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You Ask, We Answer: Introducing the Weekly WTF

The only thing better than journalism made for you, is journalism inspired by you. Submit your questions about life in Miami so we can investigate.
By Lauren Antonoff HartApril 1, 2026
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You read local news because you like to be in the know. We’re here to provide you with that knowledge. (After all, we want you to be the most interesting person at the party.) So we’re always hooking you up with the latest — and weirdest — stories and things to do in Miami.

To invite you into the news-making process, we’re launching a new column where you play an active role in our reporting. 

Meet the Weekly WTF 

Whether you’re curious about a piece of public art, wonder when that pesky construction project will end, or want to know where to buy fee-free event tickets, let us know what’s on your mind. 

It can be a question about local laws, culture, politics, music, growth and development, transportation, climate, etiquette, dating… literally anything.

We’ll review each submission (really, every single one) and if we suspect other people have the same “WTF?,” we’ll investigate and publish the answer in our Weekly WTF column.

Ready to get involved? Submit your questions here. And share this page with others who want to make life — and journalism — in Miami even better.

Thanks for being a champion of local news. We salute you. 

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Lauren Antonoff Hart is the Audience Strategist for Denver Westword, Phoenix New Times, Dallas Observer and Miami New Times. She previously worked as an audience editor and culture reporter for Colorado Public Radio and Denverite, where she had a weekly arts show and her team won several Edward R. Murrow awards for digital news and overall excellence. In her free time, Lauren can be found at concerts, cultural events, in the outdoors, or petting the nearest dog.

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