More Manatees Have Died So Far in 2021 Than in Any Previous Entire Year
The 2021 manatee death toll – 866 and counting – is the highest ever recorded in a single year. And it’s only July.
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Eleven Things We’ll Miss About the Dolphins’ Old Training Facility in Davie
Dolphins training camp starts today, but these are the 11 things we’ll miss about the old facility in Davie.
CBD Vending Machines Are Coming to Miami
The Wellness Pantry, which can be stocked with more than 600 CBD products, is coming to South Florida.
Controversial Miami Cop Assigned Body Camera; Career May Come to a “Screeching Halt”
New Miami Police Chief says he’s keeping an eye on Miami’s most controversial cop, will hold him accountable when the time comes.
Giuliani Likens “Patria y Vida” Arrest to Trump Impeachment Trial
In an interview with New Times, Rudy Giuliani compares Cuban government repression to Trump’s impeachment.
The Trades and Deals That Ruined the Miami Heat’s 2021 NBA Draft
Thanks to trades that sent this year’s selections to other teams, the Miami Heat has no seat at the 2021 NBA draft party.
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Here Are the Five South Florida Men Linked to the Assassination of Haitian President Jovenel MoÁ¯se
Five South Florida men have been implicated in the international investigation.
How Likely Are These Ten Heat Players to Remain in Miami Next Season?
A look at last season’s players and the odds of them returning to the team next season.
Miami Mayor’s Proposed City Ordinance Seems Custom-Tailored for Developers
A city ordinance sponsored by Mayor Francis Suarez and up for a vote today would grease the skids between developers and the Miami City Commission.
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Before Condo Collapse, Surfside’s Government Was Prone to Petty Squabbles and Political Drama
Before the condo collapse thrust Surfside into the national spotlight, its town hall was rife with political infighting.
NJWeedman’s Joint of Miami Marijuana Lounge Opens With Tokes and Tacos
The Joint Miami offers members a safe space to smoke weed, eat, and listen to live music.
Stinkiest Flower Blooms Again at Fairchild Tropical Botanical Gardens
It’s been 18 years since a Titan Arum bloomed at Fairchild.
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“The Pandemic of the Unvaccinated”: COVID-19 Cases Have Tripled in Miami-Dade
Coronavirus cases are up nearly 60 percent and hospital admissions have more than doubled this week in Miami-Dade County.
New Times‘ Alexi Cardona Wins National Journalism Award
New Times staff writer Alexi C. Cardona has taken top honors in two contests for her reporting on the company’s COVID lies.
Damian Lillard Joining “Big 3 2.0” in Miami Seems Impossible
Too many teams have too much more to offer the Trailblazers in exchange for their superstar.
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Pot Discussion Sparks Up: Nikki Fried High on Federal Legal Weed Legislation
A new proposal from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer would legalize weed at the federal level. What might that mean for Florida?
Ten Events to Keep Every Miami Sports Fan Busy This Summer
Ten dates to remember while we await the start of the NFL regular season
The Case of the Fatal Flea Bath
A lawsuit alleges that a groomer caused the death of a pet that perished after a bath last year.
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Video: Miami Police Chief Clashes With Proud Boys Member at Cuba Protest
Miami Police Chief Art Acevedo says he deserves a reprimand for calling a Proud Boys member a “fool” during a Cuban-American solidarity protest.
Lane Change: Ron DeSantis’ “Anti-Riot” Law Appears Not to Apply to Protest That Blocked the Palmetto
You may recall that earlier this year, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a law making it illegal to block traffic during a protest.
Looking for God After Surfside Collapse
Looking at a poster that read “SURFSIDE God Is With You,” Scott Ritter couldn’t help but feel frustrated. How could God be in a tragedy like this?
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The Pandemic Deepened Miami’s Housing Affordability Crisis for Immigrant Families
Finding safe, affordable housing in Miami was a big problem even before the pandemic and has only worsened since.