Coral Gables Officers Won’t Face Charges for Fatal Shooting of Burglary Suspect
One Coral Gables resident said it sounded like “dynamite” when two officers fired off nearly 40 shots in the early morning confrontation.
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Final Hours: Lolita the Orca Died After Medical Procedure at Miami Seaquarium
New interviews reveal that Lolita never recovered after an August 2023 medical procedure in the Seaquarium tank, where she had been confined since 1970.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Had One of the Shortest Presidential Campaigns in Modern History
So close, yet so far, Francis Suarez.
Best-Selling Authors Raise Money for Miami-Based Center to Fight Book Banning, Censorship
Notable contributors include best-selling author Jodi Picoult, Hunger Games creator Suzanne Collins, and novelist James Patterson.
“Dignitary Protection”: Mayor Suarez Brought Bodyguards to Japan, South Korea on Taxpayers’ Dime
Two officers traveled to Asia to “provide dignitary protection” to Suarez during his lavish stays at the Ritz-Carlton in Tokyo and Four Seasons in Seoul.
McDonald’s Customer Slapped With Assault Charge for Slapping Hot Coffee on Manager
An outburst under the Golden Arches led to a trip to Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center for an unsatisfied customer.
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Marlins Must Overcome Odds, Injury in Surprise Playoff Appearance
The Marlins are looking to duplicate the Wild Card magic that led them to World Series wins in the franchise’s fledgling era.
Who Is Miami’s Cocaine Godmother Griselda Blanco, Subject of New Netflix Series?
The miniseries, created by the same team behind Narcos, tells the tale of Griselda Blanco, one of the most powerful and feared drug lords of the 1980s.
Pit Bull Ban Lifted in Miami-Dade County
Miami-Dade passed the ban more than three decades ago after a seven-year-old girl was mauled by a pit bull.
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Bills Have the Last Laugh With Dolphins’ “Thinking Emoji”
The Bills gave the Dolphins a lot to think about in the Sunday rout.
Who’s to Blame for Miami Heat’s Failure to Seal Damian Lillard Trade?
To fulfill his desire to land in Miami, Lillard and his agent would’ve had to play their cards just right.
Here Are the Florida GOP Lawmakers Driving the U.S. Toward a Government Shutdown
Three Republican congressmembers in Florida are rebelling against a stopgap measure that would fund the federal government.
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Doral City Council Allows Trump’s High-Rise Project to Move Forward UPDATED
The project would add a row of dense high-rise buildings onto the perimeter of the Trump resort.
Out of Dame Time: Miami Heat Regroup After Losing Damian Lillard Sweepstakes
Now that “Dame Time” has expired, it’s time for actual on-the-court basketball to replace social media rumors
Comedian Hannibal Buress’ Lawsuit Over Wynwood Cop Confrontation Moves Forward
The comedian insisted, “He’s just salty that I roasted his ass.”
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Will Florida Make It Through September Hurricane-Free?
Floridians have passed the peak of hurricane season, but the tropics remain active as Tropical Storm Philippe churns in the Atlantic.
“Yet Another Concrete Cell”: Activists Criticize Transport of Lolita the Whale’s Former Tankmate
Activists had sounded alarm bells over the dolphin’s future in the cramped and crumbling Miami tank.
Dolphins’ “Greatest Show on Surf” Rips Pages Out of the Record Book in Win Over Denver
Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel showed some restraint in the final moments of the team’s blowout win against Denver.
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Dan Marino Shows Off Elite Playing Days in Cameo With Brock Purdy
San Francisco 49ers’ golden boy Brock Purdy wears lucky number 13 with good reason.
Backyard Trapeze Artist Battles Code Inspectors in Miami-Dade
It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s your neighbor and his flying circus.
Deadly Crash Delays Brightline’s Miami to Orlando Launch
Delray Beach police confirmed a pedestrian was hit and killed on the track by a Brightline train.
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Florida Surpasses Texas as Leader in U.S. School Book Bans
Taking the lead on education censorship, Florida banned more books than the next three leading states combined, according to PEN America.