Miami Traveler Arrested for Egg-Smuggling After Suitcase Starts Chirping
Customs agents at Miami International Airport heard strange noises coming from Szu Ta Wu’s luggage and suspected something was alive inside.
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Last Call: Development Uproots Happy’s Stork Lounge
Legendary North Bay Village dive bar Happy’s Stork Lounge is moving out of the premises it has occupied for more than 70 years.
In the Weeds: Florida Bills Would Eliminate Delta-8 THC Products
“This will be absolutely devastating to the entire industry,” one vape shop owner tells New Times.
Houston, You Have a Florida Problem: Fans React to FAU and UM Reaching Final Four
Just 37 out of more than 20 million brackets filled out on ESPN.com correctly predicted the Final Four with UM and FAU in the mix.
Miami Police Investigating Death of Peter Thiel’s Reported Romantic Partner as Suicide
After model Jeff Thomas was found dead at a Brickell apartment building in a suspected suicide, a new report has detailed his links to billionaire tech mogul Peter Thiel.
Parkland Victim’s Father Smothered on Floor, Arrested at Gun Control Hearing in D.C. (VIDEO)
“You took my son away from me!” Patricia Oliver shouted when she and her husband, parents of Parkland shooting victim Joaquin Oliver, were kicked out of a congressional hearing on gun regulation.
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Five Keys to Help Marlins Replicate World Baseball Classic Magic
Marlins fans want to feel like the hometown team cares about them, even after the game. So be more than a bobblehead.
Stop WOKE Timeline: How DeSantis’ Darling Law Ground to a Halt
The Stop WOKE Act has been stopped in its tracks by Gov. Ron DeSantis’ nemesis on the federal court bench.
Seaweed Meltdown: Will the Massive Sargassum “Blob” Live Up to the Hype?
Is the media over-hyping the incoming “seaweed blob”? Experts weigh in.
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Miami Police Officer Accused of Scamming Federal Loan Program (UPDATED)
The feds say this officer from the Miami Police Department submitted fraudulent documents to lock up two loan draws under a CARES Act loan program.
High Hopes for Lolita the Orca’s Homecoming as Health Improves
Lolita the orca’s recovery from a severe infection is fueling hopes that she won’t have to live out her last days in a concrete tank at Miami Seaquarium, where she has been confined for more than 50 years.
Miami Beach Commission Rejects Spring Break Curfew During Ultra Music Festival Weekend
Commissioner Ricky Arriola said Miami Beach’s reaction to the Spring Break violence is like “rearranging the chairs on the Titanic.”
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See No Evil: Miami Cops Are Still Shutting Off Body Cams
Police misconduct is out of sight, out of mind when Miami officers fail to follow body-worn camera rules during tense interactions with civilians.
Last Hurrah? Thirty More Days of Early Morning Boozing in Miami Beach (UPDATED)
This could be the last Miami Music Week in which partygoers can guzzle booze till the wee morning hours in Miami Beach’s South of Fifth District.
XXXTentacion Murder Trial: Verdict Is In (UPDATED)
As jury deliberations continue, does the defense have cause for hope?
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Surfside Mayor Pooh-Poohs Idea for Town-Sponsored Gay Pride Event
Mayor Shlomo Danzinger wants town-sponsored cultural celebrations banished in Surfside. First up on the chopping block is a proposed gay pride event.
Getting to Know Jalen Ramsey: Five Fun Facts About the Dolphins’ Newest Superstar
He’ll kick your kids’ ass at kickball and celebrate with a bag of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. Meet the Dolphins’ newest superstar.
Buddhist Claims TruGreen Showered Sacred Garden With Poison
This time, they screwed with the wrong Buddhist.
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WBC Primer: Who’s Who at the World Baseball Classic?
Players from across the globe will be descending on Miami for the World Baseball Classic this weekend. Get to know the teams vying for the crown in the Olympics of baseball.
Cryptocurrency Exchange Suspends Trading of Suarez-Backed MiamiCoin
The suspension of MiamiCoin trading is a big blow to the “most bitcoin-friendly mayor on the planet,” who claimed the city’s crypto revenue could one day replace municipal taxes.
Preppin’ in Paradise: Florida Is Packed With “Survivalists,” Survey Claims
Break out the canned beans and tanning lotion. This survey claims a whopping 62 percent of Floridians consider themselves “survivalists.”
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Mother of Man Killed by Miami Sergeant After Traffic Stop Sues City, Officer
The family of Antwon Cooper, who was fatally shot in a tussle with Miami police, says the gun found near his body is conspicuously absent from footage of the incident.