Miami Couple Stranded in Philippines During Global Pandemic
Zhang and Makki have been unable to flee the island of Panglao, and their chances of returning home to Miami are dwindling.
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Amid Coronavirus Concerns, Miami Dolphins Announce Online Draft Party
The team has a league-high 14 draft picks, including three first-round picks, the first of which is expected to be the Fins’ quarterback of the future.
South Beach LGBTQ Icon Henrietta Robinson Dies of COVID-19
Robinson, who is among the first out transgender women in South Florida, died Friday after being diagnosed with COVID-19.
Miami Couple Marries on Their Balcony During Coronavirus Quarantine
Whereas their original wedding took Webner and Katz eight months to plan, their balcony ceremony took about five days to organize.
Miami Streets Are Littered With Gloves, Masks, and Wipes
Go outside and you’ll likely see it: latex gloves, single-use masks, and sanitizing wipes littering parking lots, storefronts, and sidewalks.
Dr. Brandt Foundation Honors Late Miami Dermatologist With PPE Donation
As the coronavirus puts a stranglehold on South Florida, the Dr. Brandt Foundation honors its namesake’s connection with the University of Miami.
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South Florida Libraries Find Ways to Reach Their Communities Online
As coronavirus threatens public health, South Florida’s libraries have been shuttered, forcing library staff to find ways to reach patrons virtually.
John Walsh Takes on Unsolved Case of Missing Baby Andrew
John Walsh, best known as the longtime host of “America’s Most Wanted,” will examine the case on his Discovery Investigation program, “In Pursuit With John Walsh.”
As Coronavirus Spreads in Hialeah, Residents Beg Mayor for Stronger Action
While COVID-19 cases have stacked up in the city, some residents have been wondering where Mayor Carlos Hernandez has been.
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For Many in Miami, Rent Is Due April 1 — Do You Have to Pay?
A lot has changed since the last time rent was due.
Treatment of Fort Lauderdale’s Homeless Flouts CDC Coronavirus Guidelines
The officers’ actions appear to be out of step with federal guidelines.
Remember Traffic?
Since Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez issued a stay-at-home order last week, snarled traffic is a thing of the past.
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Broward Pastor Who Claims He Predicted COVID-19 Brags He’s “Well Endowed”
Evidently, size matters, even when you’re a pastor leading a congregation through the uncertainty of a pandemic.
Florida Marijuana Sales Skyrocket Even as Economy Collapses
Thanks to coronavirus, Florida’s medical marijuana dispensaries are seeing record sales as patients stockpile cannabis for the long haul.
Miami-Dade Transit Union Worries About Coronavirus Threat
Public transit already caters to some of the community’s most vulnerable — people who could be at greater risk of exposure to coronavirus.
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Florida ICE Detainees Start Hunger Strike Over Coronavirus Concerns
Those on strike say the detention center is no longer providing antibacterial soap to some detainees.
Oh, Great — AccuWeather Predicts Above-Average Hurricane Season
If the coronavirus pandemic already has you contemplating wiping your ass with a corncob, boy, do we have some bad news for you!
South Florida Domestic Violence Shelters Fill Up During Coronavirus Crisis
For those who experience domestic violence, the outbreak has created a perfect storm of circumstance, trapping some in their homes with an abuser.
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An Important Message From Miami New Times‘ Editor-in-Chief
We want to assure you that whatever happens, we aren’t going anywhere. (Literally! We’re all working from home.)
The Five Miami Sports Stars We’d Most Like to Be Quarantined With
Since most of us are missing our favorite sports stars, that made us wonder which Miami athletes we’d most like to be quarantined with. Here are our top picks.
COVID-19 Will Be “Death Sentence,” Attorney Says After Miami-Dade Jail Visit
Advocates on the ground say Miami-Dade jails appear unsanitary and unprepared — and still filled with arrestees at high risk of contracting coronavirus.
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Miami Plastic Surgeon Creates Registry of Spare Ventilators for Hospitals
The “Take a Breather” initiative aims to connect hospitals with plastic surgeons who can loan out their spare ventilators.