After Debate About Racism, Matt Gaetz Announces He Has a Cuban Son
Gaetz’s announcement raised questions about his relationship with Galban and why he hadn’t publicly mentioned having a son.
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Want to Investigate Your Miami Government? Here’s a Quick Guide
Every city in Miami-Dade County has a commission or council that makes decisions that directly affect people’s day-to-day lives.
Juneteenth and Black Lives Matter Rallies Planned for Miami and Fort Lauderdale
Protests and rallies will continue on Juneteenth, a national holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States.
Judge: No Immunity for Miami-Dade Cops Who Killed Autistic Man
According to a recent court decision, three Miami-Dade officers in a 2016 shooting cannot use qualified immunity as a defense.
Miami Police Union Blasts “National Attack on Law Enforcement”
In an email, President Tommy Reyes told union members that “what is going on is a national attack on Law Enforcement.”
Miami Janitors Protest Low Wages and Mistreatment Amid Coronavirus
Miami janitors say they continue to be underpaid, denied sick leave, and disrespected.
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Five Sites That Would Be Better Than Orlando for the Rest of the NBA Season
Here are a few options for the NBA to consider other than Orlando.
Fort Lauderdale Cop in March Shooting Has Long History of Use-of-Force Reviews
Fort Lauderdale police Officer Robert Morris has been reviewed for 82 use-of-force incidents since he joined the department in 2006.
Woke Grandpa Defies Miami Beach Condo Board
At 86 years old, Abramson wanted to show solidarity with those protesting systemic racism, police brutality, and the death of George Floyd.
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George Floyd Protests to Continue This Weekend in Miami
At least three protests are planned this weekend in Miami.
Critics Question Miami Police’s Use of Force in Arresting Protesters
Some protesters say MPD officers disrupted an otherwise peaceful demonstration, using an unnecessary amount of force.
Gramps Owner Offers to Sink Columbus Statue Into the Sea
Adam Gersten, the owner of Gramps tavern in Wynwood, has offered $5,000 to remove the Columbus statue from Bayfront Park.
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Black Police Union Says Miami Police Chief Used N-Word in the ’90s
Miami’s black police union is calling out Chief Jorge Colina for reportedly using the N-word at a class about drug operations in 1997.
In 2018 Text, Miami Mayor Called Police Department Problems “Made Up”
A text conversation shows that in 2018, Mayor Francis Suarez dismissed the notion that Miami’s police department had internal problems.
Miami Commissioners to Again Vote on Giving Themselves Pensions
After kicking the proverbial can down the road for months, commissioners are expected to cast a second vote on the pension ordinance.
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FIU Dreamers Await U.S. Supreme Court Decision This Month
Dreamers at FIU are left to wait and plan their next move in case the U.S. Supreme Court finds DACA’s repeal was lawful.
Lauderhill Vice Mayor Votes Against Resolution Supporting Black Lives Matter
Lauderhill’s vice mayor deemed a resolution voicing support for the Black Lives Matter movement “adversarial.”
Rundle Clears Miami-Dade Cop in Two Shootings, Including One of Unarmed Teen
Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle has quietly declined to pursue a criminal case against Officer Ronald Neubauer.
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Miami Venezuelans Blast (F)empower Bail Fund Founder for Photo With Maduro
Photos of (F)empower cofounder Helen Peña with Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro went viral, spurring a tsunami of criticism.
Broward Races Could Change the Future of Policing and Prosecution
The ACLU has spoken out about the importance of Broward’s local elections, particularly in light of the George Floyd protests.
WSVN Confirms That Twitter-Famous Producer Joel Franco Is Gone
After a swelling Twitter backlash, WSVN social-media producer Joel Franco is no longer an employee at the station.
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More Black Lives Matter Protests Planned This Weekend in South Florida
Protests against police brutality and racism in honor of George Floyd continue to sweep across South Florida.