Searching for Congressman George Santos’ $199 Room at the W South Beach
Congressman George Santos’ campaign claims to have spent only $199.99 on a stay at the W South Beach.
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Miami Dolphins Fans Ranked Among NFL’s “Sexiest”
The probably unscientific but undoubtedly unimpeachable study surveyed just over 1,000 NFL fans from all 32 franchises.
Florida Senate Bill Seeks to Revitalize Mangrove Forests in Biscayne Bay and Beyond
Will the legislature step up to protect our first line of defense against coastal erosion and storm surge in Florida?
City of Miami Reneges on Million-Dollar Contribution to Black-Led Nonprofit
Commissioner Alex Diaz de la Portilla shot down a planned million-dollar contribution to the Circle of Brotherhood.
“We Are Everywhere”: Ominous Messages on Anti-Abortion Counseling Centers Prompt Federal Charges
The unsealed indictment claims Caleb Freestone and Amber Smith-Stewart spray-painted threats on three Florida pro-life pregnancy centers this past summer.
Florida Power & Light CEO Eric Silagy Retires in Wake of Matrix Consultant Scandal
Eric Silagy led Florida Power & Light through a decade of growth and acclaim. But his legacy was complicated by a final year marked by scandal.
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Florida to Execute Death Row Prisoner Donald Dillbeck in February
Gary Ray Bowles, who went on a killing spree that claimed the lives of six men in 1994, was the last prisoner to be executed in Florida.
Announcing the New Times Local Sports Team Mascot Awards
This ain’t no beauty contest. It’s about character, dammit!
Secret Service: Man Breached Mar-a-Lago After Failed Attempt to Speak With Donald Trump
Secret Service says the man wanted an audience with Donald Trump.
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Cuffs First, Questions Later? Lawsuit Claims Miami-Dade Cops Failed to Verify ID in Mistaken Arrest
A lawsuit accuses the Miami-Dade Police Department of arresting a mother in a case of mistaken identity after failing to verify her middle name.
Free Speech and Private Property Rights Collide in Florida’s Nazi Bat-Signal Incidents
Would local governments be infringing on First Amendment rights if they restricted anti-Semitic light projections?
Miami Dolphins 2022 Season Recap: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Looking dispassionately backward in order to look ahead.
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Paradis Books & Bread 86es Fox News Analyst for Violating Safe Spaces Policy, Faces Backlash
“This situation reminds me of something that MLK said in 1963,” Fox News analyst Gianno Caldwell complained.
Rigged Rent? Residents Allege Massive Price-Fixing Scheme in Miami Apartment Market
A class action complaint claims skyrocketing rent in the Miami metro area has been exacerbated by a pervasive price-fixing scheme.
Too Vile for the Highway: Florida’s Rejected Vanity Plates
We’ve toiled tirelessly over a list of vanity license plates that the State of Florida banished from the roadways last year.
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Defiance, Disarray in North Miami Beach Government as Mayor Refuses to Resign
Claims that Mayor Anthony DeFillipo violated residency requirements have brought city government to a standstill.
Miami Man Injured by Falling Iguana During Outdoor Yoga Class
A “20- to 30-pound” iguana fell from a tree while fighting another, giving a man a black eye and drawing blood.
Man Charged With In-Flight Assault After Attempted Escape From Gassy Airline Passenger
An American Airlines passenger with burning nostrils just wanted a little taste of luxury. Is that so wrong?
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Flo Rida Wins $82 Million Verdict in Lawsuit Against Energy Drink Co. Celsius UPDATED
The jury returned a more-than $82 million verdict in favor of the Carol City native in his breach-of-contract case against the beverage maker.
What to Know Ahead of Trial for Three Men Accused of Killing Rapper XXXTentacion
Jury selection for the XXXTentacion murder trial is scheduled to begin this week.
Trip’s Over: Florida’s First “Magic Mushroom” Dispensary Halts Sales
Last month, Chillum Dispensary abruptly announced that it would be taking the Amanita muscaria mushroom product off it shelves.
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Dolphins’ 34-31 Playoff Loss to Buffalo Brings on an Offseason Filled With Questions
The Miami Dolphins’ 2022 season is officially in the books. Now come the questions.