Cyber Attacks Are Just Another Problem for Miami Hospitals to Worry About Right Now
Even life-saving equipment like ventilators could be vulnerable if they’re not kept up to date.
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FIU Will Build New Pedestrian Bridge Two Years After Fatal Collapse
The Florida Department of Transportation plans to begin designing the new bridge in 2021.
No, Your Landlord Can’t Shut Off Your Electricity or Water in Florida
Under Florida law, landlords can’t shut off a home’s power or water in an attempt to force out their renters.
Back in 1995, ESPN Explained Just How Insane Don Shula’s Winning Record Was
It’s almost impossible to imagine someone other than Bill Belichick even coming close to Shula’s record for career victories.
Tons of Miami-Dade Contract Workers Still Have No Paid Sick Leave
Only 12 states and the District of Columbia have laws requiring paid sick leave, and Florida isn’t one of them.
Broward Inmates Forced to Protect Themselves With DIY Soda “Sanitizer” and Worn-Out Masks
In an environment where physical distancing is practically impossible, they are sitting ducks trying to survive.
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Miami Dog Needs a Home After Her Owners Died of COVID-19
Animal Services planned to keep Linda until her owners recovered, but her owners died, and there was no one else to take her in.
In South Florida, Mortgage Companies Kept Foreclosing During Federal Moratorium
Charlotte, who served in the U.S. Air Force, had been trying to work with loan officers on a solution to keep her house, but to no avail.
Here’s How COVID-19 Compares to the 1918 Flu in Miami
The epidemic hit Broward and Palm Beach counties, but not as hard as in Dade.
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Lawsuit Says Florida Makes It Needlessly Hard for Many People to Vote
The plaintiffs cited a recent study finding Hispanic and black voters were twice as likely to have their ballots rejected.
Ten Reasons the Lockdown Made Us Love the Miami Heat Even More
We miss seeing the Miami Heat win games. We even miss seeing them lose games. We miss it all.
FIU to Students: Before You Die of COVID-19, Put Us in Your Will
An email from FIU tells students and alumni that in case they should die from COVID-19, their money is safe with the school.
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Quarantine “Nothing Compared” to Lolita’s 50-Year Captivity, PETA Says
Americans’ short-term quarantine doesn’t quite stack up to the captivity that Lolita has endured since 1970.
After Trump’s Remarks, Floridians Ask Poison Control If Drinking Disinfectant Is Safe
Trying to kill a virus inside your body with a disinfectant is akin to drinking insecticide because you found ants on your cookies.
Virtual Trial for Florida Felon Voting Rights Plagued by Glitchy Start
A video trial that began yesterday was a lot like a Zoom call with your less-than-tech-savvy relatives.
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That Jacksonville Lady Wants You to Know She’s “Not a Moron”
Wendy Diaz’s impression was so spot-on that many people thought she was for real.
Florida Sex Workers Are Going Broke Because of Coronavirus
The pandemic has devastated almost every industry, and sex work is no exception.
Bleach Salesman Who Wrote Trump About “Miracle Cure” Investigated by Feds in Miami
Grenon is already the subject of a federal investigation in Miami.
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Dolphins Fans React to Snagging Tua Tagovailoa, the Quarterback of the Future
It happened, Miami Dolphins fans! They didn’t screw it up this time!
Florida Lawyer Will Dress as Grim Reaper to Protest Beach Reopenings
Before you ask — no, Uhlfelder did not have a Grim Reaper costume and scythe already hanging in his closet.
Miami’s Air Pollution Might Lead to Higher COVID-19 Death Rate
Record-high temperatures from global warming plus too many cars on the road have made Miami’s air polluted with ozone.
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Five Things for Dolphins Fans to Watch During the Strangest NFL Draft Ever
It could be the most important draft in Miami Dolphins history.