Health

A temporary panhandling ban enacted by City of Miami Beach was a flagrant violation of the U.S. Constitution, a group of attorneys says.

“We are getting record-breaking cases every day, and you are doing nothing,” activist Thomas Kennedy shouted at Gov. Ron DeSantis.

The initiative asks people to promise to wear masks, practice social distancing, and follow safety measures to combat COVID-19.

So far, experts say, Gimenez’s claim isn’t backed up by the data.

Mark Grenon, who runs the Genesis II Church of Health & Healing, has been the subject of a federal probe since April.

A DeSantis spokesperson says “a mask mandate may make sense in Miami-Dade County, but not in Florida’s more than 20 rural counties.”

This Independence Day weekend, firework mishaps and falling bullets aren’t the only things Miamians need to worry about.

Home-security footage shows that at least three workers entered the apartment without any personal protective equipment.

The reliability of temperature-detecting devices has been called into question by experts.

If you can get food, alcohol, and groceries from the safety of your open car window, why not a cosmetic procedure, too?

His attorneys sought an emergency release, explaining that Swain is a wheelchair-bound paraplegic with a failing respiratory system.

The IDEA Syringe Services Program turns to telehealth to stay connected with some of the community’s most vulnerable patients.

Anthony Swain is one of several at-risk inmates who filed a federal lawsuit against Miami-Dade Corrections in early April.

Amid a global pandemic, city leaders are once again looking to crack down on panhandlers in Miami Beach.

The FDA’s announcement has caused frustration for gay and bisexual men who assumed they’d be able to donate blood or plasma right away.

A couple from Miami has some insight into why Southeast Asia has been a much safer place than Southeast Dade County of late.

“We’re all going to die here if no one helps us,” Guillermo says in Spanish.

Even life-saving equipment like ventilators could be vulnerable if they’re not kept up to date.

Only 12 states and the District of Columbia have laws requiring paid sick leave, and Florida isn’t one of them.

In an environment where physical distancing is practically impossible, they are sitting ducks trying to survive.

Animal Services planned to keep Linda until her owners recovered, but her owners died, and there was no one else to take her in.

The epidemic hit Broward and Palm Beach counties, but not as hard as in Dade.