Miami Police Capt. Javier Ortiz Loses Election to Lead FOP Union
Capt. Javier Ortiz’s attempt to regain control of the police union while on suspension ultimately fell flat.
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Publix Gave $100K to DeSantis’ Re-Election Campaign Last Month
Last month, Publix doubled down on its support for the business-friendly governor.
Environmental Groups Liken DeSantis’ Anti-Protest Bills to “Fascism”
The Center for Biological Diversity condemned the bills, calling them “shockingly un-American.”
Five Reasons the Miami Dolphins Should Absolutely Trade for Deshaun Watson
Why should the Dolphins trade Tua for Watson if the deal is possible? Let us count the reasons.
Feds Say Nuclear Equipment Failures Led to Shutdowns at Turkey Point
Industry watchdogs are questioning why so many things went wrong at Turkey Point last summer.
Dr. Miami’s $600 Stimulus Sale on Penis Enlargements Was Too Good to Be True
Dr. Miami made a splash on Twitter with a joke about discounted penis enlargement procedures.
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Rubio Didn’t Challenge the Election, but He Has Long Been Trump’s Toady
Rubio’s vote against challenging the results of the November election can’t launder his reputation for being Trump’s guy.
Here Are the 13 Florida Republicans Who Objected to Biden’s Vote Certification
While some lawmakers changed their minds, these Florida Republicans voted to challenge Electoral College results.
Even Matt Gaetz’s Sister Disagrees With Him on Trump’s Election “Fraud” Claims
Erin Gaetz said in multiple tweets that she disagrees with her brother, Rep. Matt Gaetz, about Trump’s false claims of fraud.
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Ten Extremely Bold Miami Sports Predictions for 2021
Here are ten of our boldest predictions for the upcoming sports year.
Florida Republicans Condemn D.C. Riots After Indulging Trump’s Lies
Who could have seen this coming?
Florida’s Vaccination Plan Doesn’t Include Prison Populations
Prisons have been a hotbed for COVID-19, but Florida does not yet have a plan for vaccinating corrections staff or inmates.
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Lawsuit Against Solid Gold Challenges Dancers’ Role as Contractors
The lawsuit claims Solid Gold misclassified its dancers as lessees or independent contractors instead of employees.
New Trump Plan Could Impede FIU Cuba Research
A potential move to designate Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism could keep some FIU students from finishing their degrees.
Proud Boys Leader Arrested for Banner-Burning Incident at Black Church
Enrique Tarrio, the Miami-based leader of the far-right Proud Boys group, has been arrested in Washington D.C.
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Ten Reasons Why 2021 Will Be an Amazing Year for Miami Sports
Looking ahead, 2021 is set up to be a great year for Miami sports.
2020 Was a Deadly Year for Florida Manatees
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission reported 25 manatee deaths in Miami-Dade County.
The Dolphins’ Season Is Over After an Embarrassing Blowout Loss in Buffalo
The season is over. That’s it. Thanks for coming out, everyone.
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Kayaker Cleans Up Nearly a Ton of Garbage From Biscayne Bay
Athlete and activist Andrew Otazo cleared out nearly 2,000 pounds of garbage and lugged it to the mainland on a kayak.
Laura Loomer “Cannot Provide Any Facts” About Twitter Ban Conspiracy
The court’s decision is essentially a 12-page rejection of everything Loomer has said about CAIR and Twitter.
New West Palm Beach Law Says Homeless Can’t Disturb City’s “Aesthetic Beauty”
In an effort to preserve its “aesthetic beauty,” the City of West Palm Beach passed a panhandling ban.
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Miami’s New “Scramble” Crosswalk Gives Pedestrians Total Right-of-Way
Hopefully no one gets hurt.