Florida Researcher Says Goodbye to Centuries-Old Coral After Mass Bleaching Event
“I was crying for nearly the entire dive because I realized that I would likely never see these hundred-plus-year-old colonies alive again.”
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Feds Investigating John Ruiz’s Record-Breaking LifeWallet SPAC Deal
Prominent attorney John Ruiz’s company LifeWallet has revealed that it’s the subject of a probe by federal regulators and received a subpoena from the Department of Justice.
Publix Heiress Donated to Candidate Who Backed Patriot Prayer, Schmoozed With White Supremacist
Joe Kent was a vocal supporter of Patriot Prayer, a group known for organizing powder-keg political rallies in the Pacific Northwest that descended into violent clashes.
How Many Heat Records Did Miami Melt in July?
“Day after day, the record-smashing anomalies in the atmosphere and ocean around the world this year are just jaw-dropping.”
Florida Cops: Stop Narcing on Manatee Orgies! (PHOTOS)
Although Florida’s beloved manatees get it on year-round, mating herds are most commonly seen during the summer.
Rosewood Man Guilty of Hate Crimes in Assault of Black Historian Marvin Dunn
Just before the 100th anniversary of the Rosewood massacre, a local resident in the rural Florida town flew into a racist rage against Black historian Marvin Dunn.
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Hialeah Strip Club Claims Ex-Mayor Set Up Televised Police Raid With No Warrant
The club owners say the raid was nothing more than political payback.
“Cooked” Alive: Inmates Stew in Florida Prisons’ Extreme Heat
Is extreme heat in Florida prisons a form of “cruel and unusual” punishment?
Miami Heat Fan Emerges as Treasure Trove of Hot-Stove Rumors, NBA News
In the social media age, a sports fan with a keen eye for news can become the center of the conversation.
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CityNerd: Miami Is “Walkable Urbanism for the Rich”
Transit expert Ray Delahanty says Miami has “the kind of spine of metro rail service that you would hope the region is able to build upon and leverage.”
“Guitar Maestro” Tanning Salon Founder Runs for President
If casual Alex Jones viewers were to select their “Most Interesting Man in the World,” it might be Daniel Boronico.
Who Are Messi’s Ex-Teammates Joining Him at Inter Miami?
Alexa, play “The Boys Are Back” by Zac Efron and Corbin Blue.
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Online Fundraiser Organized in Wake of Student Death After Rolling Loud
A classmate says Jordan Petrocchi, who died after attending Day 2 of Rolling Loud festival, was about to graduate from Clemson University.
FEC Complaint Claims Artificial Flower Co. Illegally Funneled Money to Suarez PAC
An artificial flower business linked to a man from Guangzhou, China, donated $500K to the super PAC supporting Mayor Suarez, according to the Campaign Legal Center.
Conservative Group PragerU Says Florida Is First State to Approve Its “Curriculum”
At PragerU, the gender wage gap doesn’t exist and systemic racism is a fairy tale.
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Lawsuit Over Instagram Pic of Dying Patient Moves Forward Against HCA Kendall
The father says that on the day he took his son off life support, he learned that a hospital employee had posted a photo of the dying 18-year-old on Instagram.
Five Must-Try Publix Items for Lionel Messi’s Victory Party
The Key Lime Pie on aisle 10 is calling your name, Mr. G.O.A.T.
Mistrial Declared in YNW Melly Double-Murder Case
Jurors couldn’t agree on what had transpired on the morning in 2018 when Anthony Williams and Christopher Thomas Jr. arrived at a Miramar hospital in a blood-soaked Jeep.
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Lawsuit: Man With Schizophrenia Starved in Miami-Dade Jail Before Death
Randy Heath, who “loved to eat,” weighed 204 pounds before he was incarcerated. At the time of his death at Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, he weighed just over 100.
Drop in a Bucket? Miami-Dade Claws for Affordable Housing Units
The median list price for a home in Miami increased to nearly $600,000, which would eat up 80 percent of the typical local family’s monthly income if they took out a mortgage and paid property taxes.
Florida’s New Black History Guidelines Suggest Slaves Received “Personal Benefit” From Enslavement
The state’s new Black history standards suggest slaves derived “personal benefits” from skills they learned while enslaved.
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LGBTQ Youth Build Mini-Libraries to Buck Academic Censorship
These students have been studying up on topics that might boil the blood of the anti-“woke”: intersectionality, ingrained anti-Black discrimination, and the history of LGBTQ resistance.