Marijuana Advocates Aren’t Sold on Trulieve’s Recreational Cannabis Initiative
Advocates decry the lack of a home-cultivation clause in Florida’s newest recreational marijuana initiative.
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Five Reasons Miami Dolphins Fans Love Preseason Football
The Dolphins’ first preseason game is one of the most important days on the Miami sports calendar.
Gas Prices Are Down – But FIU Researcher Warns of Hurricane Season Spike
Florida International University researchers are paying attention at the pump.
Working Capital: A Tallahassee Uber Driver Tells All
He’s an Uber driver to lawmakers and lobbyists – and he’s got the war stories to prove it.
The Progressive Cubanos Behind Cubanos Pa’lante
Cubanos Pa’lante cuts through the misinformation dominating the discourse in Miami’s Cuban exile community.
Cannabis Giant Trulieve Backs Florida Recreational Marijuana Initiative
A new legalization campaign aims to break the recreational weed losing streak.
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Miami Police Union Sues Miami Police Department
A prominent police union is suing the Miami Police Department for allegedly violating four officers’ rights. One of those officers is Capt. Javier Ortiz.
Trans Rights Supporters Speak Out After Florida Decision on Gender-Affirming Care
The Florida Board of Medicine moved closer to prohibiting gender-affirming care for minors.
NFL Gives Dolphins Fans a Well-Deserved Respite From Stephen Ross
The NFL’s suspension of Dolphins owner Stephen Ross is fantastic news.
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Florida Man Who Spread Sandy Hook Conspiracy Theories on Infowars Is Bankrupt
A Florida conspiracy theorist who spread conspiracy theories about Sandy Hook on InfoWars with Alex Jones has taken refuge via Chapter 7.
Five Reasons Tyreek Hill Was the Perfect Miami Dolphins Offseason Addition
Tyreek Hill in a Miami Dolphins uniform is literally a game-changer.
By Land and by Sea: Outdoors Groups to Protest Virginia Key Homeless Camp Plan
Protesters will take to land and sea this weekend to oppose the City of Miami’s proposed homeless encampment on Virginia Key.
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Three Miami Women Join Hawaiian Class Action Lawsuit Against Big Banks
Federal lawsuit alleges wrongful mortgage foreclosures on the part of two major banks.
Cannabis Marketplace Kush.com to Transplant Headquarters to the Sunshine State
The company, founded in Seattle in 2014, is moving its operations to Tampa.
Bottom Line on Brazilian Butt Lifts: a Q&A With Dr. Miami
New Times talked tushies with Brazilian butt lift expert Dr. Miami.
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State Attorney Drops Steakhouse Slap Case Against CJ Gimenez
The Miami-Dade state attorney has dropped battery charges in the case of “The Slap Heard ‘Round the County.”
As Trade Deadline Looms, Same Old Story for Miami Marlins and Fans
The only question is: Which Marlin will dress in a different team’s uniform tomorrow?
Florida Man Who Sold Trump on Bleach as COVID Cure Will Stand Trial in Miami
A Florida man is alleged to have used a fake church to peddle industrial bleach as a “miracle cure” for COVID-19.
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The Florida Wildlife Corridor Itself Is Endangered
Florida has a goal to preserve 18 million acres of wild land to save the native environment, but at just about 10 million acres conserved so far, efforts need to move more quickly.
Miami Commissioners to Consider a Homeless “Transition Camp” on Virginia Key UPDATED
City commissioners may move homeless people to “tiny homes” or shipping containers on Virginia Key.
Las Vegas Has Little Faith In a Breakout Season for Tua Tagovailoa
We’re not condoning sports betting – we would never do that!
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Homophobia and Transphobia and Rosary Clutching, Oh My!
In a contentious meeting, the Miami-Dade school board reversed its rejection of two comprehensive health textbooks.