Hialeah Liquor Store Marquee Calls Out George Floyd’s Killing
“My message is quite simple,” Gewanter says. “It’s like a lynching, just without a rope or a tree.”
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Dream Defenders Want City of Miami to Create Homeless Shower Site
The group is asking the City of Miami to create another site where people experiencing homelessness can shower or use the bathroom.
Univision Broadcaster Angers Puerto Ricans With Looting Comment
“They were whites, Hispanics, from Puerto Rico. People no older than 35 years old,” Vallejo said in Spanish during the live broadcast.
Miami Leaders Speak of Outside Agitators and Out-of-Town Protesters on Fox News
Local leaders went on Fox News to talk about what made Miami’s protests peaceful and successful, at least in the eyes of Tucker Carlson.
Protesters Demand Change, but Miami-Dade Commissioners Say Everything Is Fine
After expressing condolences for the Floyd family, Miami-Dade commissioners insisted that police and community relations are just fine.
Advocates Fear Avalanche of Evictions Once Florida’s Moratorium Lifts
The 30-day extension gives tenants a temporary sense of relief, but many say it only postpones the inevitable.
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Westland Mall Kiosk Owners Fight Rent Charges During Lockdown
Some tenants say they were charged rent for the two months they were out of work — sometimes more than $1,000 a month for a kiosk.
Hialeah Lawmaker Says Colleague’s AR-15 Tweet Was Inciting Violence
Polo believes Sabatini’s tweet this weekend “took it to another level.”
George Floyd Protest Organizers in Miami Helped Deescalate Sunday’s Crowd
Activists were put to the test throughout the day as some protesters got into tense encounters with police.
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“We Might Be Next”: After Miami Jail Death, Infected Inmates Live in Fear
Charles Hobbs’ death was a turning point on the inside — an indisputable example of the danger each of them faces from behind bars.
George Floyd Protest in Miami Erupts Into Chaos
A downtown Miami protest that began peacefully Saturday afternoon erupted into chaos at nightfall.
Trump’s Minneapolis Tweet Is an Echo of Miami’s Racist Past
The former police chief died in 1968, but his words were resurrected early this morning by President Donald Trump.
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Protests Against George Floyd’s Killing Planned in Miami and Broward
Protests for George Floyd — the 46-year-old father killed by police in Minneapolis — are planned in Miami and Broward.
Report: Miami TV Station Ran Amazon-Produced Segment as News
A highlight reel shows TV anchors repeating the same talking points about Amazon’s improved health and safety measures.
Did Politics Keep Ball & Chain From Reopening? Miami’s Joe Carollo Says No
Carollo has been critical of Ball and Chain fulfilling food and drink orders to go and does not believe the bar should be allowed to reopen.
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After Massive Growth, Wynwood Faces Summer of Uncertainty
The pandemic struck as peak tourist season was winding down, but it’s unclear when visitors will flock to the neighborhood again.
Records Show FIU Hired Trapper to Exterminate Campus Cats
The euthanization of the campus cats drew the ire of several students.
We Hope Your Car Survived This Weekend’s Downpours in Miami
The Magic City hasn’t seen this much rain for two days straight during the month of May in more than 60 years.
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Masks, Distance, and Zero Handshaking: Miami Catholic Churches Reopen Today
For Catholics ready to return to in-person mass, the Archdiocese of Miami will reopen parishes today.
Miami Beach Towing Companies Say City Owes Them $1.8 Million
A letter from the towing companies gives the city until May 29 to pay up.
With Miami Beach Closed, Memorial Day Weekend Will Be Different This Year
There’ll be no packed beaches this Memorial Day weekend.
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South Florida Still Lacks Plans for a Hurricane During COVID-19
Emergency management agencies must contend with protecting people from the storm while isolating them from the virus.