Miami, How Has the Pandemic Changed Your Life?
New Times wants to hear from our readers about the ways the pandemic has changed your life — or how it has changed nothing.
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Man Who Sued Miami Police Capt. Javier Ortiz Believes Misconduct Will Continue
One victim feels the city is allowing Ortiz to get away with misconduct and believes he will continue to do harm until he faces repercussions.
Advocates Denounce Biden Plan to Reopen Homestead Migrant Children’s Facility
Immigrant-rights and social-justice groups in Miami have already decried the decision.
In Miami, Vaccine Appointments Now Open for High-Risk People 55 and Up
The pool of eligible vaccine recipients in Miami-Dade is expanding.
Controversial Miami Police Capt. Javier Ortiz Returns to Duty After Suspension
Controversial Miami police Capt. Javier Ortiz was reinstated this week after more than a year on paid suspension.
Dueling Florida Bills Could Affect College Tuition for Undocumented Students
Competing Florida bills take aim at immigrant students: One would finally give them financial aid, the other would make college far more expensive.
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Welcome to NBA Top Shot, Where People Are Paying Thousands for Miami Heat Highlights
You’ve heard of Bitcoin. Think of a Bam Adebayo dunk as a BamCoin.
Judge Says Miami-Dade Can Keep Mask Mandate (Yes, There’s Still a Mask Mandate)
The judge wrote that “the protection of the public at large outweighs the right of an individual.”
Jack Daniel’s-Swiggin’ TikTok “Patriot” Arrested for Threatening FBI Agents
Kaye, who describes herself on social media as an “angry patriot hippie,” wasn’t too happy about getting a call from the FBI.
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Here Are Five Examples of Miami’s Affordability Crisis
Your semi-regular reminder that the rent is too damn high.
Cashier Says Hollywood Cops Coached Her to Lie in “Shopping While Black” Case
A key witness said her written statement was a narrative police dictated for her to write down.
Miami-Dade to Name Street After Beloved South Miami Teacher
John Branstetter embodied school spirit, made Shakespeare fun, and rained encouragement on his students when they needed it.
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Ten Ways Miami Sporting Events Will Be Different in 2021
Remember Kiss Cam? Yeah, that’s not coming back for a while.
A Bunch of Cars Got Flooded Yesterday — and More Rain’s on the Way
The National Weather Service continues to issue flood warnings in Miami-Dade and Broward as storms and showers move inland.
After Surge in Speeding Boaters, Baby Manatee Found Dead in Coral Gables
Already this year, at least 211 manatees have died in Florida, including 12 killed by watercraft.
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Miami Janitors Accuse Employers of Retaliation After Union Push
Miami janitors are protesting what they call unfair practices toward employees trying to form a union.
Report: Washed-Up Old Millennials Still Can’t Afford a Damn Home
The coronavirus pandemic seems to be making things even harder for aspiring millennial homeowners.
Meanwhile in Florida, We’re Actually Melting
Florida once again absolutely refuses to conform to the national narrative.
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Study Reveals Miami Is One of the Best Towns for Football Fans in 2021
It may not seem like it right now, but according to a new study, there are few better cities to live in if you’re a football fan.
Citing Poor Working Conditions, Miami-Dade Mayor Ends Contract With Airport Subcontractor
Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava said the contract termination was due to reports of poor working conditions.
Valentine’s Date Ideas for Tech CEOs and Miami Mayor Francis Suarez
2020 created Miami’s greatest love story: Francis Suarez and the tech bros.
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Miami Has a New Invasive Species, and It’s Not the Tech Bros
Nobody asked for a new bloodthirsty mosquito, but here we are.