Broward County Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month With Insensitive Dancing Taco GIF
Broward County government posted an ethnically insensitive GIF of a dancing taco to honor National Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Ten Only-in-Miami Things That Happen at Every Dolphins Tailgate
It’s like a very strange and inebriated farmers’ market.
Anti-Mask School Board Member Honored for Role as Public Health Advocate
Organizers of the South Florida Hispanic Women of Distinction Awards stand by the decision to honor Lubby Navarro.
After Cleaning Throughout Pandemic, Local Janitors Unionize
After more than two years of protests, strikes, and walkouts, South Florida janitors finally have a union.
Meet Cobra and One Betta: Miami International Airport’s COVID-Sniffing Dogs
Researchers are testing the effectiveness of using dogs to point out passengers infected with COVID-19.
Local Feed Stores Sell Out of Ivermectin – And It’s Not for Their Horses
Several animal feed stores in South Florida report selling out of the anti-parasitic drug.
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Thomas Raynard James Sure Seems to Have Been Wrongfully Convicted. So Why Is He Still in Prison?
A July GQ investigation brought to light evidence that would exonerate a man for a murder he did not commit.
Rookie Jaylen Waddle Scores First Touchdown in Victorious Dolphins Opener
Miami Dolphins first-round pick Jaylen Waddle made his first career touchdown in the season opener against the New England Patriots.
Miami-Dade’s New Transit Director Is a Cyclist Who’d Rather Not Drive
Eulois Cleckley took over the county’s Department of Transportation and Public Works last month.
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Baby Sea Lion, Five Dolphins Die in 13-Month Span at Miami Seaquarium
Records reveal a spike in trauma-related deaths at the Virginia Key tourist attraction.
Developers and Preservationists Square Off Over Capone Mansion
The stage is set for a potentially drawn-out showdown to designate 93 Palm Ave. as a historical landmark or for a developer to raze it.
Ten Signs You’re a Hopeless Miami Dolphins Fan
A checklist to distinguish the casual fan from the diehard.
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Inside One of Miami’s “Women’s Choice” Anti-Abortion Facilities
Some Christian-run anti-abortion centers in Miami masquerade as nonpartisan consulting services for pregnant women.
Former Florida Gubernatorial Candidate to Speak at 9/11 Conspiracy Gathering
While the rest of Miami mourns the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks, one event will peddle debunked conspiracy theories.
Personal Artifacts From Al Capone’s Miami Beach Mansion up for Auction
The personal effects belonging to history’s most notorious gangster are up for grabs.
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Miami Hurricanes Debut New Turnover Chain Only to Put It Away
The ‘Canes debuted the season’s new turnover chain, only to have to put it back when the call was reversed.
Everything You Need to Know About the Hurricanes Season Opener Against Alabama
A primer ahead of Miami vs. Alabama, the biggest game that the ‘Canes have played in years.
Report: More Out-of-Towners Looking to Buy Homes in Miami Than Anywhere Else in the U.S.
According to a Redfin report, more users are looking to buy homes in Miami than anywhere else in the U.S.
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Florida Republicans Already Planning Texas-Style Abortion Ban
Florida Senate President Wilton Simpson said “there is no question” the state legislature will consider a Texas-style abortion bill.
Miami Yik Yak Is Wild, Y’all
The once-popular anonymous posting app from the mid-2010s has risen from the ashes.
North Miami Leaders Launch Accountability Portal for Haiti Relief Efforts
Leaders from North Miami visited Haiti this week to understand the nation’s needs – and to hold relief organizations accountable.
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Nine Structures That Have Been Evacuated or Collapsed Since Surfside
A timeline of Miami-area structures that have collapsed or been evacuated since the Champlain Towers South fell on June 24.