents and business owners fear that it’s only a matter of time before Allapattah follows a fate similar to Wynwood.
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Broward English Teacher Remembers Flanagan High Grad Miya Marcano
Charles W. Flanagan High School English teacher, Kristy Modia, remembers former student Miya Marcano.
Proud Boy Rabbi Offers Religious Exemptions for COVID-19 Vaccines
A controversial rabbi and member of the far-right Proud Boys offers religious exemption letters for COVID-19 vaccine requirements.
Fake Hispanic Miami Beach Commission Candidate Settles Defamation Suit
A defamation suit against Group 1 commission candidate Kristen Rosen Gonzalez has been settled.
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Malingering Magluta? Judge Denies Compassionate Release
Convicted “cocaine cowboy” Sal Magluta’s motion for compassionate release was denied last week.
Florida Homebuyers Willing to Move Into Former Meth Labs and Drug Dens
A survey found that 50 percent of prospective Florida homebuyers would pony up to purchase if the price was right.
Dolphins Fans Boo Their Own Team During Third Consecutive Loss
As the Dolphins dropped its third consecutive loss, this time to the (formerly) winless Indianapolis Colts, fans began booing their own team.
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Police Trainer Explains Viral TikTok of FLPD Officer Yanking K-9
Two short videos have amassed nearly six million views on TikTok and allegations of animal abuse.
Joe Carollo Says Miami’s Havana-Born Police Chief Is Not a “Real Cuban”
During the City Commission’s second special meeting regarding Art Acevedo this week, Joe Carollo said Miami’s Havana-born police chief is not a “real Cuban.”
Miami Commissioner Faces Retraction Demand for Incendiary Remarks at Special Meeting About Incendiary Remark
Sparks flew from an unlikely source after the City Commission’s paddle-the-police-chief special session.
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Everything You Need to Know Going in to the Miami Heat’s Preseason
The Miami Heat enter the 2021 season a completely different team.