Will Ethics Complaint About Mayor Courting Developers Hold Water?
Miami Beach city election code bars donations from real estate developers – but only those with an active or pending development agreement.
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Has Joel Quenneville Coached His Last NHL Hockey Game? UPDATED
The Florida Panthers head coach was scheduled to meet Thursday with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman.
Miami Gardens Police Deadnamed Slain Trans Woman, Costing Them Crucial Time
Miami Gardens police deadnamed murder victim Royal Poetica Starz, a trans woman.
First Cold Front of the Season Coming Halloween Weekend
Temps are expected to dip into the 60s at night for the first time since early spring.
Francis Suarez Creates “How Can I Help?” NFTs to Benefit Little Haiti
Miami’s mayor has created a dozen NFTs to benefit the Little Haiti Coding Boot Camp.
Ex-BSO Officer Repays $15,000 in Bogus Overtime, Unworked Shifts
Former Broward sheriff’s deputy Luis Silberberg was sentenced to year’s probation and paid restitution in full.
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Too Soon? Internet Pissed at Miami TikTok Star’s Open-Casket Funeral Photoshoot
TikToker Jayne Rivera posted photos in front of her father’s open casket, to the horror of the internet.
Two Unrelated Incidents Last Week Put Biscayne Bay at Risk
Two incidents were documented at a luxury waterfront condo and near a state-run construction site.
Does Serial Killer Aileen Wuornos Haunt This Florida Dive Bar?
After Aileen Wuornos was executed, staff and patrons at the Last Resort near Daytona began experiencing what they consider “paranormal activity.”
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VIPs Disavow Purported Endorsements of 2 A.M. South Beach Booze Ban
Several South Beach bigwigs have taken issue with flyers quoting them as endorsing Miami Beach’s proposed 2 a.m. alcohol curfew.
Six-Game Losing Streak: The Dolphins’ Abysmal Last-Second Loss to the Atlanta Falcons
A Falcons field goal with three seconds left in the game keeps the Dolphins’ losing streak intact.
“Concerned Residents”? Developers, Wealthy Execs at Gelber-Levine Zoom Meeting
Former Miami Beach mayor Philip Levine characterized attendees as “just a bunch of concerned residents.”
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Third Time’s the Charm? Miami Police Capt. Javier Ortiz Suspended Yet Again
Miami Police Department Capt. Javier Ortiz has been suspended for the third time.
Five Questions to Determine Whether the Heat Are Title Contenders This Season
From Kyle Lowry’s style to P.J. Tucker’s compatibility, here are five of the biggest questions for the Miami Heat this season.
Can You Guess Which Miami Commissioner Wants Residents to “Adopt-A-Homeless Person”?
The commissioner’s homeless adoption idea seemed like a snide remark. It’s up for a final vote on October 28.
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Florida’s First Black Medical Marijuana License Recipient Will Have to Pay for the Privilege
Florida’s sole remaining medical marijuana license will go to a Black farmer – at a jaw-dropping price.
From Tenant to Squatter: Meet the Hamilton’s Last Holdout
Only one tenant remains in the 275-unit building in Edgewater.
A Land Tortoise Named Macho Went Missing in Little River
A family pulled off I-95 en route to their farm in Texas when Macho suddenly disappeared.
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Joe Carollo Campaign Photoshops Opponent in Chavista Beret
A string of mailers from Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo falsely claim that his opponent is in cahoots with Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro.
Leaked Audio: Miami Beach Mayor’s Private Meeting With Developers About South Beach Entertainment District
Audio of a meeting that included Mayor Dan Gelber and former mayor Philip Levine reveals a controversial vision for the future of South Beach.
Jacksonville Jaguars Win First Game in More Than a Year Thanks to Miami Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins are the first team the Jacksonville Jaguars have defeated in more than a year.
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Climate Change Is Already Affecting Miami’s Disabled Residents
Residents with spinal-cord injuries struggle as rain and flooding become more frequent in Miami.