Another Person Says Royal Caribbean’s Bungee Trampoline Caused Broken Bones
After suffering fractured ribs, Hernandez has sued Royal Caribbean.
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Florida Officials Make “Same Old” Argument for Restricting Medical Marijuana Licenses
The disagreement boils down to one tiny word in the 2016 MMJ amendment.
Miami New Times‘ Most Popular Longreads of 2019
Here are the ten most-read longform stories we published in 2019.
Five Huge Positives in One Miserable Season of Miami Dolphins Football
History will not look kindly upon the 2019 Miami Dolphins.
Retired Miami Cop Now Performing Naked Ventriloquy Show
Yes, Schwartz gets naked onstage. But he swears it’s not gratuitous.
Drunk Driving? In Miami, You’ll Probably Get Away With It
More people get away with DUI in Miami-Dade than anywhere else in the state.
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The Worst Stuff We Saw at Miami Art Week 2019: Bananageddon Edition
There was a lot of incredible nonsense for rich people this year.
More Than a Party Drug, Ketamine Finds New Life as IV Treatment at Miami Clinics
Ketamine can induce a feeling described as an out-of-body experience.
Dolphins Coach Brian Flores Lost His Mind After Officials Handed Jets the Win
Losing to the Jets hurts even more when the officials hand it to them.
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Five Only-in-Miami Stories of Art Chicanery
Miami is no stranger to deception and corruption, but the art world is next level.
Miramar UPS Driver’s Sister Says “Negligence and Stupidity of Police” Killed Her Brother
The family of the slain UPS driver attributes Frank Ordonez’s death to “the negligence and stupidity of the police.”
Everything We Know About the Miramar Shootout So Far UPDATED
Serious questions remain following the bloody shootout in Miramar.
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Miami’s “Female Indiana Jones” Tracks Down Bigfoot in New TV Show
A research team claims to have evidence of a Bigfoot-like creature.
New “Vice” Pins from Mac’s Club Deuce Are Art Basel’s Most Coveted Souvenir
Skip the outlandish garb and snag a bona fide piece of Miami history.
Marlins Park Changes Prove Derek Jeter Is Listening to the Fans
Listening to fans has been a theme since Jeter arrived in Miami.
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Miami-Area Cop Arrested for Driving Cruiser While Drunk Also Drank on Job During Hurricane
Apparently, McVay has been caught drinking on the job before.
“Polite” Bank Robber Was Unfairly Punished, Florida Appeals Court Says
When it comes to robbing banks, it pays to be nice.
Majority of ICE Detainees in South Florida Have No Criminal History, Report Shows
More than 85 percent of detainees in Broward had no criminal history.
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Where in the World Is Miami Gallerist Inigo Philbrick?
Just in time for Art Basel 2019, Miami gallerist Inigo Philbrick has been fingered as the villain in multiple lawsuits playing out in New York City, London, and South Florida.
Innocent Bystander Struck During Miami-Dade Police Shootout in Liberty City
When an officer returned fire, a bullet struck a female bystander.
Carnival Has More Sexual Assault Reports Than Any Other Cruise Line, Statistics Show
Since 2016, Carnival has consistently reported the most incidents.
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Coral Gables Theater Cancels Screening of The Trayvon Hoax
The theater canceled the event, but not before being lambasted on social media.