Miami Fires Code Inspector Who Alleged Commissioner Assaulted Her
The City of Miami has fired former code inspector Suzann Nicholson, who claimed a city commissioner injured her at an illegal party.
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Miami Lakes Beats County to Crypto Payment Setup
While larger Miami governments are studying how to integrate Bitcoin, the Town of Miami Lakes is already accepting cryptocurrency for town services.
Flo Rida Claims Energy-Drink Company Stiffed Him in Endorsement Deal
The rapper claims many of his royalties and stock bonuses are being withheld.
Hard News: UM Researchers Find That COVID-19 Can Cause Erectile Dysfunction
A University of Miami study finds that the coronavirus can live in penile tissue long after infection.
Floridians Can Now Go Maskless at Most Major Gym Chains
After DeSantis lifted COVID-19 restrictions for the state, most major gym chains no longer require guests to wear masks inside.
Dolphin Mall Is Now a Vaccination Site
No appointment is required, and the site will be open seven days a week.
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Facing Eviction, Homeless Residents Set Fire to Hialeah Encampment
A group of homeless people living under a railroad bridge apparently set their encampment on fire during a standoff with authorities.
Publix No Longer Requiring Appointments for COVID Vaccine
All Publix pharmacies in the state will offer vaccines on a walk-in basis to Florida residents 18 years and older while supplies last.
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Homestead Fish Farm Accused of Animal Cruelty After 800,000 Salmon Die Prematurely
Over the past year, 800,000 salmon died prematurely at a Homestead fish farm.
Many Miami Pharmacies No Longer Require Appointments for COVID Vaccine
Just as demand for the COVID-19 vaccine has dropped, it has become easier to get the shot if you want one.
South Miami Rejects “Fiscally Irresponsible” Argument, Declares Juneteenth a Paid Holiday
The lone holdout: Commissioner Josh Liebman, who lamented the cost to the city.
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Florida Governor Called “Fascist” After Barring Media From Election-Bill Signing
Many called DeSantis an outright fascist for only allowing a news outlet aligned with his conservative politics to cover the controversial bill.
One and Done — Where to Get the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine in South Florida
The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 shot is pretty much the quickest route to your post-vax life.
Everything You Didn’t Need to Know About the Miami Dolphins’ Draft Class
Listen, if you think it’s so easy to find fun facts about undrafted players out of Middle Tennessee State, you’re wrong.
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DeSantis Lifted All COVID Rules. Where Does That Leave Miami-Dade’s Mask Mandate?
Don’t throw your masks to the wind just yet.
Daughter of Florida Senator Who Sponsored Trans Athlete Bill Says It Deserves Veto
Laura Stargel, daughter of bill sponsor Kelli Stargel, wrote an op-ed calling on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to veto the legislation.
Miami International Airport Will Soon Offer COVID Vaccines
While you wait for your flight, you’ll be able to start your vaccination series.
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Democratic Activist Was Labeled “Known Agitator” by Florida’s Top Police Agency
Miami-Dade police were told that a Democratic activist was a “known agitator” one day before barring him from a DeSantis event.
Little Haiti “Superhero” Uses Cryptocurrency to Benefit the Neighborhood
Captain Haiti, Little Haiti’s own superhero, is using cryptocurrency to sponsor neighborhood cleanups and encourage local investment.
Prosecutors Clear Miami Cops Who Chased Stolen Car Before Fatal Crash
Officers who’d been chasing a stolen Mustang shortly before it crashed into another vehicle will not face any criminal charges.
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Miami-Dade May Provide “Community IDs” for Those Who Can’t Get a License
Advocates say community IDs could help undocumented immigrants and other vulnerable populations access necessary services.