COVID-19 Will Be “Death Sentence,” Attorney Says After Miami-Dade Jail Visit
Advocates on the ground say Miami-Dade jails appear unsanitary and unprepared — and still filled with arrestees at high risk of contracting coronavirus.
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Miami Plastic Surgeon Creates Registry of Spare Ventilators for Hospitals
The “Take a Breather” initiative aims to connect hospitals with plastic surgeons who can loan out their spare ventilators.
Florida Woman Yells, “Go, Donald Trump!” After Buying Out Store’s Toilet Paper
A spokesperson for Dollar Tree tells New Times the company is aware of the incident and says that it violates the chain’s policy.
After Leaked Emails, Florida Attorney General Investigating Norwegian
In response to New Times’ story, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody today announced an investigation into Norwegian Cruise Line.
Boaters at Haulover Sandbar Forgot About Social Distancing This Weekend
Videos posted on social media show hundreds of boats crowding the sandbar and people gathered close together.
Sports Gamblers Are Wagering on Some Ridiculous Things Amid Coronavirus
It’s slim pickings for hot sports-betting action. ESPN2 has resorted to covering National Puppy Day like it’s the Super Bowl.
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What to Do if You Think You Have Coronavirus in Miami
Among health officials’ new recommendations: Younger patients with mild symptoms should not rush out to get tested for COVID-19.
Massive Line of Cars Waits for Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing in Broward
A drive-thru testing site in Broward County has already drawn a massive line of worried Floridians.
Miramar Mayor Criticized for Silence on ICE Check-Ins During Outbreak
Immigrant activists have lambasted Miramar Mayor Wayne Messam for remaining quiet about check-ins at the local ICE facility.
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Be a Good Neighbor: A Few Ways You Can Help Miami Survive Coronavirus
Feeling lost? Here are a few ways to help your neighbors — or get help — in South Florida.
Here Are a Bunch of Pets Keeping Their Miami Humans Company at Home
New Times asked Miamians to share photos of their furry co-workers.
J.Lo and A-Rod Sure Are Having a Blast in Miami’s Own Parasite House
The clip, no matter how short and innocuous, could not encapsulate this moment in America any better.
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Coronavirus Stress Can Weaken Your Immune System, Miami Experts Say
Committing to self-care might feel like climbing a mountain during an avalanche right now, but it’s critical to take care of your mental and physical health.
Miami-Dade County Fully Closes Beaches Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
Miami Beach has made national news as spring breakers have continued to party — often unabashedly — on the beach as COVID-19 spreads.
Does Miami Have Enough Hospital Beds to Handle COVID-19? Harvard Data Says No
Harvard researchers found that only a 20 percent COVID-19 infection rate would overwhelm hospitals in the Miami area.
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Archdiocese of Miami Suspends Masses, All Church Services
The archdiocese says funerals, christenings, and weddings must be limited to immediate family members who are not sick.
At Least Three Homeless People in Miami-Dade Are Quarantined
The homeless clients include a woman in her mid-40s and a man and woman in their 70s.
Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Center Opens in Cutler Bay
Drive-thru COVID-19 testing is now available in Miami-Dade County.
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Five Ways Sports Leagues Can Entertain Fans Amid Coronavirus
We all need some entertainment right now, but sports can do us one better and spread some happiness — even if it’s off the field or court.
Miami New Times‘ 2020 Primary Election Live-Blog
Will Democratic voters in this new coronavirus reality choose former Vice President Joe Biden or Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders?
Miami-Dade Court Worker Tests Positive for COVID-19
People who were in courtroom 6-2 are being asked to self-quarantine.
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Nonprofits Ask Florida for Statewide Moratorium on Evictions
Beyond concern for the humanity and stability of renters, an eviction moratorium could be beneficial for public health, the groups argue.