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Thirteen months after Donald Trump moved back into the White House, we’re in a state of disbelief.
Voice Media Group supports those participating in the nationwide ICE strike, and does not support the current administration’s actions against immigrants. A message from our CEO and editorial director.
Presenting the top 12 Floridians who caused us to cringe most at the sting of guilt by association.
From Casey DeSantis’ beef with Bad Bunny to Publix allowing open carry, here are some wild stories we covered in 2025.
Spoiler Alert: Miami is well represented in the Florida Man Class of 2025.
The longest way round is the shortest way home. Editor-in-chief Tom Finkel is retiring.
Our sports columnist calls it early.
It’s been quite a year. And now we’re setting out to raise $30,000 to power our newsroom into 2026.
How detours, dive bars, and deadlines led Edysmar Diaz-Cruz back to the heart of Miami as our new social media editor.
The league should reinstate Miami’s 2027 first-round pick and remove Terry Rozier’s $26.6 million salary from the books.
Restaurant reservation site OpenTable picked its top 100 restaurants of the year. Not a single Miami restaurant made the cut.
Let’s talk turkey at Thanksgiving. As in: Miami’s top sports turkeys of the year.
Is everyone’s favorite pop star just a Florida Woman at heart?
The story of a Marielito who came from nothing and turned into Miami’s biggest drug boss has become something of an inspirational story.
Hardemon delivers for the people and that’s why his detractors hate him.
Because of the post office shenanigans, thousands of Miami-Dade ballots were not counted in the August 18 primary.
Despite Obama’s inroads, non-Cuban candidates do not win races for countywide office in Miami-Dade.
One of the most important elections in Miami-Dade history is right around the corner.
They need to fire whoever suggested that reopening titty bars during a pandemic was a good idea.
With public sentiment on the black community’s side, now is the time to force changes to laws protecting corrupt police officers.
Just like Ahmaud Arbery, Tony deserves the benefit of the doubt that he was scared for his life.