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.
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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.
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?
Train Passenger Claims Severe Injuries From Brightline Crash That Tore Car Carrier in Half
The collision ripped the tractor trailer to pieces and sent Brightline passenger Devin Babbit flying across the train cabin, she says.
Tourist Beaten by Police at Royal Palm Hotel Sues Miami Beach
Dalonta Crudup says the group of Miami Beach police officers acted like “an unrestrained violent mob” during the South Beach hotel beatdown.
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What to Know About the April 8 Solar Eclipse in Miami and South Florida
We aren’t in the path of totality, but it’ll still be spectacular (weather permitting).
Florida Is Getting a $4.5 Million Museum for…Mosquitoes?
St. Johns County commissioners previously criticized the mosquito museum as “wasteful” spending.
Full Circle: Dolphins Should Sign Ryan Tannehill to Back Up Tua Tagovailoa
The Dolphins need a backup who is reliable, knows how to read a defense, and fits in well in Miami. Tannehill has all the boxes checked.
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Jonathan Crenshaw, Homeless Miami Beach Artist Who Painted With Feet, Dead at 51
Jonathan Crenshaw died more than a year ago, but his death hasn’t been publicly reported until now.
South Florida Mom Arrested After Gun Found in Kid’s Lunchbox at Daycare
Shanae Davis allegedly told police she placed the gun in the lunchbox because she doesn’t use a purse and did not want the weapon “out in the open.”
Marlins Offer New “All You Can Eat” Deal in Bid to Boost Attendance
If the action on the diamond gets stale, fans at LoanDepot Park can gorge themselves on chili dogs, popcorn, and cookies to stay busy.
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Culture Shock: Is Miami Losing Its Identity to “Soulless Condos”?
“This isn’t the Miami I knew even 20 years ago. It’s so sad what used to be very unique is now generic and soulless.”
Bare Necessities: Florida Legislature Raises Minimum Age for Strippers
One lawmaker chided her colleagues for trying to open up gun sales to 18-to-20-year-old adults while barring them from making controversial decisions about where they want to work.
EXCLUSIVE: Miami Played Host to $350 Million Argentinian Money-Laundering Scheme, Feds Say
As Argentina sunk deeper into economic turmoil, a set of Miami-based shell companies illegally siphoned vast sums of cash out of the country and into U.S. bank accounts, the feds say.
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No Mo’ Shlomo, New Dawn in Pembroke: South Florida Municipal Election Winners and Losers
From Surfside to Pembroke Pines, voters hit the polls Tuesday to overhaul the leadership of a handful of South Florida communities.
South Florida 2024 Voters’ Guide and Election Day Cheat Sheet
It’s hard enough to keep track of Donald Trump’s criminal cases, much less local politics. For insight into 2024 elections in South Florida, let New Times be your guide.
Ex-Trump Aide Peter Navarro Must Report to Miami Prison, SCOTUS Rules
The former Trump White House advisor is set to report to Miami’s Federal Correctional Institution by March 19.
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March Madness: Four Most Maddening Things in Miami Sports
Welcome to the Miami sports fans’ mid-March tea party. We’re all mad here…
Urine Trouble: Lawsuit Claims Florida Hospital Served Urine Instead of Soup
A West Boca Medical Center worker called it a bowl of “bouillon,” but a patient’s son got a taste of something else entirely, he claims.
“Dangerous by Design”: UM Safety Groups Report Design Flaw at Site of Student’s Fatal Crash
UHealth’s WalkSafe program says that at intersections with the unsafe traffic-light design, pedestrians have “no warning you can get T-boned.”
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Free Agency Tracker: Dolphins Roster Revamped After “Legal Tampering Period”
Are the Dolphins a better football team today than they were when the season ended? No, definitely not! But the offseason hasn’t been as catastrophic as it could have been.