FIU Probes Alleged Racist, Antisemitic Chat Tied to Turning Point USA
Members of the group chat allegedly used the N-word more than 200 times.
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Florida House Passes Bill to Rename Miami-Dade Road ‘Charlie Kirk Avenue’
The bill seeks to rename a stretch of road near FIU in honor of the late conservative activist.
Self-Driving Waymo Traps Rider on Miami’s MacArthur Causeway
A recent Waymo rider says the company failed so spectacularly they nearly ended up in a wreck on the MacArthur Causeway.
Mark Zuckerberg Drops $170M on Indian Creek Estate, Setting Miami-Dade Record
Rumors of Zuckerberg’s South Florida house hunt have swirled for weeks.
Death Train: A Timeline of Brightline Fatalities
The latest Brightline deaths include a string of 2024 fatalities along the upscale train service’s new Central Florida route.
Miami Palantir Protest: When, Where, What to Know
Before relocating to Aventura, Palantir dealt with constant protests outside its Denver offices over its work with ICE.
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Pentagon Eyes University of Florida Grad Program Partnership for Troops
After cutting ties with Ivy League schools, the Defense Department may partner with state universities including UF.
Vomiting, Nazi-Saluting Suspect Arrested in Coral Springs
Spencer William Young is accused of stalking and criminal mischief against his Coral Springs neighbor.
Attorney Says North Miami City Lawyers Used AI to Cite Fake Case Law
Amid in his lawsuit against the city, Pierre Faudlin says the city attorneys cited fake case law thanks to AI.
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What to Know: Cuba Kills 4 Men on Florida-Registered Boat
The boat is registered in Florida, according to Cuban officials.
Did South Florida Just Gain an Invasive Species? Meet the Nile Monitor
Invasive species hunters say they’re seeing the giant lizard more and more often in South Florida.
Analysis: Violent Aftermath Of El Mencho Killing Follows Pattern
After El Mencho of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel was killed, attacks paralyzed cities throughout Mexico.
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BREAKING: FBI Raids Ex-Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s Home
After 14 years leading MDCPS, Carvalho has served as Los Angeles Unified School District superintendent since February 2022.
Broward Schools Lockdown Lifted After Immigration Operation Involving Landscapers
The sheriff’s office assisted in the operation, according to a BSO spokesperson.
Emails: Ex-Tamarac Mayor Kept in Touch with Childhood Classmate Epstein for Years
Beth Talabisco served as mayor of Tamarac from 2006 to 2014.
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Report: Kash Patel’s South Florida Flight Delayed FBI Response to Brown University Shooting
A government official said the FBI director was visiting his elderly parents.
Miami Ranked Among Top Cities in U.S. for Faking Sick
This particular form of deceit extends beyond the 305, as Florida is the only state with three cities in the top 10.
Epstein Island Manager Asked Him to Pay Girls’ Bill at Broward School
Jeffrey Epstein apparently had a close relationship with the daughters of the woman who managed his infamous island.
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Florida Politics Publisher Defends Sexual Tweet Post U.S. Hockey Win
Following Jack Hughes’ winning goal for Team USA, Florida Politics publisher Peter Schorsch made an obscene comment on X.
Guatemalan Man, 27, Dies in ICE Custody in Miami
At least 35 people have died in ICE custody since January 2025.
Will Mark Zuckerberg Snag a Mega-Mansion on Miami’s Billionaire Bunker?
The Facebook founder will reportedly join Jeff Bezos and Carl Icahn in Indian Creek’s Billionaire’s Bunker.
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Immigration Officials Detained 9-Year-Old at MIA En Route to Disney
Maria Antonia Guerra Montoya, 9, said she “only wanted to be on vacation like a normal family.”