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Screenshot of the Instagram post showing the cop arguing with a parking employee over a ticket

That Viral Miami Cop Meltdown Video Was Staged

By Naomi FeinsteinMay 9, 2025

The popular @lifestyle_miami Instagram account posted the two-minute clip without mentioning that the video was scripted.

Illustration of an officer on a computer with lettering that reads, "AI-powered assistant"

Miami-Dade Police Academy Adds AI Training for Future Officers

By B. Scott McLendonMay 1, 2025

South Florida law enforcement hopefuls will enter summer training with new coursework added to the regimen.

video screenshot of a black man wearing a suit and tie with a caption that reads, "My name is Rudy Shango Theophin, and I am running for mayor."

Former Miramar Mayoral Candidate (and ‘Poet of Pain’) Pleads Guilty to Pandemic Fraud

By Theo KarantsalisApril 28, 2025

Former Miramar mayoral candidate Rudy Theophin pleaded guilty to stealing $123K in COVID funds and faces up to 20 years in prison.

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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem speaks into a microphone

Man Arrested in Miami Beach Over Theft of Kristi Noem’s Purse

By Alex DeLucaApril 28, 2025

Cristian Rodrigo Montecino-Sanzana, 51, is being held in a Miami-Dade jail on an immigration detainer.

A sign reads: Everglades Correctional Institution Region IV Office of Institutions

Fear of Deportation Looms Over the Incarcerated in Florida

By Anthony CobbApril 28, 2025

Incarcerated men at Everglades Correctional Institution are worried about being deported, whether they are legal residents or not.

A photo of Leslie Roberts with his two children in front of the Christmas tree and a photo of Leslie Roberts with his daughter as a toddler

How a Miami Art Dealer’s Obsession With Wealth Shattered His Family

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 25, 2025

“He’s manipulative, an untreated narcissist, bipolar, ADHD, and a womanizer,” Brittney Roberts says of her father, Leslie.

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Photos show the moment the Great White Heron steps out of its cage and takes flight near Key Biscayne, finally free again.

Watch: Great White Heron Soars Free in Miami After Recovering from Rock Attack

By Alex DeLucaApril 25, 2025

In January, a woman witnessed a fisherman throw a large rock at a Great White Heron that attempted to steal his fish.

An FSU sign with a message affixed to it which reads, "Thoughts and prayers change nothing. We want gun reform!"

FSU Students Demand State Policy Changes After Campus Shooting

By Jay WaagmeesterApril 23, 2025

A group of students gathered at the Capitol five days after they barricaded themselves in classrooms on campus.

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Woman Sexually Assaulted at South Florida Treatment Center, Lawsuit Claims

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 21, 2025

This is the sixth lawsuit alleging sexual assault filed against Evolutions Treatment Center since 2021.

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A screenshot of an ad for a workshop featuring Robert Morales, the dining coordinator for FSU's department of dining services.

Miami Native Among Victims in FSU Campus Shooting

By Alex DeLucaApril 18, 2025

Robert Morales was a co-owner of Gordos, a popular Cuban restaurant in Tallahassee.

June 17, 2024: Demolition crews continue to tear down a building at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL, where 17 students and teachers were murdered in 2018. The building remained standing as a crime scene while Nikolas Cruz, who shot more than 30 people, faced prosecution. Cruz was sentenced in 2022 to life without parole.

Parkland Survivors Experience Another School Shooting at FSU

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 17, 2025

There are many FSU students who survived the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland in 2018.

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Leslie Roberts: Indicted Miami Art Dealer’s History of Fraud, Lawsuits

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 14, 2025

Roberts has apparently lived a life of deceit for decades by either spinning tales about his education or selling forged artwork.

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Screenshot of tv coverage of FBI agents raiding a Coconut Grove art gallery

Miami Art Dealer Leslie Roberts Indicted for Alleged Forgery Scheme

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 11, 2025

FBI agents raided Roberts’ Miami Fine Art Gallery in Coconut Grove on Wednesday.

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Fine Art, Fraud, and Forgery: The Curious Case of Leslie Roberts

By Naomi FeinsteinApril 10, 2025

“Out of my top three art fraud cases, Les Roberts ranks right in there,” a retired FBI agent tells New Times.

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Sonar Company Solves 25-Year-Old Sunrise Cold Case

By B. Scott McLendonApril 10, 2025

Libby Ann Dibenedetto had been missing for nearly 25 years when Sunshine State Sonar found her remains on April 6.

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Screenshots of teenagers on bicycles were gathered at an intersection in Deerfield Beach, and a boy on a bike being tackled by a BSO police officer.

Video: BSO Deputy Rams Into Teen Cyclist Before Tackling Him

By Alex DeLucaApril 2, 2025

“Undercover? He was dressed like fucking GI Joe,” one Redditor commented on the video.

A woman's feet in high heels near a stripper pole with garish lighting

Rolex, Regret, and a Ruse: Woman Accused of Robbing 71-Year-Old After Motel Tryst

By Theo KarantsalisApril 1, 2025

Police say a woman lured a 71-year-old man to a motel, then stole his Rolex, phone, and wallet after pepper-spraying him.

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Prominent Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Says She Has Four Days to Live After Bus Crash

By Naomi FeinsteinMarch 31, 2025

In an Instagram post, Virginia Roberts Giuffre says she is dying from kidney failure after she was hit by a school bus.

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photo of a police K-9 in training

Miami Springs K-9 Apprehends Florida Man After Miami River Police Chase

By Theo KarantsalisMarch 29, 2025

More than a dozen police officers from multiple departments joined in the pursuit along the Miami River.

A photo collage of a a man being held at Miami's Krome North Service Processing Center who is posting TikTok videos about the conditions at the facility and a photo of detainees sleeping on the concrete floor of the detention center's waiting room.

“Help Us:” TikTok Videos Show Inside Crowded Miami ICE Facility

By Alex DeLucaMarch 21, 2025

An immigration attorney who recently visited a client at the facility described it as a “humanitarian disaster.”

Enrique Tarrio, former leader of the far-right group the Proud Boys, speaks to journalists on the east side of the U.S. Capitol on February 21, 2025, in Washington, DC. The news conference was held in the same area where thousands of supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, in an attempt to halt the certification of former President Joe Biden's election victory. In one of the first acts of his second term, Trump pardoned nearly 1,600 people charged and convicted of crimes related to the attack.

Miami Proud Boy Enrique Tarrio Won’t Face Charges In Capitol Arrest

By Alex DeLucaMarch 20, 2025

Tarrio was arrested outside the U.S. Capitol after swatting a phone out of the hand of a woman who was “heckling” him.

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A photo collage of former Opa-locka officer Carlo Alexandre and MiLa Apartments in Miami.

Opa-locka Cop Raped Woman During Traffic Stop, Lawsuit Claims

By Alex DeLucaMarch 19, 2025

The woman was driving near Pembroke Park when the police officer pulled her over and raped her, the lawsuit alleges.

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