Watch: Great White Heron Soars Free in Miami After Recovering from Rock Attack
In January, a woman witnessed a fisherman throw a large rock at a Great White Heron that attempted to steal his fish.
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The Dolphins Score a Touchdown With First-Round Pick Kenneth Grant
“Maybe my favorite player in the entire draft,” gushed former NFL head coach Jon Gruden.
Miami Commissioners Invite Florida DOGE to Investigate City Spending
Joe Carollo and his fellow Miami commissioners want Ron DeSantis’ Department of Government Efficiency clone to come to town.
National Weather Service Reinstates Translated Forecast Alerts After Pause
NWS had suspended the service earlier this month after its contract with the AI-translation platform lapsed.
The University of Central Florida Says ICE Has Detained One of Its Students
UCF officials confirm that 15 students have lost their visas, including one who was detained by ICE.
Report: At Least 8 University of Miami Student Visas Revoked
The government has recently stripped at least 47 Florida college students and recent graduates of their visas.
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Church in Dania Beach Sues to Evict Temporary Tenant
Lael Baptist Mission reverend Esau Dalrymple says the woman took advantage of his goodwill.
FSU Students Demand State Policy Changes After Campus Shooting
A group of students gathered at the Capitol five days after they barricaded themselves in classrooms on campus.
Florida Board of Education Member Wants Students Carrying Guns
Daniel Foganholi’s proposal comes less than a week after the deadly shooting on FSU’s campus.
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FIU Police Department and Faculty Don’t See Eye to Eye on ICE Agreement
“I worry that there’s a slippery slope beneath us,” said FIU professor Philip Carter.
The Myth of Elián, the Boy Who Was Plucked From the Sea
In 1999, little Elián González, surrounded by dolphins, was found drifting off the Fort Lauderdale coast.
What Florida Universities Are Collaborating with ICE?
At least a dozen Florida universities and state colleges plan to give campus police immigration enforcement powers.
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Flashback: How New Times Covered the Elián González Raid 25 Years Ago
Twenty-five years later, the stories serve as a time capsule from the Elián era in Miami history.
South Florida Cities Offer Mobile DMV Services Amid Long Lines
People are stuck waiting hours in line at the DMV trying to get ahead of the May 7 Real ID deadline.
Woman Sexually Assaulted at South Florida Treatment Center, Lawsuit Claims
This is the sixth lawsuit alleging sexual assault filed against Evolutions Treatment Center since 2021.
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More Picks, More Problems: Dolphins Enter NFL Draft That Could Shape the Next Decade
This 2025 NFL Draft preview is set to self-destruct if the Dolphins trade Jalen Ramsey and Tyreek Hill.
Map: The Neighborhoods Where Miami Housing Prices Have Jumped Most
Living in Miami remains expensive, especially so in some areas. But it has become more affordable in others.
Homestead to Deputize Its Police for Immigration Enforcement
The city is home to a large population of migrant farmworkers.
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Miami Native Among Victims in FSU Campus Shooting
Robert Morales was a co-owner of Gordos, a popular Cuban restaurant in Tallahassee.
Commentary: Doral Chooses Fear Over Community in Rush to Join ICE Program
Doral approved a 287(g) agreement with ICE, opting not to wait for a legal challenge on whether cities can be forced to comply.
Miami “Day of Action” 50501 Protest: What to Know
“This isn’t just a protest. It’s a full-scale mobilization,” organizers say.
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Parkland Survivors Experience Another School Shooting at FSU
There are many FSU students who survived the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland in 2018.