All-Female Biker Group Rides to Honor Miami’s Motorcycle Queen
A procession of 300 women bikers are on their way to Miami today to honor Bessie B. Stringfield at her former home in Miami Gardens.
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The Fastest-Growing Zip Code in Miami-Dade Is Its Richest
New census data shows that Fisher Island saw its population more than triple between 2010 and 2020.
New Netflix Series Florida Man Starts Filming in North Carolina for Some Reason
Filming for the Netflix series Florida Man began in North Carolina this week, prompting a fusillade of criticism from one of the Sunshine State’s most fervent boosters.
State Threatens Broward Schools as District Mourns Three Educators Who Died from COVID
Three veteran Broward County educators died within a 24-hour window last week.
Mobile Billboard Driving Around UM Calls for Alex Azar’s Firing
A new mobile billboard from a watchdog group calls on the University of Miami to fire former Trump official Alex Azar.
Florida’s Learn Sativa University Promises Higher Education
A cannabis college in Apopka, Florida, promises to help students learn to work in the state’s medical marijuana industry.
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Will Surfside Ever Be the Same? Residents Tell Their Small Town’s Story
The question those in Surfside are only beginning to broach is: “How can we move on?”
Miami Marlins LoanDepot Park Now Caters to Fans’ Instagram Selfies
The Miami Marlins have unveiled a new selfie-friendly installation.
Stop Leaving Dogs in Hot Cars: Four Pets Killed in Florida Since 2020
At least 31 pets have died as a result of being left in hot cars this year.
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Herald Sports Columnist Who Said “Stick to Sports” Has a New Gig
Liberal-bashing Miami Herald sportswriter Armando Salguero is leaving the paper for a right-wing politics and sports website.
These Are the Four Wildest Drug Finds Off the Coast of Florida
Illegal drugs – lots of them – have been seized off Florida’s coast.
Fabian Basabe Booted From Democratic LGBTQ Caucus Conference
The former “it” boy and Miami Beach commission candidate was removed from a Florida LGBTQ Democratic Caucus event.
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Miami-Dade Changes Its Rapid Antigen Test Procedure
Starting today, anyone looking for a rapid COVID test at Miami-Dade sites will have to take two tests.
Ten Things to Watch During the Miami Dolphins Preseason Opener
This preseason offers some exciting questions that will keep Dolphins fans intrigued until the last quarter.
Cash-Strapped Miamians Protest FPL Rate Spike
Cash-strapped Miamians and local activist groups fight FPL’s decision to increase its revenue by $2 billion over the next four years.
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Tropical Storm Fred Might Ruin Your Weekend
The National Hurricane Center says the state could start experiencing wind and rainfall beginning Friday.
UM Students Outraged by Former Trump Official Alex Azar’s Hire
The University of Miami’s hire of former Trump Health Secretary Alex Azar has outraged some students and faculty.
#FreeSalMagluta: Cocaine Cowboy Seeks Compassionate Release From Federal Prison
A federal judge is considering Sal Magluta’s petition for compassionate release from a supermax prison in Colorado.
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Engine Trouble, Lack of Oversight Linked to Freak Plane-Car Collision That Killed 4-Year-Old
A lawsuit has been filed in the March 2021 death of a four-year-old boy after a private plane crashed into the SUV his mother was driving.
Thank You, Goran Dragic
After six seasons in Miami, Heat guard Goran Dragic heads to Toronto.
Vice City Rift: Division in Miami Proud Boys Chapter Leads to Membership Split
An internal conflict within the Miami chapter of the Proud Boys has caused a split among the ranks, leaving two Proud Boys groups vying for Miami territory.
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Willy & Sal, Episode 9: In Pursuit of Willy & Sal (Part 2)
Editor’s note: Below is the ninth of ten major stories Miami New Times published about the federal government’s dogged pursuit of Augusto Falcon and Salvador Magluta – AKA Willy Falcon and Sal Magluta, AKA Willy and Sal, AKA “Los Muchachos,” AKA “The Boys” – two Cuban-American boyhood friends from Miami…