Politics & Government

At an upcoming meeting, Miami Beach city commissioners will decide whether to keep Ocean Drive closed to cars before a permanent redesign.

This isn’t the first time Miami Beach officials have tried limiting booze on Ocean Drive.

The names of the five fans who were ejected are unknown at this time.

Florida might have a new addition to its press corps.

After the tour was announced, many Twitter users pointed out the men’s shared history of harassment accusations.

Immigration advocates have long championed a pathway to citizenship for all immigrants.

A scholarship for descendants of the victims of a 1920 Florida race massacre is a rare example of reparations for racial violence.

Miami-Dade is one step closer to offering county-approved community ID cards to people living without identification.

Former Opa-locka commissioner John B. Riley was found guilty of two ethics violations.

Civil liberties groups are suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis over a new law that critics say criminalizes free speech.

The City of Miami has fired former code inspector Suzann Nicholson, who claimed a city commissioner injured her at an illegal party.

A group of homeless people living under a railroad bridge apparently set their encampment on fire during a standoff with authorities.

The lone holdout: Commissioner Josh Liebman, who lamented the cost to the city.

Many called DeSantis an outright fascist for only allowing a news outlet aligned with his conservative politics to cover the controversial bill.

Laura Stargel, daughter of bill sponsor Kelli Stargel, wrote an op-ed calling on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to veto the legislation.

Advocates say community IDs could help undocumented immigrants and other vulnerable populations access necessary services.

At the eleventh hour, Republicans in the Florida Legislature practically forced a transgender sports ban into law.

Critics of the law have said is it ripe for a constitutional challenge — and here we are.

Sabatini’s tweet echoed right-wing insinuations that the jury verdict was coerced.

A Florida bill that would harshly restrict transgender student athletes has been temporarily postponed, unlikely to be heard again this year.

The law enhances charges for people arrested at protests and prohibits the destruction of historic memorials.

Despite DeSantis’ constant finger-pointing at Democrats, Republican legislators have continued to insist their bill is apolitical.