Publix Heiress Dumped $171,100 Into a Pro-Trump PAC in 2019
Company founder George W. Jenkins died in 1996, but his children are very much alive and still active in the political process.
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Study: Miami Will See More Effects of Climate Change Within Next 20 Years
Some roads — and entire neighborhoods — might need to be abandoned.
Trump Goes After Venezuelan Socialism but Doesn’t Skip a Beat Deporting Venezuelans
Trump continues to champion the Venezuela issue in his speeches because it’s a rhetorical win-win that requires no compromise from his administration.
Proud Boys Leader Has Raised Basically No Money for Miami Congressional Run
Tarrio has raised less than $5,000 in the three months since announcing his candidacy for Florida’s 27th congressional district.
Get Your Cute Animal Fix With Adorable Meerkat Cubs Born at Zoo Miami
The mother, Yam Yam, lives with three male meerkats, any of which could have fathered the pups.
Everything a Dolphins Fan Needs to Know About Adopting an XFL Team
There are eight XFL teams for Miami Dolphins fans to adot. It’s time to pick a team before the games start this weekend.
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Snowbirds Vote for Klobuchar at Satellite Iowa Caucuses in Southwest Florida
Despite the mess in the statewide reporting of the outcome, the results locally were clear.
Nonbinary Broward Candidate Confronts Florida Rep Sponsoring Anti-Trans Bill
Manley says Sabatini refused to acknowledge the gender spectrum and declared that all identities beyond male and female are “manufactured.”
Much Guaidó About Nothing: Venezuelan Leader’s Visit to Miami Marks Little Change
Saturday’s event in Miami ginned up local support for Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó but offered little substance.
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City of Miami Wants Armored Trucks and a Police Drone Boat to Catch Drug Traffickers
Police toys in South Florida keep popping up where they’re not expected.
Bicyclist’s Death on Venetian Causeway Leads to Fight for Safety Upgrades
“The tragedy is not only that Flavia died. The tragedy is that her death did not result in any action.”
The Chiefs’ Amazing Comeback and a Very Miami Halftime Show Capped a Perfect Super Bowl LIV
Super Bowl LIV lived up to its name, and Miami ended a week of perfectly executed hospitality.
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Scientology’s Many Ties to South Florida
Scientology is more than just Tom Cruise and cult jokes, believe it or not. It’s a political force.
Marco Rubio Takes Brave Stance Against Doing Anything About Trump’s Impeachment
Rubio says that even though Trump might have done some very worrisome things, he does not believe the president’s actions warrant removal from office.
Advocacy Group Warns About Facial-Recognition Tech at Florida Universities
At any given place in Miami-Dade County, you’re likely being surveilled.
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How to Get Around Miami During Super Bowl Weekend
Prepare for the once-in-a-decade transit headaches promised by Super Bowl LIV.
Police Union Upset That Corey Jones’ Killing by Cop Will Air in Super Bowl Ad
The FOP suggests the ad could lead to cops’ being “defamed.”
Nine Reasons the Super Bowl Should Be in Miami Every Year
Why not pick a place where most people would love to vacation?
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Miami Beach to Spend $75,000 to Eradicate Invasive Iguanas
Iguanas are protected by Florida anti-cruelty laws and must be killed humanely, but the state has yet to offer explicit directions.
Angry Miamians Launch Effort to Oust Commissioner Joe Carollo
Some critics have described this Miami city government as the worst-functioning one they can remember.
Miami-Dade Cop Acquitted of Battery Despite Video of Him Hitting Handcuffed Teen
Video showed the officer walking up to the suspect, winding up, and hitting the handcuffed teen right in the face.
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Fight Over Public Toilets and the Homeless Reignites in Miami
City Commissioner Ken Russell says the city already spends “a significant amount” of money pressure washing the streets daily to keep excrement from building up.