Records Show FIU Hired Trapper to Exterminate Campus Cats
The euthanization of the campus cats drew the ire of several students.
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We Hope Your Car Survived This Weekend’s Downpours in Miami
The Magic City hasn’t seen this much rain for two days straight during the month of May in more than 60 years.
Masks, Distance, and Zero Handshaking: Miami Catholic Churches Reopen Today
For Catholics ready to return to in-person mass, the Archdiocese of Miami will reopen parishes today.
Miami Beach Towing Companies Say City Owes Them $1.8 Million
A letter from the towing companies gives the city until May 29 to pay up.
With Miami Beach Closed, Memorial Day Weekend Will Be Different This Year
There’ll be no packed beaches this Memorial Day weekend.
South Florida Still Lacks Plans for a Hurricane During COVID-19
Emergency management agencies must contend with protecting people from the storm while isolating them from the virus.
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COVID-19 Giving You Frown Lines? Dr. Miami Offers Drive-Thru Botox
If you can get food, alcohol, and groceries from the safety of your open car window, why not a cosmetic procedure, too?
Miami Reality Star Sentenced to Federal Prison for Gun Possession
After decades of dodging violent criminal charges, South Beach Classics star Ted Vernon has been ordered to report to federal prison.
Psych Eval Shows Miami PD Was Warned About Cop Who Handcuffed Doctor
Before Mario Menegazzo was hired, MPD was warned that he had previously been found psychologically unfit for a job in law enforcement.
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Paraplegic Miami Inmate With COVID-19 Denied Release
His attorneys sought an emergency release, explaining that Swain is a wheelchair-bound paraplegic with a failing respiratory system.
Miami-Dade Mayor Blasted for Pic in Busy Barbershop
A hairstylist in Palm Beach County remarked: “This is EMBARRASSING!… This picture is why the numbers are going to spike.”
Feud Between Dream Defenders and Homeless Trust Heats Up at Red Roof Inn
The rain-soaked demonstration was the latest chapter in a rivalry between Dream Defenders and Miami-Dade’s Homeless Trust.
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MAC Viva Glam Helps Miami’s Needle-Exchange Expand Telehealth Options
The IDEA Syringe Services Program turns to telehealth to stay connected with some of the community’s most vulnerable patients.
Miami Inmate Who Sued Over Jail Conditions Now Has COVID-19
Anthony Swain is one of several at-risk inmates who filed a federal lawsuit against Miami-Dade Corrections in early April.
UM Doctor Says Miami PD Is “Trying to Cover” for Cop Who Broke Policy
The Miami police officer who handcuffed Dr. Armen Henderson broke three departmental rules.
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Miami Craigslist Remains a Hotbed of Horniness Despite COVID-19
Some South Floridians are bored at home and looking for someone to talk to. Others are looking to shag like they’re Austin Powers.
Officer Who Cuffed UM Doctor Has History of Complaints
New Times was able to determine the officer who accosted the doctor is Miami police Sgt. Mario Menegazzo.
Miami Beach Once Again Tries to Ban Panhandling, a Constitutionally Protected Activity
Amid a global pandemic, city leaders are once again looking to crack down on panhandlers in Miami Beach.
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Miami Homeless Camp Targeted in “Cleanup”
David Peery, an advocate for Miami’s homeless, called the rousting “bad, cruel, and heartless.”
Six Miami Police Officers Suspended After Crash That Killed 23-Year-Old
MPD’s internal affairs unit is looking into whether officers had been chasing a Mustang involved in a fatal hit-and-run in Middown on May 5.
After Mass Layoffs, Miami’s Airport Workers Are Fighting to Survive
“I’d rather earn my money honorably and work hard than beg the state for money. It’s humiliating.”
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Advocates Say Miamians Without Cars Need Scooter and Bike Rentals
Some local officials believe rentable bikes and scooters are essential to residents and should be brought back.