Kodak Black Wins Dismissal of Drug Charge in December 2023 Arrest
Kodak Black is no longer facing a drug charge arising from his December run-in with Plantation police.
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Frozen Iguana Not Yet on Miami’s Winter Menu
It’s about that time of year in Florida when we slap on a sweater, bust out the mistletoe, and watch for reptiles falling from the sky.
VIDEO: George Santos Sends Words of Encouragement to Florida Rep. Fabián Basabe
“Hey Fabián, I want to tell you to hang in there and keep fighting.”
Bad Apples: WanaBana’s Lead-Contaminated Fruit Pouches for Kids Trigger Litigation Avalanche
More than 60 children have shown signs of lead poisoning potentially linked to the Miami-Dade company’s applesauce. And the number is growing.
Hard Knocks Episode 3 Recap: Welcome to the Van Ginkel Show
A star was born in the form of Andrew Van Ginkel and a mysterious figure named Hugh Wang.
FBI: Cruise Youth Counselor Admits to Molesting Children Aboard Celebrity Silhouette Ship
The FBI says a serial child molester employed by Celebrity Cruises was arrested after a 6-year-old girl came forward and exposed his abuse.
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Dolphins Sit Atop AFC After Blowout Win Over Commanders
Fans have much to celebrate: claiming the AFC’s top seed, stellar team chemistry, and a Flanigan’s cup brought inside a rival’s stadium for “religious purposes.”
“We Have a Country to Save”: Florida GOP Chair Refuses to Resign After Rape Claim
A warrant application states that the woman told Ziegler after the encounter, “Do you not understand I am terrified of you?”
UPDATE: Miami Seaquarium’s Last Three Manatees Removed From Park
A veterinarian who cared for Romeo for more than 20 years recalls how he would help young, rescued sea cows adapt to life in captivity.
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Tampa Bay Proud Boy “GogglesMan” Sentenced for Assaulting Police in Jan. 6 Riot
Zachary Johnson was in the thick of the assault on D.C. police and helped pass a sledgehammer to other rioters.
4,500 Years Later: What Miami Will Look Like When Carollo Pays Off $63 Million Judgment
By the time Joe Carollo satisfies the multimillion-dollar judgment against him, Miami might be an underwater dystopia run by clones.
Florida Democratic Party Calls for GOP Chair’s Resignation After Report of Sexual Assault Claim
Florida Democratic Party chair Nikki Fried said the “level of hypocrisy in this situation is stunning.”
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Hard Knocks Recap: Jaelen’s Injury, Immaculate Interception, and the McDaniel Dick Hit
Hard Knocks played all the notes of a proper Dolphins melodrama and threw in some slapstick.
Race to the Bottom: New Reports Show How Inflation Is Draining Miami Residents’ Wallets
Apartment construction is booming in Miami, but many of the new units are priced out of reach for longtime locals.
Dolphins Part Deux: A Look Ahead to HBO’s Hard Knocks Episode 2
Can HBO’s Hard Knocks doc featuring our hometown heroes top last week’s nacho cheese drama?
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DeSantis Settles Free Speech Lawsuit Over Activist’s Press Event Ban
The activist claimed state police were curtailing his free-speech rights by banning him from DeSantis’ events after he shouted at the governor during a press conference.
Brightline Apologizes for “Nearly Incomprehensible” Customer Service
Brightline’s new rebooking policy was put to the test after a passenger received a strangely disjointed customer-service message.
Priceless Cyber Monday Gifts for South Florida Sports Franchises
Box up and gift-wrap some humility for the Heat and a bit of supernatural relief for the Dolphins.
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Gettin’ Grinchy: Thief Swipes Snowmen for Drug Money, Cops Say
In Miami Springs, the grinch gets his fix by selling some snowmen that cops claim he nicks.
Miami Dolphins Make History in NFL’s Inaugural Black Friday Showdown
Amazon reportedly paid $100 million to broadcast the NFL’s first-ever Black Friday game.
Miami Sports Thanksgiving: Local Athletes If They Were Holiday Food Dishes
We’ve reserved a seat for you inside Ryan’s Thanksgiving fever dream, where Miami athletes metamorphose into your favorite holiday dishes.
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Guide to Navigating Miami Airport Hell This Thanksgiving
Skip this guide at your own peril if you’re one of the 140,000 daily passengers projected to pass through MIA this Thanksgiving season.