The Mystery of Miami’s “Pizza Street”
No one seems to know how this road beside a borrow pit pond in northwest Miami-Dade got its name.
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Despite Fears of Becoming a “Wannabe Wynwood,” Miami Springs Allows Colorful Mural to Stand
A contentious mural can stay up, despite putting the identity of the sleepy municipality at risk.
“My Patriot Son”: Christian Crowdfunding Campaign Backs Alleged Jan. 6 Rioter #Tweedledumb
A GiveSendGo campaign is raising money for Jan. 6 defendant Mason Courson of Weston.
Ron Magill Identifies Tampa’s Mysterious Creature – And It Lives in Miami Too
Twitter users came up with their own explanations for the viral image: “Bear with alopecia?”
The Deadliest Mile Strikes Again: Fatal Crash on I-95 in Fort Lauderdale
A 31-year-old man from Davie was killed after his pickup truck plunged off the entrance ramp to I-95 from State Road 84.
Karla Kennedy, FIU’s Only Black Journalism Professor, Paves the Way for Students of Color
Karla Kennedy is concerned about the lack of diversity in FIU’s Journalism and Media Department.
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Strikingly Similar? Comparing Will Smith’s and CJ Gimenez’s Slaps
Before Will Smith delivered the slap heard round the world, CJ Giménez delivered the slap heard round Miami.
Five Nicknames That Reflect the Miami Dolphins’ Speedy New Offense
From Legion of Zoom to Fast & Furious, we lay out the top picks for a new team nickname.
WATCH: Five Miami-Dade Rough Police Arrests Brought to Light in the Past Year
In the Magic City, cases of police brutality have achieved national renown.
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Taxidermy Bear Taunts Residents of Luxury Brickell Condo
A neighbor has already threatened to call the police.
Meet Daisy, Palmetto Bay’s Tree-Climbing Chihuahua
There’s a curious sign in Palmetto Bay that reads: “Our dog’s climb trees, they are fine.”
Party On! Wynwood Bars and Nightclubs Happy to Capitalize on Miami Beach’s “Incompetence”
Where are spring break and Miami Music Week revelers to go if South Beach is too sorry for party rocking?
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Granny Grifter: Key West Man Targeted “Lonely Older Women” in Nigerian Scam
A Key West man is going to learn to respect his elders the hard way: with hard time.
Did Marco Rubio’s Former Intern Storm the Capitol on January 6?
Online sleuths say “PinkGaitherPBG” is a South Florida GOP strategist and FIU student Barbara “Barby” Balmaseda.
Need for Speed: Brightline Wants Its Trains to Go Even Faster
With its expansion to Orlando and Tampa, the privately owned rail route envisions speeds of up to 150 mph.
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Five Wild Incidents Before Miami Beach Declared a State of Emergency
Miami Beach declared a state of emergency this week, but the seaside municipality is no stranger to spring break madness.
Even With Art Acevedo Gone, Reinstated Miami Cop Power Couple Seeks Retribution for Their Firing
Ronald Papier filed a complaint against two investigators who found that he and his wife, Nerly Papier, committed misconduct in 2021.
Spring Break Crowds, Gunfire Reignite Car Debate on Ocean Drive
Residents are once again taking sides on whether cars should be allowed on the busy party street.
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Five Insights at the Midpoint of the Miami Dolphins’ Offseason
From prioritizing running backs to bringing on versatile wide receivers, here are five insights from the Miami Dolphins’ offseason to date.
Three People Shot to Death While Driving in Miami-Dade So Far This Year
These cases aren’t road-rage incidents but are believed to be connected to Miami street gangs.
Critics Say Broward’s Joint Police and Medical Examiner Center Is a Conflict of Interest
This is believed to be the first time police and medical examiners’ staff will work in the same building in South Florida.
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Miami Sunrises at 8 a.m.? Scientists Slam Rubio Bill Making Daylight Savings Time Permanent
Making Daylight Savings Time permanent would result in an 8:09 a.m. sunrise in mid-January in Miami.