Ocean Drive Exec Trashed Miami Beach’s “African-American Demo” in Leaked Email
The internal message used the subject line “SPRING Break 2019- our Spring Ghetto Disaster.”
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Dust From Miami House Demolition Violated Regulations and Irritated Neighbors
Neighbors say the demolition crew didn’t take any precautions to mitigate the dust kicked up by the destruction of the 79-year-old home.
After Demolishing His House, City Offers Homeless Services to Miami Man
The City of Miami deemed Michael Hamilton’s family home an unsafe structure and demolished it last week.
Study Finds Rare Florida Bird Eats Junk Food to Survive
Like a college-age guy, a Florida bird species has adapted to survive on a diet of chicken wings, hot dogs, and chicken nuggets.
Ten Reasons Tua Tagovailoa Is Already Miami’s Biggest Sports Star
Miami has lacked a star at the quarterback position for more 20 years. Tua Tagovailoa is here to fix that.
Everyone Hates the Banana Dog From Miami-Dade’s Failed Virtual School
The dog became an unwitting symbol of the district’s server problem, her little tongue taunting those who tried to join classes online.
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Miami Herald Censors Writer’s Podcast Addressing Salguero Controversy
Days after a sportswriter defended the three-fifths compromise, the Miami Herald is still doing damage control.
What the Hell’s Going on at Miami’s Turkey Point Nuclear Plant?
The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission has begun a “special inspection” of Turkey Point.
After Long Hiatus, Miami-Dade Reinstates Police Oversight Panel
Mayor Carlos Giménez said this time he won’t veto the police oversight panel.
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Ten Ways the Miami Heat Have Used the NBA Bubble to Recruit Its Next Star
If the NBA bubble were a season of Big Brother, the Heat would undoubtedly win the show.
Pollution Has Cost Florida Millions, and the Bill Keeps Rising
In the past decade, the State of Florida has spent at least $20 million cleaning up and preventing algal blooms.
Miami Herald Sportswriter Defends Three-Fifths Compromise
Salguero’s tweet echoes opponents of the Black Lives Matter movement who argue that if you don’t like it here, you can leave.
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Former NFL Star Says Guard at Weston Gated Community Called Cops on Him
In Broward County, moving into a gated community while Black can make someone uncomfortable enough to summon law enforcement.
Now’s Your Chance to Weigh in on Miami-Dade’s Police Oversight Board
During next Monday’s Miami-Dade commission meeting, the Independent Civilian Panel is getting one more chance at approval.
Coral Gables Votes to Spend $1.1 Million on Giant Police “Mobile Command Center”
Amid calls to defund police departments, Coral Gables voted to spend $1.1 million on a police vehicle.
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Professors and Students Say UM’s COVID Dashboard Is Misleading
Some Hurricanes are upset with how the university is choosing to relay COVID statistics.
Miami Marlins Honor Jackie Robinson With New Scholarship
The gesture by the Marlins coincides with the 100th anniversary of the Negro Leagues.
Apparently, No One in Miami Knew There Was a COVID Curfew
Miami-Dade County has been under a curfew for almost two months, but some people didn’t get the message.
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Cleanup Nets a Whopping 1,500 Pounds of Trash From MacArthur Causeway
That’s about the weight of one and a half grand pianos. Or nine beer kegs. Or 15 toilets.
For $15, You Can Adopt a Bat and Support Miami Conservation Efforts
What would you name a pet bat? Batthew McConaughey? Queen Elizibat? Ludwig van Bathoven?
Epstein Lawyer Alan Dershowitz Gave $1,000 to Rundle PAC
While Rundle’s role is to be an advocate for those affected by crime, Dershowitz has a history of victim shaming and blaming.
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Everything We Know About the Falwells’ Affair With a Miami Pool Boy
As Reuters points out, Liberty University’s own honor code forbids the type of behavior Granda says the Falwells engaged in.