Florida Among Small Minority of States That Haven’t Agreed to Accept Refugees
Refugee resettlement in Florida hangs by a thread as Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis remains silent days before a crucial deadline.
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Medical Marijuana Could Replace Opioid Use, FIU Study Shows
Fewer patients run the risk of developing an addiction to prescription opioids if they are instead prescribed medical marijuana.
Rundle Challenger Wants to End Cash Bail and Hold Cops Accountable
Pearson has stated repeatedly she wants to scale back many of the harsh prosecutorial tactics left over from the drug-war era.
Ryan Tannehill Just Might Play in the Miami Super Bowl, and Dolphins Fans Are Reacting
For Dolphins fans, it’s like watching an ex-girlfriend from high school grow up to be Scarlett Johansson.
Five Basic Things Florida Cities Can’t Do Thanks to Preemption Laws
Acting in the interest of wealthy interests and lobbyists, state Republicans have passed one preemption law after another.
Miami Beach Volleyball Players Booted From Courts to Accommodate Super Bowl LIV
City officials say it was necessary to boot the volleyball players in order to accommodate a broadcast studio for Fox Sports.
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Florida Lawmaker Says Descendants of Racist Massacre Should be Compensated
A new bill would compensate descendants of the people killed, hurt, or otherwise victimized by the deadly Ocoee Election Day riots.
Pigskin or Snakeskin? Miami Super Bowl Committee Invites Hunters to Python Bowl
Everyone knows that catching snakes is way more fun than watching grown men tackle each other into early retirement.
Inter Miami Selects Two College Stars in the Draft and Teases International Signings
Day by day, Inter Miami is transforming from a pie-in-the-sky idea to an actual football club.
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Progressive Challenger Melba Pearson Files to Run Against Miami-Dade State Attorney
Pearson’s candidacy has been a poorly kept secret in Miami-Dade political circles for months.
Miami Company Will Rent Yachts for Super Bowl “Sailgating,” for All You Big Shots Out There
Sixteen-hundred bucks will score you a one-hour rental of a 103-foot megayacht with a captain and various amenities.
The Dolphins Should Sign Tom Brady to Mentor Tua Tagovailoa and Change Their Culture
Signing Tom Brady would be about progress from Monday through Saturday, not Sunday.
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Earthquakes Could Further Traumatize Puerto Ricans, UM Professor Says
What remains to be seen is how the earthquakes will affect the people who lived through the destruction of Hurricane Maria.
Miami Cops Make Nearly $20 Million a Year in Shady Overtime Security Jobs
Extra-duty work is an extremely lucrative business for Miami cops.
Who Is Janis Saxon, Miami Beach’s Most Controversial Facebook Poster?
Since late 2015, Saxon has been a recurring presence on social media.
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Don’t Be These Five Kinds of Miami Sports Fans in 2020
You can do better, Miami sports fans. Don’t be that fan.
Cops Keep Arresting Innocent People for Legal Hemp
“These officers are not being trained in the new laws.”
Florida Republicans Are Banning Local Laws They Don’t Like, Report Warns
Multiple lawmakers have filed bills to undercut left-leaning cities.
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Critics Say Sweetwater Cop’s Firing Was Politically Motivated
A Sweetwater commissioner says the punishment doesn’t fit the crime.
Miami Teacher Stripped of Certifications After Arrest for Sex With Student
Costadoni will no longer be allowed to teach in the Sunshine State.
Displaced by Dorian, Bahamian Evacuees Struggle in Florida
As delays in recovery continue, hundreds of Bahamians remain in Florida.
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Miami Now One of the Worst Places in the U.S. for Asylum Seekers
Trump and his appointees have gleefully dismantled the U.S. asylum system.