DeSantis Paints Misleading Picture of Virus Response in Optimistic Video
In a rose-colored video that read somewhat like a campaign ad, DeSantis painted a picture of unity on the coronavirus response.
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Miami-Dade’s Police Oversight Board Clears First Hurdle, but Mayoral Veto Looms
The fight for Miami-Dade’s Independent Civilian Panel isn’t over.
Attorneys Say Miami Beach’s Panhandling Ban Was Unconstitutional
A temporary panhandling ban enacted by City of Miami Beach was a flagrant violation of the U.S. Constitution, a group of attorneys says.
Election Season Is Almost Here — Here’s How to Vote in Miami-Dade
Here’s a quick guide on deadlines, voter registration, mail-in ballots, and major items on the ticket.
Five Reasons the Miami Heat Can Win the Weirdest NBA Championship of All Time
The Heat, as it stands, will have a full roster in Orlando. Advantage: Miami.
Activist Interrupts Florida Governor: “Shame on You! You Are an Embarrassment!”
“We are getting record-breaking cases every day, and you are doing nothing,” activist Thomas Kennedy shouted at Gov. Ron DeSantis.
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Medical Students Want Miami-Dade to Reject Plans for New Jail
Dozens of medical students have joined the chorus of opposition to Miami-Dade’s plans to build a $400 million-plus jail.
Man Who Sued Miami PD Says He Too Lost Consciousness Under Cop’s Knee
Because of his own experience, the man was shaken up when he saw the video of Officer Derek Chauvin pinning Floyd to the ground.
Parkland Survivors Want You to Pledge to Follow COVID-19 Safety Measures
The initiative asks people to promise to wear masks, practice social distancing, and follow safety measures to combat COVID-19.
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Miami Escalates Assault on Homeless People by Regulating Public Feedings
The ACLU argues the city’s new feeding requirements would punish individuals who offer food to the homeless.
Cop Arrested for Overtime Fraud Openly Tweeted About “Terrorizing Broward County”
One tweet shows Silberberg boast about “Terrorizing broward county” while enjoying some doughnut-related job perks.
Army Vet Seeks Discipline for Miami Cop Who Threw Him to the Ground
“Please, sir, you’re hurting me,” Oscar Julien-Riou tells a Miami police officer while he’s pinned to the ground.
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Miami-Dade Mayor Claims Without Evidence That Protests Caused COVID-19 Spike
So far, experts say, Gimenez’s claim isn’t backed up by the data.
Trump National Doral Could Become a Hurricane Shelter — Possibly Violating U.S. Constitution
Miami-Dade County is negotiating to use the hotel as an emergency shelter, but such a move could violate the U.S. Constitution.
Injured Cyclist Will Sue After Miami-Dade Cop Crashed Into Him
A bicyclist struck by a Miami-Dade police vehicle plans to sue the department for his medical costs, lost wages, and mental anguish.
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Katie Miller’s Snide Little Havana Remark Strikes Nerve in Miami
The remarks by Miller immediately struck a nerve in the Miami community and beyond.
Miami-Dade Democrats Vote for Rundle to Abandon Reelection Bid
Katherine Fernandez Rundle has been Miami-Dade’s State Attorney since 1993.
Bleach-Selling Florida Preacher and Sons Charged in COVID Conspiracy
Mark Grenon, who runs the Genesis II Church of Health & Healing, has been the subject of a federal probe since April.
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Five Reasons Soccer Is the Safest Sport to Return Amid Coronavirus
Soccer is a hella social-distancing sport, more so than any others that are planning to resume.
Advocates Say Ocean Drive Should Remain a Car-Free Zone
Some local businesses say they felt invigorated by the pedestrian era of Ocean Drive and are disappointed with the return of car traffic.
Miami-Dade Commission Votes to Reinstate Police Oversight Panel UPDATED
Community leaders for years have advocated for a police review board to investigate citizen complaints against Miami-Dade police officers.
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Florida Rep Battling COVID-19 Begs DeSantis to Issue Mask Mandate
A DeSantis spokesperson says “a mask mandate may make sense in Miami-Dade County, but not in Florida’s more than 20 rural counties.”