Here’s a List of All the Horrible Shit Laura Loomer Has Said and Done
The most-banned woman on the internet somehow won a Florida Congressional primary.
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Miami Might Be Spared From Tropical Storm Laura
Tropical Storm Laura is the earliest L-named storm, a record previously held by Luis, which formed on August 29, 1995.
Here’s What’s Going on With the Ongoing Fish Kill in Biscayne Bay
It’s been almost two weeks since dead fish started floating to the surface of Biscayne Bay.
Pork or Rotten Food: Muslim Detainees at Krome Say They’re Forced to Choose
“They know these are Muslim detainees being served pork. To us, it seems like they simply don’t care.”
USPS Delays Are Hurting Miami’s Small Businesses
In the face of a postal catastrophe, a handful of Miami businesses are banding together to show solidarity with the USPS.
Twitter Locks The Plantain’s Account, Thinks Site Is a 4-Year-Old Child
As soon as he clicked “OK,” Wales realized his mistake — in an instant, the screen refreshed, noting that his account was now locked.
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Rundle’s Re-Election Is a Major Disappointment for Critics
Despite the searing attacks on her record, Katherine Fernandez Rundle secured another four-year term as Miami-Dade’s top cop.
North Beach Residents Petition to Stop Development of Byron Carlyle Theater
North Beach residents are petitioning against a developer’s proposal to build micro-sized apartments at the historic Byron Carlyle Theater.
Security Officer With COVID Begs Miami-Dade for Paid Sick Days
Some county contract workers and other essential employees find themselves in a tough spot because they don’t have paid sick days.
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Miami New Times‘ August 2020 Primary Election Live-Blog
Winner winner, chicken dinner.
Lawyer Plans to Sue City of Miami After Discovering Mystery Dossier
A local lawyer plans to sue the City of Miami after discovering an anonymous dossier that revealed his personal information.
Ten Reasons Miami Heat Fans Hate the Indiana Pacers
How do the Miami Heat and their fans hate the Indiana Pacers? Let us count the ways.
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Teen Campaigning for Perelman Says She Was Shoved by Rep. Wasserman Schultz
Velasquez says she was trying to speak with voters when incumbent U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz interposed her body in between Velasquez and the voters.
Former Miami Dolphin Shares His Family’s Racist Encounter at Cheeca Lodge
The former Dolphin took to Facebook on Sunday to tell of his family’s encounter with racism in Islamorada.
In the Shadows of Giants: An Abbreviated History of Miami’s Negro Leagues Team
Historical records show the team was owned by two bootleggers. It was Miami, after all.
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Broward Prosecutors Help Cut Prison Time for 23 People Serving Long Drug Sentences
The Innocence Project and the Broward State Attorney’s Office helped recommend reduced prison sentences for 23 Broward defendants.
After Regime Change, Here’s What’s Happening With Miami’s Resilience Office
The public outcry ruffled feathers within city administration, even prompting the mayor to remark that “the optics on this were terrible.”
Players Say Miami Beach’s COVID Basketball Ban Is Unfair
Miami Beach chose to close the courts again this month, saying basketball players weren’t following the rules.
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Oxygen-Deprived Pufferfish Gasp for Air in Biscayne Bay
A video shows the fish and other creatures in Biscayne Bay are having a hard time breathing.
Miami-Dade Poll Worker Said Voter Couldn’t Wear “Black Lives Matter” Shirt
Before she could even hand over her ID, Anna Kenney says a woman behind the desk started making a fuss.
Rubio Flubs Phone-Bank Photo Op for Miami-Dade Candidate
A campaign post by Miami-Dade mayoral candidate Esteban Bovo shows Marco Rubio appearing to make campaign phone calls with his headphones disconnected.
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Ten Things We’ll Miss About UM Football If the Season Is Canceled
If the Miami Hurricanes season is canceled, fans will miss out on a lot.