Vagina Cannalouges Event Caters to Miami’s Weed-Smoking Women
Even as marijuana becomes more socially — and legally — acceptable, women continue to be left out of the conversation.
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Dwyane Wade’s Celebration Weekend Proves Miami Is the Best Choice for Top Free Agents
The Miami Heat turned a celebration of its greatest star into the greatest recruiting pitch.
Inter Miami’s Bumpy Road to the MLS Ends With Kickoff Next Weekend
Inter Miami’s path to the MLS has been anything but smooth. Kickoff is only a week away, so let’s look back on how the teami got to where it is.
Critics Blast Proposal to Build Massive Jail in Miami-Dade
The proposal took many people by surprise, including Miami-Dade Commissioner Jose “Pepe” Diaz, whose district includes a town that abuts the planned jail site.
Nearly 150 Sex Workers Arrested in So-Called Trafficking Raids Before the Super Bowl
Routine sex worker busts were included on the list of 183 trafficking-related arrests that occurred in the leadup to Super Bowl LIV.
Instagram Post of Sidewalk Closures in Brickell Draws Outcry
Blocked sidewalks have almost become a fixture of Brickell, where creeping construction and runaway development have put a squeeze on pedestrians.
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After the Heat Honors Dwyane Wade, It’s Time to Turn the Attention to Udonis Haslem
Udonis Haslem is the last of the Mohicans. He’s a soon-to-be-extinct breed.
Screw the Groundhog — Miami Gets a Couple More Days of “Winter”
Winter in Miami is like a short-lived romance. You get a few great days and nights — some even perfect.
Broward Sex Academy Wants to Spice Up Your Horizontal Life
Whether you’re a coital connoisseur or a boom-boom beginner, sex workshops coming to Hollywood this weekend have you covered.
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Why Are Cars in Miami Always on Fire?
For some reason, cars on fire have become synonymous with Miami — but why? New Times set out to get answers.
Survey: If Nonvoters Turn Out in November, Trump Could Win Florida
The data shows Trump would be the favorite in Florida if all nonvoters turned out.
Florida Lawmaker Says Confederate Statues Should Be Honored Like MLK Memorials
Hill said statues honoring the slave-owning Confederate States of America should be held in the same regard as those honoring Martin Luther King Jr.
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Five Reasons the Philadelphia 76ers Are the Miami Heat’s Most Hated Rival
The Sixers and Heat have a beef to settle.
Miami-Dade Mayor Proposes New $393 Million Megajail Next to TGK
Commissioners will discuss the proposal this morning despite the fact that the public agenda makes no mention of the project.
Russians Recruited Man to Spy on a Government Agent in Miami, Feds Say
The feds say Fuentes flew to Miami this past February 13, rented a car, and began stalking his prey.
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Retailers Quashed Coral Gables’ Ban on Styrofoam and Plastic Bags. Now What?
Coral Gables appealed for the Florida Supreme Court to hear its case. Last week, the Supreme Court declined. So what happens now?
Jury Acquits Man Accused of Trafficking Cocaine Via Fort Lauderdale Airbnb
After he was arrested in Fort Lauderdale at a $4,000-a-night Airbnb rental housing 900 pounds of cocaine, Gregorio Martinez is a free man.
New Study Shows Miami Is One of the Best Cities in America for Football Fans
Somehow, someway, Miami did well. Let’s not question the math or science of it.
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North Miami Councilmen Condemn “Anti-Asian” Remarks Against Planned Chinatown
Galvin says the rhetoric surrounding coronavirus has reminded him of the 1980s panic about AIDS.
ESPN’s D. Wade: Life Unexpected Uniquely Details the Life of Miami’s Greatest Sports Star
By the end of the film, Heat fans will feel as if they’ve been invited inside the head of Miami’s most beloved sports star as his life flashes before his eyes.
Volunteers Picked Up 600 Pounds of Trash in Wynwood in Just One Hour
The litter was what one would expect from touristy Wynwood: beer cans, soda bottles, chip bags, and all sorts of other things normally found in a college dorm room.
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Two Years After the Parkland Shooting, What Has Really Changed?
Any solution that isn’t covering our eyes, plugging our ears, and changing the channel on America’s gun problem is progress.