Video: Miami Cop Shoots Into Man’s Car Outside Bayfront Park
The 21-year-old’s sister said he was attempting to drive around the police officer, not toward him.
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Animal-Rights Advocates Aim to End Florida’s Multibillion-Dollar Cockfighting Industry
Advocates hope the federal FIGHT Act will arm authorities with more ammunition in the battle to end cockfighting.
Fort Lauderdale Airbnb Had History of Complaints Prior to Fatal Shooting
In the months before the shooting, Fort Lauderdale Police received numerous calls about loud parties at the duplex.
Doral Mayor Seeks Solutions to ‘Harsh’ Trump Decision Ending Protections
The Doral Mayor joins her Republican colleagues, calling for alternative solutions to ending protections for Venezuelans.
Power and Pay: The Salaries Behind Every City Hall in Miami-Dade
We gathered salary data for elected officials in all 34 Miami-Dade municipalities. Here’s the breakdown.
Pompano Beach Sibling Pastors in Legal Fight Over ‘Slander’ and ‘Stolen’ Inheritance
A Pompano Beach pastor has filed a slander lawsuit against her brother, also a pastor, in a $750,000 inheritance dispute.
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WalletHub Study: Miami One of Nation’s Best Cities For Basketball Fans
Miami ranks sixth-best U.S. city for basketball fans, per WalletHub – thanks to #HeatTwitter and high NBA fan engagement.
New Condos Above E11even, Space Mean You Never Have to Leave the Club
You can soon live above E11even and Club Space. Any takers?
Doral Mayor Responds to Removal of Venezuelan Temporary Protected Status
Mayor Christi Fraga asks residents for calm amid fears that thousands of Venezuelan refugees are about to lose protections.
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What’s Up With Those Elizabeth Holmes Billboards in Miami?
Miami-area billboards proclaim the innocence of an infamous entrepreneur convicted in the Theranos fraud scheme.
Photos: Inside Miami’s Krome Detention Center in the 1980s
Florida photographer Gary Monroe documented the Krome Detention Center between 1981 and 1982.
10 Miami Road Construction Projects to Avoid This Week
Officials are warning motorists to watch for construction county wide, including parts of SW 16th Street and SW 87th Avenue.
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Leslie Roberts’ FBI-Raided Art Gallery Is Now a Brandy Melville
In: one-size-fits-all clothing. Out: allegedly forged Andy Warhol artwork.
Allan Herbert, University of Miami Philanthropist and Former Trustee, Dies at 89
He and his late wife, Patti, donated more than $100 million to their alma mater over several decades.
Fort Lauderdale Activists Protest Black Bear Trophy Hunt
People across Florida are protesting an upcoming black bear trophy hunt, where advocates fear hundreds of bears may be slain.
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Miami Police Cleared in Shooting of Mentally Ill Man Brandishing Screwdriver
Body-camera footage shows an officer shooting Donald Armstrong as he falls to the ground as a result of being tased.
The Big Takeover: The Secret Plans to Give Trump Command of America’s Police
For months, a Project 2025 subgroup drafted plans to place domestic law enforcement under Trump’s thumb. We have their files.
Miami Immigrants Offered $1K to Self-Deport. Anyone Taking the Bait?
Trump has a clear message in a new ad: “If you are here illegally, we will find you and deport you. You will never return.”
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Meet New Miami Heat Minority Owner Joshua Kushner
Joshua Kushner, billionaire tech investor and brother of Jared Kushner, now owns part of the Miami Heat. Here’s what to know.
From Madrid to Five Prime-Time Games: Miami Dolphins 2025 Schedule Released
Here is who the Dolphins will be facing during the 2025-2026 season.
This Is How BangBros Made a Porno Featuring a 15-Year-Old Beauty Queen and a Murderer
Amber was too distracted by the party and the promise of easy money to realize she’d been duped into porn.
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Florida Breastfeeding Mom Detained by ICE, Separated From 1-Year-Old
A Florida mother was separated from her breastfeeding 1-year-old last week after ICE detained her.