Brandon Labiner Accused of Forging Court Document Shortly Before Father’s Murder
Brandon Labiner’s father accused him of defrauding a Palm Beach County judge shortly before the elder Labiner was found dead outside his Boca Raton law office.
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Pickle Brawl: Aventura Bulldozes Green Space to Make Way for Pickleball Courts
Aventura residents’ community garden has been torn to shreds to make room for pickleball courts.
Lavish Floating Social Club Plans to Party Off Shores of Historic Wildlife Retreat
The plan is to erect a posh social club, where wealthy clientele imbibe on interconnected yachts, right next to Bird Key, an island that has served as a wildlife sanctuary for centuries.
Robot Dogs Train at South Florida Firm’s New AI Facility
Rest assured, in the event of a robot uprising, these AI-enhanced mechanical dog units have an on-off switch.
“Barkageddon”: Marlins Staged Massive Fireworks Display on Dog Night
Local hound recounts Independence Day night of terror.
LGBTQ Policies, Deluge of New Rentals Blamed for Miami Airbnb Slump
As open hostility towards the LGBTQ community in the state reaches a fever pitch, a South Florida vacation rental manager says her visitor volume during Pride Month was much weaker than expected.
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Dream Fourth of July BBQ With Miami Sports Stars
Ryan had a fever dream where Miami athletes metamorphosed into Fourth of July cookout traditions…
Assclown Intervention: Police Warn Against Firing Guns Into Air on Fourth of July
It seems we haven’t learned a damn thing.
Florida’s Looser Gun Law to Take Effect Before Fourth of July Holiday
Come July 1, folks who bought guns in private sales but never underwent a background check will be allowed to carry the weapons in public spaces across Florida.
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Ex-Deputy Not Guilty of Neglect for Taking Cover During Parkland School Massacre
“I got my life back,” former Broward deputy Scot Peterson told reporters outside the courtroom following the verdict.
North Miami Beach Taxpayers Foot Legal Bill in Mayoral Residency Scandal UPDATED
North Miami Beach paid more than $110,000 in legal fees while its government was deadlocked for months over then-mayor Anthony DeFillipo’s residency controversy.
Animals Accidentally “Cooked to Death” in University of South Florida Lab
“I must insist that your office institute an immediate investigation and begin the process of issuing the maximum fine.”
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Probe Into Fabián Basabe Face-Slapping Claim Ends With a Question Mark
The aide claimed Florida House Rep. Fabián Basabe slapped his face and ordered him to stand in the corner like a naughty child.
No Training, No Prob: Fatal Free-for-All on Florida Waterways
Following the fatal Fisher Island ferry crash, Florida’s boating regulations – which allow people to hop behind the helm without a single moment of experience operating a vessel – are back in focus.
“What’s a Uyghur?” Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Stumped by Hugh Hewitt
“I’ll look at – what did you call it? A Weeble?”
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Man Uses Airplane Passenger as Human Urinal on Flight to Miami
The lawsuit claims the airline’s staff declined to call Miami-Dade airport police after a man showered a woman with urine mid-flight.
Florida’s Neighborhood Nazi Jon Minadeo Arrested Outside Georgia Temple
Neo-Nazi Jon Minadeo, formerly known as the rapper Shoobie Da Wop, has been hanging around Georgia after Florida passed a law outlawing many of his anti-Semitic stunts.
Size Queens: Men Get Girthy With Penile Filler Injections
“I had friends that were home from work, and I’m like, ‘Hey man, come over, let me shoot your dick up with some dermal filler.'”
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Teed Off: Miami Police Officer Suspended for Golfing After Hit-and-Run
This Miami police officer wasn’t going to let a little fender bender on the Palmetto Expressway get in the way of his morning golf appointment.
Weston Commissioner Calls Out Mayor for Missing Pride Month Proclamation
Weston’s June 20 meeting, during which the city formally designated June as LGBTQ Pride Month, marked the first time Peggy Brown missed a commission meeting as mayor.
Free Speech Advocates Fear Professor Was Ousted for Criticizing Gov. Ron DeSantis
New College of Florida board member Christopher Rufo professed that the school “will no longer be a jobs program for middling, left-wing intellectuals.”
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Another Arrest Warrant Issued for Kodak Black Over Bail Terms in Broward Case
Kodak Black is running into more legal trouble ahead of his scheduled June 26 concert at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater.