New Dream Defenders Campaign Works to End Cash Bail System in Miami
The campaign is particularly focused on the race for Miami-Dade State Attorney this November.
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Environmental Watchdog Warns of “Forever Chemicals” in Miami-Dade Drinking Water
According to the organization, water tested in the Miami area ranked third highest in the nation for levels of PFAS.
Miami Cop Javier Ortiz Suspended With Pay After Claiming He’s Black
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 Has Finally Arrived
Miami’s one day of winter means three things: abominable fashion choices, churros con chocolate, and an apocalyptic hailstorm of frozen iguanas.
The Five Greatest Revelations So Far From the Miami Heat’s Delightful Season
Heat fans are feeling pretty good about their favorite little basketball team at the midpoint of the season.
The Miami Herald Cuts 70 Jobs and Closes Its Printing Plant
The Herald is closing its Doral-based production plant and will soon print at the Sun Sentinel’s plant in Deerfield Beach.
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Cops Are Once Again Outside Antonio Brown’s South Florida Home
News cameras are circling above his home in Hollywood Oaks after he allegedly assaulted someone.
From J.Lo “Butt Cleavage” to MC Hammer, Here Are the Weirdest Super Bowl Prop Bets
Never bet against dogs. They’re good boys.
Inter Miami Fans Indignant Over Potential Sponsorship Deal With Qatar
Florida’s newest soccer team could very well play its first match of the season with Qatari logos on its kits.
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After Fatalities, Can Gulfstream Park Lead Horse Racing Back to Firmer Footing?
The press leaped on the Santa Anita story — and in the process brought the sport’s stubbornly devil-may-care establishment to its knees.
Did Marco Rubio Hire a Big-Sugar Tycoon’s Grandson as an Intern?
Rubio ought to answer if he has done the Fanjul family yet another favor.
Miami-Dade NAACP: It’s “Downright Disturbing” That Miami Cop Claims He’s Black
The Miami-Dade NAACP wrote on Instagram that it was baffled and outraged by Ortiz’s comments.
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Olive Oil Tinctures Skirt Florida’s Edibles Ban
Flavored tinctures are a sort of loophole in Florida law, which prohibits edibles.
Miami Commissioner Wants Scooter Rental Companies Ranked by Safety Record
The companies that stay will have to show a plan to reduce accidents and minimize scooter clutter on sidewalks.
Chiefs and 49ers, Not Ryan Tannehill, Will Play in Miami’s Super Bowl LIV
Finally, Dolphins fans can cease fighting over Tannehill-related matters.
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A Timeline of Ultra’s Return to Bayfront Park
After a long on-again, off-again relationship, Ultra Music Festival and the City of Miami finally got back together.
Miami Cop Repeatedly Accused of Racism Now Claims He’s Black on Video
Commissioner Keon Hardemon, smiling, asked whether Ortiz classified himself as black or white when he applied to work at MPD.
Kodak Black Claims Miami Federal Prison Officials Are “Strategically” Killing Him
Black took to Instagram this week to accuse officials in Miami federal prison of neglect and mistreatment.
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Amid Anti-Semitic Attacks, Miami Gun Store Offers Free Classes to Jews
Some members of the local Jewish community are taking precautions by arming themselves.
The Dolphins Must Go All In and Do Whatever It Takes to Get Tua Tagovailoa
Tagovailoa can be theirs if they want him, and they should, because even after a hip injury, he’s still the best quarterback in the draft.
State Rep Urges Congress to Help Free Florida Operative Held Hostage in Iran
Despite considerable public interest, little information has come to light concerning Robert Levinson’s whereabouts and well-being.
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Report: Miami City Manager Resigns Following Accusations of Fraud
Commissioner Joe Carollo has accused Gonzalez of submitting a fraudulent permit application to renovate a deck in his backyard.