Opa-locka Commissioner Took Money to Ward Off Police, Ethics Commission Says
Former Opa-locka commissioner John B. Riley was found guilty of two ethics violations.
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The Definitive Ranking of Unforgettable Miami Marlins Uniforms
The release of the City Connect jerseys got us thinking: Are these the best alternate uniforms the Marlins ever released?
Aventura Ob-Gyn Accused of Using His Own Sperm in Fertility Procedure
When Roberta Voss took a DNA test 37 years later, she realized her dad wasn’t an anonymous donor at all.
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About the Wild Monkeys in Dania Beach
For years, no one knew for sure where the monkeys came from or how they came to drive Dania Beach bananas.
Wynwood Is Fighting a Proliferation of Commercial Advertisement Murals
“If you are a true artist of graffiti, it’s basically against the moral code to do advertisements.”
New Study Says Miami Is One of the Best Cities for Basketball Fans
Miami ranked first amongst all basketball cities in the study’s Most Engaged NBA Fans category.
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Judge Signs Settlement in Broward Jail Lawsuit, Approving COVID Protections
Sheriff Gregory Tony has agreed to implement COVID safety precautions in jails.
Where to Get the Moderna Vaccine in Miami
The Moderna vaccine is available at pharmacies and other sites across Miami-Dade.
A Beginner’s Guide to Joining #HeatTwitter Before the NBA Playoffs
This is the time of year that #HeatTwitter shines and all hell breaks loose.
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Fauci at FIU Conference: “Don’t Declare Victory Prematurely”
“Vaccination, vaccination, and vaccination. It’s as simple as that,” he said.
Where to Get the Pfizer Vaccine in Miami
If you’re Team Pfizer, look no further than this list of vaccine sites in Miami.
67 Years After Brown v. Board, Black Students in Miami Still Feel Left Behind
Schools are supposed to reflect a community, but Miami’s have historically mirrored the area’s racial segregation.
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May 20 Is Emancipation Day, Florida’s Version of Juneteenth
While Tallahassee has long recognized the day, only a handful of other Florida cities observe Emancipation Day.
Following Alleged Crash Coverup, Two Miami Cops Are Slated for Termination
Deputy Chief Ronald Papier and Commander Nerly Papier have been recommended for termination following an alleged crash coverup.
Rent in Miami Is Too Damn High — and It’s Getting Higher
According to a recent report, rents have only been climbing, even during the pandemic.
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Where to Get the Pfizer Vaccine in Miami for Children 12 and Up
Here are a few Miami sites that are offering the Pfizer vaccine for preteens and teens.
Transgender Protesters Allege Discrimination at Miami Jails
Three protesters who were arrested allege that Miami-Dade officers subjected them to genital inspections and humiliation.
Miami Marlins Unveil Nike “City Connect” Uniform
The new uniform embodies the swagger, vibrance, and vibe of Miami.
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Feds Hit Turkey Point Nuclear Plant With Performance Downgrade
Turkey Point will be subject to elevated scrutiny from federal regulators after a series of unplanned reactor shutdowns.
Revisiting the Tale of How Plastic Rats Became Forever Linked to the Florida Panthers
The Florida Panthers are back in the playoffs, and the Mellanby legend lives on.
“An All-Out Assault on Black People”: Civil Liberties Groups Sue DeSantis Over Anti-Protest Law
Civil liberties groups are suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over a new law that critics say criminalizes free speech.
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Miami Fires Code Inspector Who Alleged Commissioner Assaulted Her
The City of Miami has fired former code inspector Suzann Nicholson, who claimed a city commissioner injured her at an illegal party.