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As public schools face challenges ranging from book bans to teacher shortages, microschools have grown in popularity across South Florida.
From cool listening lounges to neighborhood staples that get better over time, here are the top 50 bars in Miami right now.
Karla Kennedy is concerned about the lack of diversity in FIU's Journalism and Media Department.
The Flowery on trying to be "the exact opposite" of corporate cannabis chains like Truelieve and Curaleaf.
Under Florida law, tenants have certain rights that hold landlords accountable. The Miami Workers Center is advocating for more.
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A list of every known book ban instituted in Florida public school districts since July 1, 2021.
The Wynwood Walls says it is "a platform for artists of every race and nationality."
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2021: Miami Chefs Look Ahead
The ACLU argues the city's new feeding requirements would punish individuals who offer food to the homeless.
Serving great vibes in a laid-back yet upbeat and friendly atmosphere has become Sweet Liberty's specialty, garnering the South Beach hangout a collection of local and international awards. In the four years since the bar debuted, the menu has seen small changes here and there, but now Sweet Liberty has overhauled its offerings, including 14 new cocktails and seven new dishes.
The new morning radio show hosted by the Miami hip-hop pair premieres Monday, January 6.
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To this day, Rolle has no idea what happened to her sister's cremains.
Karla Croqueta's Birdcage Brunch at Sweet Liberty aims to bring back the spirit of South Beach's gay heyday through drag kings, burlesque shows, and diverse queer performers.
Thursday, December 19 Every third Thursday of the month, Eleventh House takes over the downtown Miami dive bar Mama Tried to help connect locals with the city's thriving community of mystics. The queer astrological party welcomes the curious as well as the committed and gives everyone who checks in a...
This weekend, Haute Cuisine Bal Harbour continues through Saturday with intimate dinners and cooking classes; while New Times' Brew at the Zoo returns with more than 100 local and international beers, live music performances, and food for purchase.
When Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez announced in January 2017 that the county would no longer be an unofficial "sanctuary" for undocumented immigrants, activists worried the policy would deter some victims from reporting crimes. Miami-Dade Police Director Juan Perez assured residents they shouldn't be afraid to call 911 or cooperate with officers.
Lyrically, she's as nasty as the notoriously explicit hip-hop duo City Girls and has an equally fun flow, but she tells New Times she identifies more as a singer than a rapper.
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The Magic City is rich in culture and stories. It's a place where people come from around the world, lured by the promise of sunlit days and sultry nights. In the book that is Miami, there are many stories. Some are happy, some are tragic, but all are compelling. This...
In January 2017, Carlos Gimenez became the first big-city mayor in America to capitulate to Donald Trump's hollow Twitter threats. Miami-Dade County was not, in fact, a "sanctuary" community, he said before ordering his jails to honor Immigration and Customs Enforcement "detainer" requests. The county began holding immigrants for up to 48 hours on ICE's behalf. The county commission even ratified Gimenez's rule change a month later.
America's immigration agencies have been ripping families apart, detaining innocent people, and losing contact with seized children since long before Donald Trump became president. But because an open racist is in the White House, more white Americans are finally waking up to that fact.
Rolling Loud, Mother's Day events, and more of the best things to do in Miami this weekend.