Alex Diaz de la Portilla Accused of Injuring Code Compliance Employee at Illegal Party UPDATED
Miami Commissioner Alex Diaz de la Portilla allegedly pushed a city employee while attending an underground party.
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Miami-Dade County Will Lift Midnight Curfew Next Week
Soon, nightlife venues and other businesses won’t need to turn out the lights when the clock strikes 12.
Iconic “Big 3” Miami Heat Moment Featured in Trailer for Space Jam Sequel
One thing everyone noticed from the trailer? Dwyane Wade was in the new “Space Jam,” without actually being in the new “Space Jam.”
All Floridians 16 and Up Can Now Get Vaccinated
Here’s what you need to know to snag a COVID vaccine appointment in Florida.
Politically Influential Parents Decry Anti-Racism Changes at Miami Catholic Girls’ School
The high-profile Carrollton parents reached by New Times say online criticism of their letter is misguided.
Don’t Forget These Five Matt Gaetz Scandals That Preceded #Gaetzgate
On March 25, Gaetz tweeted that if he were ever to suffer a public scandal, he would want the controversy to be called “Gaetzgate.”
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Pelican Mutilation Shines Light on Florida’s Bird Abuse Problem
The pelican was stabbed repeatedly and had its pouch slashed and pulled over its head.
In Texts, Gretchen Anthony Said She Had COVID. Then She Disappeared.
By the third week in March 2020, nobody had heard from Gretchen Anthony in days.
Everything We Know So Far About the Matt Gaetz “Sex Trafficking” Case
Florida congressman Matt Gaetz is reportedly under investigation for sexual misconduct.
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Jake Paul Is Miami’s Newest Venture Capitalist Bro
Jake Paul announced on Instagram that he’s starting a Miami venture capital company with investor Geoffrey Woo.
Do Vaccine Passports Have a Future in Florida?
Gov. Ron DeSantis said he would ban vaccine passports in Florida, but some industries have already been testing the idea.
RV Park Residents Say They Have Nowhere to Go When Florida City Evicts Them
Residents of the Florida City Camp Site and RV Park are being told to leave, but many of them can’t afford to live anywhere else.
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Getting to Know Victor Oladipo: Ten Fun Facts About the Miami Heat’s Newest Star
Meet Victor Oladipo, the newest member of the Miami Heat.
#TeamPfizer or #ModernaMob? It’s Tense in These Vaccine Streets
Randomly being assigned the Pfizer, Moderna, or Johnson & Johnson vaccine means you now ride or die with them and their research.
Here Are Your Suggestions for How Miami Beach Should Handle Spring Break
New Times posed the question to our readers last week: What would you do if you were in charge? Here are your answers.
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Chaotic Vaccine Rollout Highlights Healthcare Disparities in Miami
Mistrust — brought about by years of marginalization and systemic racism in healthcare — remains an obstacle.
Vigil Planned for Woman Raped and Found Dead in Miami Beach Hotel
The vigil will honor the life of Christine Englehardt.
Friday’s South Beach 5K Will Show Solidarity With Asian-Americans
A #StopAsianHate 5K is planned for Friday, March 26, in Miami Beach.
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DeSantis Says All Florida Adults Can Get Vaccinated Starting April 5
Gov. Ron DeSantis will lower vaccine age requirements for Floridians beginning next week.
“Dickson Paved the Way”: The Story of Miami’s First Black Police Chief
The Miami Police Department tried to erase Clarence Dickson from its history, but it couldn’t. His name is on a building now.
The Ten Most Memorable Miami Sports Moments in the First Year of COVID
Here are ten of the most memorable South Florida sports moments that happened in year one of the coronavirus.
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Here’s the FDLE Report Showing Police Capt. Javier Ortiz Rarely Faces Repercussions
An investigative report on Miami police Capt. Javier Ortiz shows a pattern of alleged misconduct with scant oversight.