When Will Miami’s Historic Cold Front Finally End?
The National Weather Service says reprieve is in sight, with Tuesday’s high expected to be in the upper 60s.
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Why Do Florida Iguanas Fall From Trees When it’s Cold?
When temperatures drop in Miami, so do iguanas — often from significant heights.
Ex-Miami Beach Mayor-Epstein Relationship Eerily Close: New Files
In a 2010 email, Levine told Epstein he was “happy everything had a positive ending” during “tough times.”
Miami’s Alexander Brothers Named in Newly Released Epstein Files
New Times identified at least three different instances across two Epstein files that name the Alexander brothers.
Florida Groups Participate in National Shutdown Protesting ICE
Students, activists, and businesses across the U.S. have signed up for a day of ICE protests.
Alexander Brothers Used Miami Club for Sex Trafficking, Lawsuit Alleges
The new lawsuit claims that brothers Oren and Alon Alexander used a vast network to coordinate their sexual assault crimes.
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Miami Drivers Ranked Most Aggressive, Rudest, and Annoying in U.S.
According to a study by a Los Angeles law firm (and maybe everyone in South Florida), Miami is a Mecca for terrible drivers.
South Florida Anti-ICE Protests: When, Where, What to Know
Alex Pretti, 37, was a nurse in the intensive care unit.
Miami State Senator and Katie Miller Embroiled in Juicy Online Feud
The girlies are fighting thanks to Stephen Miller.
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33-Year-Old South Florida Man Dies While Running Miami Marathon
Julien Autissier collapsed around the 19-mile mark of the marathon.
South Florida Cities Ranked Among Best Homebuyer’s Markets in U.S.
Real estate experts at Redfin say sellers haven’t outnumbered buyers by such a wide margin in their records since 2013.
South Florida Community Leaders Call to Preserve Haitian TPS
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem plans to end Temporary Protected Status for nearly 350,000 Haitians.
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Butthurt Coral Gables Mayor Butthurtedly Denies Being Butthurt
Vince Lago said nobody cares about New Times. He then spent 30 minutes talking about the paper at Tuesday’s city meeting.
Ex-Plantation Official on Probation After ‘Misusing Position’
A colon cancer diagnosis seemed to sway a Broward County judge to give former public works director Steven Rodgers leniency at a Monday sentencing.
How To Kill a Mockingbird: Florida Mulls Flamingo as New State Bird
Jim Mooney hopes the flamingo’s Florida resurgence will sway lawmakers to unseat the mockingbird.
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Coral Gables Mayor’s Outbursts Edited out of Commission Meeting Video
Commissioners Ariel Fernandez and Melissa Castro are demanding to know who ordered the edits of the public meeting recording.
UM Hires Boris Johnson as Guest Lecturer (Yes, That Boris Johnson)
The former prime minister resigned in disgrace in 2022.
Miami Meat Czar at Center of Gift Gate Received $730K from City
A January 2025 lawsuit described the owner of El Toro Loco as Carollo’s good friend and strong political ally.
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FIU Police Will Comply with ICE on Campus: What to Know
Florida International University students are worried they’ll be the latest targets of Trump’s mass deportation efforts.
James Fishback Took His Florida Vision to a Right-Wing Podcast. It Got Weird Fast
James Fishback’s long-shot run for Florida governor is gaining attention for its internet-era politics.
Miami Debates Cuban Deportations Across Florida After New Report
The New York Times found Cubans in Florida shocked by Trump’s deportations; Miami Redditors weren’t.
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Coral Gables PD Investigates Video of Miami Officer Accepting Lavish Gift Basket
Major Winsor Lozano serves as the head of the internal affairs division within the department.