Xavien Howard Made the Interception of the NFL Season Against the Chiefs
A heroic fourth-quarter effort by quarterback Tua Tagovailoa wasn’t enough to defeat the defending Super Bowl champions.
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“We’re Going Backward”: Podcast Analyzes Failures of Florida Democrats
Guests have discussed how the party has turned into what Kennedy calls “a personal bank account” for consultants and vendors.
These Are the Best Outdoor Spots in Miami, Says Best of Miami 2020
If you’re looking for new adventures outside of your apartment, here are some of our favorite outdoor spots for exploring.
J.Lo’s “Olive Oil” Skincare Routine Gets Meme’d by Dermatologists
Dermatologists find Lopez’s olive oil claims dubious.
Water Main Rupture Creates Sinkhole, Spews Sediment Into Bay
An old water main burst in downtown Miami, spewing sediment into Biscayne Bay and pausing Metromover service in the area.
Coral Gables Mayor Scrolls Through Phone at Meeting, Ignoring Speakers
During a public meeting, the mayor of Coral Gables checked his phone and took calls instead of listening to residents.
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The Best Athletes in Miami, According to Best of Miami 2020
Here are our picks for this year’s best athletes in Miami.
Environmental Group Blasts Gender Reveal Company for “Illegal Dumping”
The helicopter gender reveal was dubbed “THE MOST EPIC REVEAL EVER.”
Bang Energy Outbids Amazon for Broward Property
Bang wants to build a manufacturing plant at the location, where it has scooped up neighboring properties this year.
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Did Fort Lauderdale Build This Parking Area to Push Out a Homeless Camp?
An advocate says the project was “an unofficial but de facto campaign…to eliminate a legal encampment of homeless persons.”
Dolphins Tight End Mike Gesicki Made the Sickest Catch in Win Over Bengals
You have to see the catch Mike Gesicki made against the Bengals to believe it.
Miami Mayor Proposes Renter “Stimulus” to Give You Back Your Own Money
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez says he has a “stimulus” plan that will rescue renters.
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Heartbreaking: The Worst People in Miami Just Made Some Great Points
A recent incident involving the detainment of anti-communism protesters has Javier Ortiz and Joe Carollo at each other’s throats.
Ten Holiday Gifts We’d Give Miami’s Biggest Sports Personalities
Here’s a special list of presents we think Miami’s favorite athletes would appreciate receiving.
Still Suspended From Duty, Capt. Javier Ortiz Seeks to Regain Control of Miami’s Police Union
Capt. Javier Ortiz, who is currently suspended pending an investigation, announced his bid for police union president.
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Honorary Street Name Raises Questions About Miami Coach’s Legacy
While Rodriguez was lauded at Miami High, past allegations of recruiting violations put a “cloud over his program.”
Fighting an Eviction? Here’s How One Miami Couple Settled in Court
A number of Miami organizations offer resources and tools to help tenants facing evictions.
Racial Disparities in Florida Threaten Infant Health
Florida is one of the states with the highest rate of premature births, especially among Black women.
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We Made It, Miami: Hurricane Season Is Over
The 2020 Atlantic hurricane season shattered record after record.
Miami Officials Repeatedly Ignore Residents at Virtual Meetings
Virtual meetings have created a catch-22: More people can be heard by their governments, but those governments aren’t listening.
The Dolphins’ Win Over Jets Created the QB Controversy No One Asked For
The Miami Dolphins beat the New York Jets and created a quarterback controversy in the process.
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Before He Died of COVID, Publix Worker Gerardo Gutierrez Feared the Virus
Gutierrez died April 28, just weeks after one of his Publix coworkers became infected with the virus.