Activists Say ICE Check-Ins Put Elderly Immigrants at Risk for Coronavirus
Activists say immigrants waiting at the ICE office in Miramar could be unnecessarily exposed to the novel coronavirus.
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Sorry, but the Zoo Miami Gorilla Isn’t Using Sign Language
No doubt we’re raining on your parade, but, hey, that’s journalism.
First Coronavirus Case Confirmed in Miami-Dade
A 56-year-old Miami-Dade man who traveled outside Florida has become the county’s first resident to contract COVID-19.
Miami-Dade Commissioner Complains He’s “Tired” of Hearing About Coronavirus
During an emergency coronavirus meeting, Martinez complained he’s sick of hearing about this darn virus already.
Leaked Emails: Norwegian Pressures Sales Team to Mislead Potential Customers About Coronavirus
A Norwegian employee says some managers have asked the sales team to lie to customers about COVID-19 to protect the company’s bookings.
The Five Types of Inter Miami Fan
Well, well, well, everyone is a soccer fan now, huh?
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Florida ICE Jail Quarantines Detainees Amid Coronavirus Testing
Several immigrants are being held in a special ward and have been barred from receiving visitors and eating with other detainees.
Miami Mayor to Honor Brazil’s Anti-LGBT, Climate-Change-Denying President
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is expected to honor Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, also known as “Trump of the Tropics.”
Nudist Leaders Spar Over Crime-Ridden Chickee Hut at Haulover Beach
Two local nudist leaders agree Haulover Beach has a crime problem, but they have different ideas about how to solve it.
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Despite Two Losses, Inter Miami Is Already Better Than Advertised
Although the team has begun the season with a 0-0-2 record, Inter has given fans a reason to believe this is a squad that shows great potential.
Here’s an Explainer on the Fight Over Noise in Wynwood Right Now
The fight over noise in Wynwood could lead to the stifling of the Magic City’s largest tourism hot spot. Here’s how the battle has gone down.
Study: Almost No One in Miami Makes Six Figures, Including Probably You
We live in a glitzy and glamorous city, but not many locals make the big bucks.
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While Miami Teams Make Coronavirus Plans, Fans Must Weigh the Risk of Attending Games
Luckily, this is one of the slowest times of the year for South Florida sports, so there is some time to assess the situation.
Here’s Video of a Miami Cop Allegedly Snorting Cocaine Inside E11even
Video footage obtained via a public-records request shows Santos clearly snorting something that night at E11even before being led away by security.
Florida House Once Again Considers 10 Percent THC Cap on Medical Marijuana
If HB 713 became law, the prices at Florida dispensaries could skyrocket.
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Gables Fire Inspector Says UM Ignored Warnings About Deadly Dorm Conditions
According to the lawsuit, the alleged code violations could “result in life-threatening danger” to University of Miami students.
Gimenez Ad Likens Progressive Opponent to “Castro-Loving Socialist”
Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez has been sounding an awful lot like Donald Trump lately.
Miami Leaders Say “Archaic” Nightlife Laws Need to Change for Wynwood
Yesterday two emergency meetings were called in Wynwood to hash out problems about noise, code enforcement, reportedly illegal temporary businesses, and supposedly preferential treatment for developers.
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Miami-Dade Commissioner Asks Governor to Make Coronavirus Testing Free
A Miami-Dade commissioner has asked Gov. Ron DeSantis to do everything in his power to make tests free or affordable to the public.
After Backlash, Miami-Dade Commission Defers Plans for New Jail
Advocates asked commissioners to dedicate funds to housing and education instead of new “cages.”
Five Classic Offseason Mistakes the Dolphins Should Avoid This Year
This isn’t the NBA. This offseason, the Dolphins should spend wisely and pick up value additions who can help the team right away.
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Joe Carollo Recall Organizers Sue Miami Officials for Running Interference
Organizers with Take Back Our City are challenging the city’s decision, which effectively kneecaps the recall campaign.