Politics & Government

Be careful what you wash for.

And it was not fashion designer Ian Connor.

Miami Hack Week hosted the city’s “Built in Miami” program in 2024. The nonprofit says the city never paid as promised.

While Trump deports immigrants for old drug charges, Rubio’s brother-in-law was the frontman of a drug trafficking operation.

The messages arrived via an unsolicited email. As with many memorable orgasms, these require a bit of foreplay (as it were).

“No historical tradition supports Florida’s Open Carry Ban,” Judge Stephanie Ray wrote in the unanimous opinion.

Ryan Routh, who is representing himself in the trial, wanted access to female strippers and a putting green behind bars.

This isn’t Chaz Stevens’ first “stress test” of Florida law.

Florida Department of Transportation officials painted over the intersection at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday, according to the city.

U.S. Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick claims Elijah Manley has spread malicious and false statements in his campaign videos.

Here’s a list of the 25 highest-paid Miami-Dade County employees as of July 2025.

Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared war on, checks notes, rainbow crosswalks.

The city spent more than $115,000 litigating the issue that died Friday when commissioners canceled a special meeting.

The order marks a temporary victory for Gov. Ron DeSantis and President Donald Trump.

Sen. Rick Scott is apparently the voice of reason: Even he opposes the move.

Blaise Ingoglia is auditing local governments for waste, but he used taxpayer money on video services for his own office.

A federal judge recently ordered the state to begin dismantling the hastily constructed facility in the Everglades.

The 25-year veteran firefighter retired from the department last November.

“A manufactured sapingo moment,” one commenter wrote.

In June, the county wanted no part of a suit to shutter Alligator Alcatraz. Now Daniella Levine Cava is cheering its demise.

The ruling prohibits the state from admitting new detainees to the site and requires officials to begin tearing it down.

It’s part of Florida Immigrant Coalition’s ongoing campaign against Alligator Alcatraz.