Politics & Government

Tarrio says he’s returning from his jail sentence with big plans to start a new venture in Miami.

Roughly 30 people gathered to commemorate the anniversary at the Federal Detention Center downtown.

Insurrectionist sympathizers will hold a “prayer vigil” in downtown Miami on Thursday afternoon.

@VisitLauderdale posted a curious Instagram Story depicting an apparent ménage Á  trois.

Miami Springs police had no jurisdiction over the open-air music venue two miles away in Hialeah.

Miami activist Chaz Stevens ends his five-year hiatus with a bit of politically lubricated ass play.

People commented on the viral video that he should be allowed to stay.

House investigators demand that Tarrio turn over any insurrection-related communications between him and Trump.

Four ICE detainees and one kitchen staffer were hospitalized for carbon monoxide inhalation.

Draft language from a would-be bill aims to “abolish Key West” as a municipality, and the town’s mayor is taking the threat seriously.

An analysis of voter turnout in this fall’s municipal elections in Miami-Dade County.

Do we hear $50? We do!

Miami Beach city election code bars donations from real estate developers – but only those with an active or pending development agreement.

Miami’s mayor has created a dozen NFTs to benefit the Little Haiti Coding Boot Camp.

Several South Beach bigwigs have taken issue with flyers quoting them as endorsing Miami Beach’s proposed 2 a.m. alcohol curfew.

The commissioner’s homeless adoption idea seemed like a snide remark. It’s up for a final vote on October 28.

A string of mailers from Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo falsely claim that his opponent is in cahoots with Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro.

Audio of a meeting that included Mayor Dan Gelber and former mayor Philip Levine reveals a controversial vision for the future of South Beach.

According to Floridians for Immigration Enforcement, a white nationalist is defined as “a Caucasian who supports the rule of law and America First.”

During the City Commission’s second special meeting regarding Art Acevedo this week, Joe Carollo said Miami’s Havana-born police chief is not a “real Cuban.”

Sparks flew from an unlikely source after the City Commission’s paddle-the-police-chief special session.

Today’s special session of the Miami City Commission was well worth the price of (free) admission.