Florida Emergency Management Head Quietly Told Local Officials to Gather Data on Immigrants
Kevin Guthrie’s previously unreported directive went too far for sheriffs in the new State Immigration Enforcement Council.
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NFL Draft 2025: Miami Hurricanes Preview and Player Projections
Because the next best thing to rooting for the Hurricanes on Saturday is rooting for former Hurricanes on Sunday.
New Biscayne Bay License Plate to Raise Funds For Local Wildlife
Proceeds from a new license plate will help more than 600 species of fish, tropical birds, and other wildlife in the bay.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Gives UFC CEO Dana White Key to City
“Today, we’re giving the key to the city to Dana White, who has invested heavily in our city,” Suarez said.
Leslie Roberts: Indicted Miami Art Dealer’s History of Fraud, Lawsuits
Roberts has apparently lived a life of deceit for decades by either spinning tales about his education or selling forged artwork.
Rare Morris Lapidus-Designed Miami Beach Home Is on the Market
A unique Miami Beach home by Morris Lapidus – one of the only residences he designed – is for sale, listed at $3.295 million.
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Trump Administration Quietly Revokes Visa Status of 18 FIU Students
As of April 10, the U.S. government had revoked the visas of more than 1,300 students nationwide.
Video: Boca Raton Plane Crashes in Fireball Near I-95
A deadly plane crash closed roads near the Boca Raton airport nearly all day Friday.
Budget Airline With South Florida Routes Is Flying ICE Deportation Missions
Avelo Airlines, a budget carrier serving South Florida, is contracting with ICE to operate deportation flights from Arizona.
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Miami Art Dealer Leslie Roberts Indicted for Alleged Forgery Scheme
FBI agents raided Roberts’ Miami Fine Art Gallery in Coconut Grove on Wednesday.
Fine Art, Fraud, and Forgery: The Curious Case of Leslie Roberts
“Out of my top three art fraud cases, Les Roberts ranks right in there,” a retired FBI agent tells New Times.
Sonar Company Solves 25-Year-Old Sunrise Cold Case
Libby Ann Dibenedetto had been missing for nearly 25 years when Sunshine State Sonar found her remains on April 6.
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New Billboard Slams Rubio and Miami Republicans Over TPS for Venezuelans
A new billboard on the Palmetto Expressway accuses Rubio and Miami Republicans of betraying Venezuelans over TPS cuts.
UF Student Self-Deported to Colombia After Traffic Stop
Felipe Zapata Velásquez, a 27-year-old UF student, was detained by ICE following a traffic stop.
Florida Cities That Have Stopped Adding Fluoride to Water: The List So Far
Since the Florida surgeon general waged his war on fluoride, several local governments have ended community fluoridation.
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Miami Among Top U.S. Cities for Asylum Denials
Miami has the fourth-highest rejection rate among major U.S. cities, according to data from a Berkeley-based nonprofit group.
2025 Hurricane Forecast Predicts Low Risk for Florida’s Atlantic Coast
Experts still project the 2025 season to be busier than the 20-year average.
New Times Spring Membership Campaign Will Plant the Seeds of Future Stories
Please consider contributing to fund our local news coverage. We’ve set a goal of raising $6,500 by April 27.
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UF Student Detained by ICE, Brought to Miami Detention Center
Felipe Zapata Velásquez, a 27-year-old UF student, was arrested for driving with an expired license and registration tag.
South Floridians to Join Nationwide Anti-Trump Protests This Weekend
Seven protests are scheduled across South Florida, from Boca Raton all the way down to Key West.
Miami Sports Fans, Explained: The 5 Most Iconic Types
Miami sports fans come in all flavors – delusional, devoted, and downright dramatic. Here are five iconic types we all know.
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Miami Ranked Among Friendliest U.S. Cities. Wait. What?
No, this isn’t a belated April Fools Day joke.