The Perplexing Case of Florida’s Longest-Serving Inmate | Part 1: No Way Out
Boast Laster swore he was innocent. That was nearly 60 years ago.
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Is Florida Finally Going to Legalize Recreational Weed?
Can Florida seal the deal on recreational weed legalization this time around?
Finding DeFillipo: A Timeline of the North Miami Beach Mayor Residency Scandal
Here’s a chronological look at the unfolding scandal involving North Miami Beach Mayor Anthony DeFillipo’s residency.
Brightline Ramps Up High-Speed Train Tests on Northern Track Expansion
Brightline, deemed America’s deadliest train, is testing trains through its north railway section at speeds of up to 110 mph.
Alt-Right Troll “Baked Alaska” Will Serve Sentence at Miami Federal Prison for Capitol Breach UPDATED
The far-right media personality announced on Twitter that he will be reporting to Miami’s Federal Correctional Institution “very soon.”
Marlins FanFest Week: Baseball Returns With Weeklong Caravan Across South Florida
A weeklong Miami FanFest Caravan precedes the February 11 main event at LoanDepot Park.
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Buyers Bid Up Beach Sand From Spot Where Tom Brady Announced Retirement
Would you pay $100K for a jar of beach sand purportedly scooped from the spot in Surfside where Tom Brady announced his retirement?
Families Blame Homestead Police for Teen Deaths in High-Speed Chase
Around 4 a.m., Homestead police came upon bodies floating near a vehicle submerged in a canal near the speedway.
Hollow Gesture? Miami’s Unveils New Black History-Themed Police Car
Not everyone is thrilled with the new addition to Miami PD’s fleet.
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Advocates Ask Surfside to Provide Shelter Instead of Hatching Plans to Punish Homeless
The ACLU is warning Mayor Shlomo that his uncompromising plan to keep Surfside “clean and pristine” violates homeless people’s constitutional rights.
Bolsonaro to Headline Rally at Trump’s Miami Resort
Brazil’s ex-pres Jair Bolsonaro will be ingratiating himself to conservative group Turning Point’s fans at a Trump resort this weekend.
Thin Skinned? Miami Cop Cited for Choking Man Who Called Him Nasty Name (VIDEO)
Bodycam footage captured two disturbing encounters in which Miami police officers manhandled a man who repeatedly called them “bitches.”
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Wrap It Up: Miami Commission Caps Individual Speaking Time at Meetings
Only one side of the dais is allowed to bloviate at city hall.
How to Help Miami Gardens Residents Displaced by Apartment Fire
On Saturday morning, residents of an apartment complex off US 441 in Miami Gardens awoke to their building engulfed in flames.
“I Want My Foreskin Back”: Men Protest Circumcision in South Beach
Their white, bloodstained outfits symbolize “the wound inflicted on us when we were too young to defend ourselves.”
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Searching for Congressman George Santos’ $199 Room at the W South Beach
Congressman George Santos’ campaign claims to have spent only $199.99 on a stay at the W South Beach.
Miami Dolphins Fans Ranked Among NFL’s “Sexiest”
The probably unscientific but undoubtedly unimpeachable study surveyed just over 1,000 NFL fans from all 32 franchises.
Florida Senate Bill Seeks to Revitalize Mangrove Forests in Biscayne Bay and Beyond
Will the legislature step up to protect our first line of defense against coastal erosion and storm surge in Florida?
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City of Miami Reneges on Million-Dollar Contribution to Black-Led Nonprofit
Commissioner Alex Diaz de la Portilla shot down a planned million-dollar contribution to the Circle of Brotherhood.
“We Are Everywhere”: Ominous Messages on Anti-Abortion Counseling Centers Prompt Federal Charges
The unsealed indictment claims Caleb Freestone and Amber Smith-Stewart spray-painted threats on three Florida pro-life pregnancy centers this past summer.
Florida Power & Light CEO Eric Silagy Retires in Wake of Matrix Consultant Scandal
Eric Silagy led Florida Power & Light through a decade of growth and acclaim. But his legacy was complicated by a final year marked by scandal.
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Florida to Execute Death Row Prisoner Donald Dillbeck in February
Gary Ray Bowles, who went on a killing spree that claimed the lives of six men in 1994, was the last prisoner to be executed in Florida.