Miami PD Didn’t Investigate Ortiz’s False Claim That He’s Black
The MPD says the white Hispanic cop didn’t break departmental policy when he claimed to be Black.
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Fired Detective Alleges Widespread Corruption at Miami Police Department
The lawsuit alleges widespread corruption, conspiracy, and cronyism in the highest levels of the Miami Police Department.
Four States Just Legalized Weed. Is Florida Next?
It’s become clear that conservative voters enjoy cannabis as much as liberals.
Ten Miami Sports Figures Joe Biden Should Consider for Cabinet Positions
We’ve dreamt up some scenarios where Miami sports figures are asked to serve the nation as a member of the Biden-Harris team.
North Miami Beach Commissioner Pleads Guilty to Money Laundering
Frantz Pierre has pled guilty to multiple charges in a bribery scheme involving a strip club owner.
University of Miami Studying New Breathalyzer-Style COVID Test
A new COVID-19 test could be a fast and reliable alternative to having your brain poked via your nasal cavity.
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Florida Democrats Say the Party Must Change
After getting trounced in state elections this year, Florida Democrats say they need to get their shit together.
Please Show Yourself Out, Eta
Instead of reading the room and graciously calling it a night, that straggler Eta is just going to kind of… hang out for a bit.
In 34-31 Win Over Arizona, Tua Proves Miami’s 20-Year Search for a QB Is Over
The Miami Dolphins’ 34-31 comeback win over the Arizona Cardinals proves Tua Tagovailoa is their quarterback of the future.
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Broward Pet Dealer Accused of Regularly Selling Sick Dogs
Four people have sued Forever Love Puppies in the last year, alleging violations of Florida’s “pet lemon law.”
No, That Facebook Post Doesn’t Show Ballots Dumped in a Miami Canal
The Facebook post includes a photo taken in New Jersey in 2018.
Not Now, Eta
Eta could deliver between six and eight inches of rain to Miami-Dade, with up to 15 inches in isolated areas.
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Ten Reasons Starting Tua Now Was the Right Decision for the Dolphins
Dolphins fans should know what mediocre looks like by now, and Ryan Fitzpatrick is it.
FIU Student’s Racist Video Likely Protected by First Amendment
Experts say public universities can only take action against someone for their speech under specific circumstances.
Pam Bondi Cries Wolf About “Fake Ballots” in Pennsylvania
Bondi said the campaign had “evidence of cheating” but didn’t elaborate and provided no proof.
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Did Dark-Money Donors Violate Election Law in Funding Amendment 4?
A court battle is still brewing to unmask the source of the Amendment 4 financing.
Miami Workers Celebrate Minimum-Wage Vote: “We Need Higher Wages to Survive”
“At $9 an hour, I have to make a superhuman effort to pay the bills,” one janitor tells New Times.
Experts Weigh in on Miami-Dade’s Role in Trump’s Florida Victory
Trump’s favor among Hispanics in Miami-Dade helped deliver Florida and pushed the county farther right.
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Miami New Times‘ 2020 Election Live-Blog
If you’ve already stress-eaten every last bit of your leftover Halloween candy, we’re right there with you.
Miami Police Dispel Rumors About Antifa Election Riots
Police are dispelling rumors that antifa and Black Lives Matter groups are planning attacks in Miami.
First-Time Florida Voters Explain Why They Turned Out This Year
This year, almost 100 million people cast their ballots ahead of Election Day. Many of them are first-time voters.
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Problem With Your Signature on a Mail-in Ballot? Here’s How to Fix It
You have until 5 p.m. on Thursday, November 5, to fix the signature on your mail-in ballot in Miami-Dade County.