Happy Yahweh ben Yahweh Day, Miami!
A religious leader once viewed amiably enough to have a day named for him turned quickly into a villainous cult leader.
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74-Year-Old Animal Lover Banned From Miami Park After Feeding Cats
“I wanna see them arrest me for trying to feed starving cats,” says 74-year-old Arlene Bercun.
Ten Reasons This Would Be the Heat’s Greatest NBA Championship
Beating LeBron James in the NBA Finals would be the sweetest revenge.
Miami-Dade Street Gets Renamed Trayvon Martin Avenue
Miami-Dade commissioners hope to honor the life of Trayvon Martin by naming a street after him.
The Dolphins Brought Field Goals to a Touchdown Fight in Loss to Seahawks
Outside of a Ryan Fitzpatrick touchdown run, the Miami Dolphins’ entire offense consisted of Jason Sanders field goals.
“Mask Up,” Say Miami Officials and Experts. Here’s Why, Where, and How.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis cannot stop Miami-Dade officials — or businesses — from requiring that masks be worn indoors.
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President Donald Trump Visited Miami a Week Before Positive COVID-19 Test UPDATED
The president spoke during a Latinos for Trump roundtable at his Doral golf resort on September 25.
Five Facts That Should Cheer Up Miami Heat Fans Ahead of Game 2 of the NBA Finals
Here are five reasons Heat fans should remain positive heading into Game 2 of the NBA Finals against the Lakers. Now cheer up!
Spring Break 2021 Is Already Canceled in Miami
Most Florida universities have already canceled Spring Break 2021 in an effort to mitigate coronavirus spread.
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Pedestrian-Friendly “Woonerf” Streets in Wynwood One Step Closer to Approval
Wynwood seems to have it all, but some neighborhood elements like trees, spacious sidewalks, and open public spaces are lacking.
Proud Boys Respond to Trump’s Debate Night Comments
After Trump instructs Proud Boys to “stand back and stand by,” a Miami-based leader of the group proudly takes to Twitter to respond.
Caving to State Pressure, Miami-Dade County Public Schools Reschedule Reopening Yet Again
Board grudgingly votes to reopen schools for in-person instruction on October 5.
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Eleven Storylines Everyone Is Talking About Heading Into Tonight’s Heat-Lakers NBA Finals
The Miami Heat and the Los Angeles Lakers kick off the NBA Finals tonight in Orlando at 9 p.m.
Despite Precautions, a Doral Amazon Warehouse Worker Describes an Environment That Allows COVID to Spread
The coronavirus roulette wheel landed on Joanna’s number during the second week of July.
Miami Mayor Ignores New Times Interview Request
The City of Miami took two months to respond to a records request for text messages to Mayor Suarez — only to say there’d been no texts at all.
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Black-Owned Media Alliance Calls for Equitable Spending by Miami-Dade
“I think this county is at a place where it’s so diverse but so segregated.”
PortMiami Expansion Threatens Coral City Camera’s Underwater Livestream
Over the past seven months, viewers have come to recognize and name the fish who call the reef home.
Got Beef With a Miami Cop? Soon You Can Try Off-the-Record Mediation
In mediation, an officer and a civilian can hear each other out.
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Pepsi to Release Ryan Fitzpatrick “Beard Cans” After Dolphins Beat Jags
The Miami Heat took a night off to allow the Dolphins a moment in the nationally televised spotlight.
Miami Herald Undergoes Leadership Shakeup After LIBRE Scandal
After weeks of scandal, the Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald have shuffled their top brass.
Miami Beach Institutes Volunteer Karen Squad
At least three residents said the idea reminded them of neighborhood groups established by Fidel Castro to keep tabs on dissidents.
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Conservation Group Says Florida’s Shark-Finning Law Has Loopholes
shark finning is the grisly practice of slicing the fins off live sharks, then throwing the sharks back into the ocean to die.