Reefer Madness! Miami Beach Wants Pot-Smoking Spring Breakers Arrested
A doobie in the pocket could get you hauled off to jail if some Miami Beach commissioners have their way.
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Miami Settles Lawsuit Claiming It Trashed Homeless Residents’ Meds, Family Ashes
An ACLU attorney says the settlement will help ensure the city respects homeless people’s constitutional rights.
Five Must-Circle Dates on Every Miami Sports Fan’s Calendar
Bummed the Big Game is over? We’ve got South Florida sports fans covered.
Super Bowl Starvation: A Look Back at Miami Dolphins’ Championship Appearances
Relive the Dolphins’ glory days before the team sunk into a Super Bowl drought.
“Conversation About Israel”: Alan Dershowitz Campus Visit Riles UM Protesters
Dershowitz threatened litigation after a University of Miami student group skewered him ahead of his campus event.
WLRN Faces Discrimination Complaint for Firing Carlos Frías and Sundial Staff
Ousted Miami radio host Carlos Frías alleges that WLRN discriminated against him and his Latino staff.
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Broward County Awards $29 Million Contract to Builder Behind FIU Bridge Collapse
Despite its troubled safety record, the company locked in a lucrative Broward airport project.
Florida Supreme Court to Rule on Ballot Item to Cement Abortion Rights Into State Constitution
The Florida Supreme Court will decide whether abortion rights in the state will be put to a vote in the 2024 election.
Bye-Bye Balls: Margate Mayor Bids Farewell to Dog’s Family Jewels
Miami-area mayor announces family dog’s impending neutering appointment with Instagram crotch shot.
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“Tar-Baby Material”: Ex-Employee Accuses Trulieve of Racial Discrimination
According to the lawsuit, a Trulieve store manager told Black workers not to touch the counters because they would “make them dirty.”
Internet Roasts Mayor Suarez Over 2026 World Cup Announcement
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez wants some kudos for World Cup matches in another municipality.
Miami Dolphins’ Easiest Offseason Decision: Pay Christian Wilkins His Money
The Dolphins’ dynamic duo on the defensive line should be preserved for the upcoming season and years to come.
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“Manosphere” Influencer Andrew Tate Loses Civil Case Against U.S. Marine Over Sex Trafficking Claims
A U.S. Marine sergeant’s reports of alleged sex trafficking spawned the investigation that put the mouthy misogynist behind bars in Romania.
Israeli Diplomat’s Son Arrested for Allegedly Hitting Miami-Area Cop on Motorcycle
Police say Avraham Gil apologized and told officers he was weaving between cars because he “hates waiting behind traffic.”
You Won’t Believe What Miami Heat Guard Terry Rozier Puts on His Sandwich
Pouring sugar on pasta is wrong.
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Florida Ethics Commission Dismisses Complaint Against Mayor Suarez Over Security Detail
The City of Miami was billed for hefty personal security costs accrued by Mayor Suarez during his blink-and-you’ll-miss-it presidential run.
Button Up! Debate Rages After Miami Beach Commissioner Proposes “Well-Fitted” Clothing for Staff
The commissioner says a chorus of “race-baiting” is casting a shadow over a measure aimed at making uniforms more comfortable for city staff.
Gaza War Protesters Dog Biden During Florida Fundraising Swing
Young progressives turned out in droves in Miami to warn President Biden that his support for Israel’s military action would be a deal breaker come Election Day.
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Miami International Airport Wants CBD Shop for “Anxious” Travelers
Retailers in Florida can legally sell CBD-infused products that contain no more than 0.3 percent THC.
Department of Anti-TRANSportation? Florida Bans Driver’s License Gender Changes
State DMV’s move exposes trans people to criminal liability for listing gender identity on their driver’s license.
Cold Front Reminds South Florida That Winter Exists
How long will South Florida’s chilly weather hang around?
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College in Prison? In Florida, Not So Much
Only 326 of Florida’s 80,000 prisoners can go to college.