Pat Riley’s Last Stand: Ranking the Miami Heat’s Offseason Targets
With three tradeable first-round picks, a war chest of young talent, and $60 million freed up, the Heat are poised to strike.
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‘Swing and a Miss’: Fans Slam New Marlins Jerseys
The Marlins’ new “Retrowave” jerseys debuted to widespread backlash, with many calling the look a major fail.
Crocodile Spotted in Lake Osceola Triggers Safety Alert at University of Miami
After a crocodile is spotted in Lake Osceola, UM warns students to avoid the body of water and report wildlife sightings.
Miami-Dade Police Academy Adds AI Training for Future Officers
South Florida law enforcement hopefuls will enter summer training with new coursework added to the regimen.
When to Watch the SpaceX Rocket Launch in Miami May 2025
The launch of a SpaceX Starling satellite will be visible late Thursday night in parts of South Florida.
South Floridians to Protest “Billionaire Takeover” in Trump Administration
A handful of anti-Trump protests are planned across South Florida this weekend. Here’s what to know.
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Family of UF Student Who Self-Deported Is Fighting to Return Him to U.S.
“He came to the U.S. to pursue a dream of education, growth, and giving back. That dream is now hanging in the balance.”
List: Nationalities with the Worst Odds of Gaining Asylum in Miami
Some nationalities face significantly worse odds than other when it comes to seeking asylum in Miami.
Local Color: Dolphins to Join Rollout of New NFL ‘Rivalries’ Uniform Series
The design will draw inspiration from Miami’s history and unique aspects of the community.
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Former Miramar Mayoral Candidate (and ‘Poet of Pain’) Pleads Guilty to Pandemic Fraud
Former Miramar mayoral candidate Rudy Theophin pleaded guilty to stealing $123K in COVID funds and faces up to 20 years in prison.
Man Arrested in Miami Beach Over Theft of Kristi Noem’s Purse
Cristian Rodrigo Montecino-Sanzana, 51, is being held in a Miami-Dade jail on an immigration detainer.
Fear of Deportation Looms Over the Incarcerated in Florida
Incarcerated men at Everglades Correctional Institution are worried about being deported, whether they are legal residents or not.
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Trump Administration Reverses Course on Student Visa Terminations
On Friday, the Trump administration officially reinstated the visas of thousands of international students in the U.S.
How a Miami Art Dealer’s Obsession With Wealth Shattered His Family
“He’s manipulative, an untreated narcissist, bipolar, ADHD, and a womanizer,” Brittney Roberts says of her father, Leslie.
Watch: Great White Heron Soars Free in Miami After Recovering from Rock Attack
In January, a woman witnessed a fisherman throw a large rock at a Great White Heron that attempted to steal his fish.
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The Dolphins Score a Touchdown With First-Round Pick Kenneth Grant
“Maybe my favorite player in the entire draft,” gushed former NFL head coach Jon Gruden.
Miami Commissioners Invite Florida DOGE to Investigate City Spending
Joe Carollo and his fellow Miami commissioners want Ron DeSantis’ Department of Government Efficiency clone to come to town.
National Weather Service Reinstates Translated Forecast Alerts After Pause
NWS had suspended the service earlier this month after its contract with the AI-translation platform lapsed.
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The University of Central Florida Says ICE Has Detained One of Its Students
UCF officials confirm that 15 students have lost their visas, including one who was detained by ICE.
Report: At Least 8 University of Miami Student Visas Revoked
The government has recently stripped at least 47 Florida college students and recent graduates of their visas.
Church in Dania Beach Sues to Evict Temporary Tenant
Lael Baptist Mission reverend Esau Dalrymple says the woman took advantage of his goodwill.
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FSU Students Demand State Policy Changes After Campus Shooting
A group of students gathered at the Capitol five days after they barricaded themselves in classrooms on campus.