Five Reasons Dolphins Fans Deserve a Super Bowl More Than Anyone Else
Dolphins fans have always continued to support the team, even through decades of irrelevance.
Dolphins fans have always continued to support the team, even through decades of irrelevance.
Although all passengers are expected to be screened, MIA says travelers shouldn’t be concerned about delays.
The earthquake was apparently so strong that tremors reached Miami.
Three college friends from Hialeah have long since traded dime bags for medical marijuana cards.
Five Drinks Co. is providing what it has labeled a “DolFans Safe Space” where season ticketholders can enjoy free food, beer, and hugs.
Drug-Free World of South Florida — an arm of the Church of Scientology — announced on Facebook it was “honored to partner” with Miami Police for a Super Bowl program.
“It’s like an episode from Caso Cerrado,” says Aileen Guillen, CEO of the Tax Team.
Jenelle Butler says she was left debilitated — unable to drive a car, bathe normally, sit on the toilet, or lift her children.
The Heat shouldn’t make any big moves at the trade deadline.
From Carol City Chief to Kansas City Chief, Miami Gardens native Rashad Fenton has taken a storybook journey to Super Bowl LIV.
Why is it quite so insane to hear Ortiz now claim that he’s black? Allow us to count the ways.
According to Las Vegas, the chances of the Dolphins’ hoisting the Lombardi Trophy on February 7, 2021, are — well — not very good.
In Defense of Animals ranked Zoo Miami second on the list for elephant deaths and for its inability to protect elephants from acts of aggression by other elephants.
The wells were shut down last August after sampling results showed elevated levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances.
The campaign is particularly focused on the race for Miami-Dade State Attorney this November.
According to the organization, water tested in the Miami area ranked third highest in the nation for levels of PFAS.
Days after claiming he was a black man at a Miami City Commission meeting, Capt. Javier Ortiz was suspended with pay from the Miami Police Department.
Miami’s one day of winter means three things: abominable fashion choices, churros con chocolate, and an apocalyptic hailstorm of frozen iguanas.
Heat fans are feeling pretty good about their favorite little basketball team at the midpoint of the season.
The Herald is closing its Doral-based production plant and will soon print at the Sun Sentinel’s plant in Deerfield Beach.
News cameras are circling above his home in Hollywood Oaks after he allegedly assaulted someone.
Never bet against dogs. They’re good boys.