Florida Alligator Caught on Video Eating Mango Because, Well, Florida
In Florida, it’s currently peak season for both mangoes and mating alligators.
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How to Keep Your Crypto Wallet Safe After Miami Man Kidnapped Trader
Police in NYC arrested a Miami man in a crypto kidnapping case. Here are five tips to protect your digital assets from theft.
Elderly Florida Manatee Paddy Doyle Killed in Boat Collision
The “fighting Irishman” is remembered as a social and playful fellow who was first spotted at Blue Spring in 1971.
Miami Rallies Behind Boia De After Chef, Wine Director’s Home Burns Down
Boia De’s chef de cuisine and wine director lost their home, most of their belongings, and their cats in a house fire.
$21M Miami Oasis Hits Market with Epic Treehouse, Recording Studio
This is the only waterfront lot currently for sale in Morningside.
New Miami Weed Dispensary Is as Close to Organic as You Can Get
Goldflower Cannabis is opening its first Miami dispensary next month.
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Florida Bill Threatens $3.8B Statewide Tourism Industry
A proposed Florida bill would eliminate a tax that funds Miami tourism, risking billions in revenue and thousands of jobs.
How to Prepare for Active Hurricane Season in Florida: 2025 Guide
How to prepare for and survive an active hurricane season, where forecasters expect anywhere from 13 to 19 named storms.
Inter Miami CF Joins Snapchat, Courts Next Gen of Messi Fans
Inter Miami CF and Lionel Messi launch on Snapchat, targeting Gen Z fans ahead of the Club World Cup and the Dreams Cup.
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Miami Federal Prison Quietly Detaining Hundreds of Immigrants
An employee at the federal prison estimates that roughly 500 immigrant detainees are being held there.
New Miami Summer Forecast Released: Here’s What to Expect
Get ready for a sweaty hot girl summer.
Video: Miami Cop Shoots Into Man’s Car Outside Bayfront Park
The 21-year-old’s sister said he was attempting to drive around the police officer, not toward him.
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Animal-Rights Advocates Aim to End Florida’s Multibillion-Dollar Cockfighting Industry
Advocates hope the federal FIGHT Act will arm authorities with more ammunition in the battle to end cockfighting.
Fort Lauderdale Airbnb Had History of Complaints Prior to Fatal Shooting
In the months before the shooting, Fort Lauderdale Police received numerous calls about loud parties at the duplex.
Doral Mayor Seeks Solutions to ‘Harsh’ Trump Decision Ending Protections
The Doral Mayor joins her Republican colleagues, calling for alternative solutions to ending protections for Venezuelans.
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Power and Pay: The Salaries Behind Every City Hall in Miami-Dade
We gathered salary data for elected officials in all 34 Miami-Dade municipalities. Here’s the breakdown.
Pompano Beach Sibling Pastors in Legal Fight Over ‘Slander’ and ‘Stolen’ Inheritance
A Pompano Beach pastor has filed a slander lawsuit against her brother, also a pastor, in a $750,000 inheritance dispute.
WalletHub Study: Miami One of Nation’s Best Cities For Basketball Fans
Miami ranks sixth-best U.S. city for basketball fans, per WalletHub – thanks to #HeatTwitter and high NBA fan engagement.
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New Condos Above E11even, Space Mean You Never Have to Leave the Club
You can soon live above E11even and Club Space. Any takers?
Doral Mayor Responds to Removal of Venezuelan Temporary Protected Status
Mayor Christi Fraga asks residents for calm amid fears that thousands of Venezuelan refugees are about to lose protections.
What’s Up With Those Elizabeth Holmes Billboards in Miami?
Miami-area billboards proclaim the innocence of an infamous entrepreneur convicted in the Theranos fraud scheme.
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Photos: Inside Miami’s Krome Detention Center in the 1980s
Florida photographer Gary Monroe documented the Krome Detention Center between 1981 and 1982.