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How Many Heat Records Did Miami Melt in July?

By Jesse FragaAugust 2, 2023

“Day after day, the record-smashing anomalies in the atmosphere and ocean around the world this year are just jaw-dropping.”

Florida Cops: Stop Narcing on Manatee Orgies! (PHOTOS)

By Alex DeLucaAugust 2, 2023

Although Florida’s beloved manatees get it on year-round, mating herds are most commonly seen during the summer.

“Cooked” Alive: Inmates Stew in Florida Prisons’ Extreme Heat

By Alex DeLucaJuly 31, 2023

Is extreme heat in Florida prisons a form of “cruel and unusual” punishment?

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Porthole to the Past: OceanGate and Stockton Rush’s South Florida Connection

By Naomi FeinsteinJuly 18, 2023

Researchers who worked with Stockton Rush on the South Florida expedition tell New Times they never would have imagined that he and OceanGate would one day be at the center of a tragedy that drew a global spotlight.

Swamp Ass ’23: Miami-Dade Just Received Its First-Ever “Excessive Heat” Warning

By Alex DeLucaJuly 17, 2023

Is your swamp ass swampier than ever? Check out why Miami has set a dozen daily heat-index records this July.

Pickle Brawl: Aventura Bulldozes Green Space to Make Way for Pickleball Courts

By Naomi FeinsteinJuly 10, 2023

Aventura residents’ community garden has been torn to shreds to make room for pickleball courts.

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Lavish Floating Social Club Plans to Party Off Shores of Historic Wildlife Retreat

By Alex DeLucaJuly 7, 2023

The plan is to erect a posh social club, where wealthy clientele imbibe on interconnected yachts, right next to Bird Key, an island that has served as a wildlife sanctuary for centuries.

Tropical Storm Bret Could Develop Into Season’s First Hurricane

By Izzy KapnickJune 20, 2023

If Tropical Storm Bret strengthens as expected, it would mark an early, aggressive start to the hurricane season.

El Niño to the Rescue? What to Expect for Hurricane Season 2023

By Naomi FeinsteinJune 1, 2023

Experts weigh in on how many times you’ll have to bust out the hurricane shutters this season.

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Meet Dr. Deep Sea, Florida Professor Who Just Broke World Record for Living Underwater

By Naomi FeinsteinMay 19, 2023

From the sea-bottom lodge where he just broke the world record for longest stint living underwater, Joseph Dituri told New Times about his work with director James Cameron, how he uses the marine bathroom, and the effect that two months of isolation has had on his mental state.

Tenant, Stunned Pooch, Narrowly Escape Wrath of Palm Beach Gardens Tornado (VIDEO)

By Izzy KapnickMay 1, 2023

A Sanctuary Cove resident grabbed her quivering pooch and rushed to safety seconds before the tornado covered her bedroom with shards of broken glass.

Enough Panic-Buying: Florida Fuel Distribution Back on Track After Historic Storm

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 19, 2023

One week after historic flooding struck South Florida, progress at Port Everglades is fueling hope that the post-storm gas shortage is in the rearview mirror.

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Photos: Fort Lauderdale Residents Assess Damage Wrought by Historic Flooding

By Michele Eve Sandberg and OthersApril 17, 2023

As South Florida braced for a day of spring rains, Fort Lauderdale residents had little reason to suspect they were in for a severe flood — nearly 25 inches of rain in 24 hours — the likes of which comes around every 1,000 years.

Mayor: Fort Lauderdale Received 900 Calls for Help Amid Historic Storm (UPDATED)

By Alex DeLucaApril 13, 2023

A man was seen swimming through the floodwaters around rush hour outside the federal courthouse in downtown Fort Lauderdale.

Brightline Train Rips Apart Car Carrier in Hollywood Rail Collision (VIDEO)

Brightline Train Rips Apart Car Carrier in Hollywood Rail Collision (VIDEO)

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 13, 2023

A violent collision between a Brightline train and a car carrier on rain-soaked Dixie Highway added to the chaos of a historic Broward storm.

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Untold Mass of Sea Trash Lurks in Seaweed Piling Up in Florida

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 12, 2023

New research shows that an alarming amount of pollutants is hidden in the endless piles of seaweed washing ashore in Florida.

Seaweed Meltdown: Will the Massive Sargassum “Blob” Live Up to the Hype?

By Naomi FeinsteinMarch 23, 2023

Is the media over-hyping the incoming “seaweed blob”? Experts weigh in.

Buddhist Claims TruGreen Showered Sacred Garden With Poison

Buddhist Claims TruGreen Showered Sacred Garden With Poison

By Izzy KapnickMarch 17, 2023

This time, they screwed with the wrong Buddhist.

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Doral Residents Rejoice After Miami-Dade Axes Plans for New Trash Plant

By Alex DeLucaMarch 13, 2023

Doral residents now have a chance to live without the stench of the Covanta-run incinerator plant, which burned millions of pounds of Miami-area garbage on a weekly basis.

Miami Canal Flooded With Turd Water From Contractor-Involved Pipe Break

By Theo KarantsalisFebruary 28, 2023

More than eight miles along the Miami Canal were under a no-contact advisory after the contractor-involved spill.

Trash Fire Is Last Straw for Doral Residents Fighting Incinerator Plans

By Izzy KapnickFebruary 20, 2023

Doral residents want a breath of fresh air.

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Florida Senate Bill Seeks to Revitalize Mangrove Forests in Biscayne Bay and Beyond

By Natalia ClementJanuary 27, 2023

Will the legislature step up to protect our first line of defense against coastal erosion and storm surge in Florida?

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