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.
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The Miami Dolphins Are Receiving High Praise for Their Draft Selections
It seems like the Dolphins did well for themselves over the last week.
Be Prepared: Critical Mass Bike Ride Returns Tonight
Miami’s Critical Mass bike route returns tonight at 7:15. Expect delays as scores of cyclists ride through swaths of Miami and Miami Beach.
Florida Just Passed a Transgender Athlete Ban — Here’s a Timeline of How That Happened
At the eleventh hour, Republicans in the Florida Legislature practically forced a transgender sports ban into law.
Centner Academy Hosted Vaccine Skeptic Robert Kennedy Jr. in January
Kennedy made claims about the COVID vaccine that appear to have informed the Centners’ eventual policy regarding the teachers they employ.
Code Officer Sues Miami Commissioner for Libel After Incident at Illegal Party
A City of Miami employee who has accused a city commissioner of injuring her at an illegal party is now suing him for defamation.
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We’ve Created the Unofficial Drinking Game of the Miami Dolphins 2021 NFL Draft
Good or bad, you can bet Dolphins fans will be drinking tonight. So why not turn it into a game?
Artist’s Video Project Highlights Stories From Miami Eviction Court
Miami-based artist Chire Regans has created a video installation that shares the testimonies of Miamians going through eviction.
Centner Academy Founders Gave More Than $1 Million to GOP in 2020
Founders of a Miami private school that barred vaccinated teachers from coming to work donated $1 million to Republican funds in 2020.
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The Lazy Miamian’s Guide to Getting the COVID Vaccine
For your convenience, New Times has a list of local drive-thru, walk-up, and no-appointment COVID-19 vaccine sites.
Study: Lack of In-Person Attendance Didn’t Hurt the Marlins Much in 2020
Everyone go ahead and get that super hilarious Marlins attendance joke off your chest so we can move on.
North Bay Village Launches “Poop-Free NBV Week” Because People Suck at Picking Up Dog Shit
In the tiny municipality of North Bay Village, commissioners are taking bold action against scat scofflaws.
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After Allegations of Crash Cover-up, Miami PD Suspends Two Top Officials
Deputy Chief Ronald Papier and his wife, Cmdr. Nerly Papier, have been suspended pending an ongoing investigation.
Florida’s “Anti-Riot” Law Is Already Being Challenged in Court
Critics of the law have said is it ripe for a constitutional challenge — and here we are.
Miami Won’t Budge on Dispensaries, Arguing That Marijuana Remains Illegal Federally
The City of Miami will go to court to determine if it should follow state or federal laws about whether medical marijuana can be sold legally.
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Excruciating Red Tape Stalls Miami-Dade’s Police Oversight Board
A complicated nominating process is bogging down the progress of the Miami-Dade Independent Civilian Panel.
Ten Reasons Jazz Chisholm Is Miami’s Next Big Sports Star
If you don’t already know about Miami Marlins rookie second baseman Jazz Chisholm, it’s time to fix that.
Citing Low Demand, Jackson Health Will Stop Vaccinations After April 30
Citing low demand, the public hospital system announced it will stop administering first doses of the COVID vaccine after April 30.
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Here’s the Perjury Indictment for Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie
Some new information is emerging, although officials are scant with details.
Florida Rep Calls Chauvin Verdict “Mob Justice,” Criticized as “White Supremacist”
Sabatini’s tweet echoed right-wing insinuations that the jury verdict was coerced.
Florida’s Transgender Athlete Ban Seems Unlikely to Become Law
A Florida bill that would harshly restrict transgender student athletes has been temporarily postponed, unlikely to be heard again this year.
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We Read DeSantis’ “Anti-Riot” Bill So You Don’t Have to — Here’s What It Says
The law enhances charges for people arrested at protests and prohibits the destruction of historic memorials.