Politics & Government

Run through Campbell’s messiest moments, from the fake Obama robocall to the cash-stuffed purse she took from a healthcare exec.

The initiatives are expected to be key drivers of Democratic voter turnout in the election.

The former FIU student was seen entering the Capitol during the insurrection alongside members of the far-right Proud Boys.

Eight months after his firing for the viral incident, the officer is back on the beat.

U.S. Rep. Carlos Giménez promised an investigation, hearings, and legislation in response to Cuban officials’ visit to Miami International Airport.

Real-time transit data from cities in Miami-Dade would be unified into the county’s existing mobile app.

Florida’s loosened law governing state political committees has opened a new avenue to conceal donors in local elections.

Gaetz claims the Bureau of Prisons told him Navarro, a key figure in the effort to overthrow the 2020 election, “is too notorious” to be interviewed.

As abortion clinics face rising supply costs and office closures, Southern Birth Justice Network plans to ramp up services in South Florida.

Florida’s new law outlines a third-degree felony charge for those who perform or “actively participate” in an abortion after six weeks gestation.

Here’s hoping the upcoming Rickenbacker Causeway closure doesn’t lead to another traffic hellscape.

Meanwhile, Francis Suarez won’t give the local Miami media the time of day.

Is it legal for Miami-Dade County to use aerial images to scour homes for code violations? A backyard trapeze artist is on the case.

Free speech advocates are aiming to ensure Florida’s juvenile social media law dies a swift death long before its implementation date.

The youth-led group says it will be handing out Plan B, rolling papers, and condoms – the “exact items Republican lawmakers wish we did not have.”

The state’s high court ruled that the abortion rights and marijuana legalization ballot items can appear on the November ballot.

St. Johns County commissioners previously criticized the mosquito museum as “wasteful” spending.

One lawmaker chided her colleagues for trying to open up gun sales to 18-to-20-year-old adults while barring them from making controversial decisions about where they want to work.

From Surfside to Pembroke Pines, voters hit the polls Tuesday to overhaul the leadership of a handful of South Florida communities.

It’s hard enough to keep track of Donald Trump’s criminal cases, much less local politics. For insight into 2024 elections in South Florida, let New Times be your guide.

The former Trump White House advisor is set to report to Miami’s Federal Correctional Institution by March 19.