Remembering O.J.: Simpson Sought Refuge in Miami After Murder Acquittal
Simpson settled in Miami following his double-murder trial. He became a staple in Coconut Grove before he was sentenced to prison for a Las Vegas hotel room robbery.
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Miami Tech Exec Predicts Explosive Market for Artificial Intelligence-Generated Girlfriends
Greg Isenberg says he was left “speechless” after a conversation with a man who claims to have spent thousands of dollars on AI dates.
Report: Apple Chooses Coral Gables as Site of New Florida Office
As the national market for office space flounders, Miami-Dade is holding its own for now, lining up marquee tech tenants like Apple and Microsoft.
Police Address Social Media Rumors About Dolphin Mall Shooting Scare
OnlyInDade suggested to their 1.5 million followers that that the incident was “allegedly orchestrated by a massive organized crime ring to execute a large-scale robbery.”
Missing NYC Subway Sex Offender Found in Florida Working as Rideshare Driver, Feds Say
Kamruzzaman lived incognito in the Sunshine State after he was released from ICE custody following a string of sexual assault accusations, federal agents say.
A View of the Solar Eclipse in Dallas, From the Out-of-Towners Who Came To See It
The solar eclipse’s path of totality finally blanketed Dallas in darkness for a few dramatic minutes. But things didn’t look so clear Monday morning.
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FIU Student Killed in Doral Martini Bar Shooting
The 23-year-old, who leaves behind an infant daughter, was set to graduate from FIU next month.
Shave Your Breath! Orthodox Jew Sues EMT School Over Beard Restrictions
A Jewish man claims he was barred from EMT training because of his facial hair – despite obtaining a religious exemption when he started his coursework.
Are You an Optimist or a Pessimist? Partly Cloudy or Mostly Sunny Skies for the Eclipse in Miami
Looking ahead to today’s solar eclipse, here’s the forecast for Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
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Survive and Advance: Comprehensive Guide to the Miami Heat’s Play-In Tournament Prospects
Avoiding the NBA Play-In tournament is still in play for the Miami Heat as they eye another Cinderella run.
TikTok Cop: Is St. Lucie Sheriff Doing Public Service or Self-Promotion?
St. Lucie County Sheriff Keith Pearson parades arrestees around his social media videos as if they were props in a re-election campaign ad.
Crane Accident Kills Construction Worker, Crushes Vehicle in Downtown Fort Lauderdale
First responders arrived to find a vehicle pinned under a crane segment near the entrance to the Fort Lauderdale bridge.
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Dead to Rights: Florida’s New Juvenile Social Media Law Is in First Amendment Crosshairs
Free speech advocates are aiming to ensure Florida’s juvenile social media law dies a swift death long before its implementation date.
“Condoms and Cones”: How Gen-Z Is Getting Florida’s Youth to the Polls
The youth-led group says it will be handing out Plan B, rolling papers, and condoms – the “exact items Republican lawmakers wish we did not have.”
Miami Nonprofit Won’t Halt Gaza Aid After Deadly World Central Kitchen Strike
The South Florida-based aid group vows to continue its work in Gaza after an Israeli drone strike killed a group of World Central Kitchen workers.
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Bezos’ Bunker? Amazon Founder Buys Third Indian Creek Mansion for $90 Million
Billionaire Bunker? More like Bezos’ Bunker.
Horny Detective? Homestead Cop Allegedly Used Badge for Hookups
“He is coming off as this very helpful guy, which is BS. He just wants to get in her pants,” the complainant insists.
Don’t Look Up Without ‘Em: Where to Get Eclipse Glasses in Miami and South Florida
Here’s how and where to score safe eclipse glasses – including free ones, while supplies last.
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Abortion, Recreational Weed Will Be on Florida’s November 2024 Ballot
The state’s high court ruled that the abortion rights and marijuana legalization ballot items can appear on the November ballot.
Former Dolphins Player Vontae Davis Found Dead in Florida Home
While a police investigation is ongoing, foul play is not suspected in the death of the star cornerback, investigators said.
Opening Series Sweep Marks Marlins’ Worst Start in More Than 20 Years
The Marlins are off to their roughest start to a season since 2001. Luckily, they have another 158 games to prove it was a fluke.
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Miami Heat “Culture” Is Dead
Jimmy Butler chilling at the Miami Open, the Heat habitually dragging ass in the regular season – are we watching the demise of Heat Culture?