Every culture has its own iteration of a cookie. Some are soft, others are crunchy, but almost all ooze a sweet taste, blending flavors like chocolate, vanilla, or even pumpkin spice. At Around the Globe Baking Co., cookies are made to be more than just a simple, bite-sized treat. They're a...
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Last week, Miami-Dade County Police Director Juan Perez announced in a press conference that the department will spend $2.6 million over the next five years, and possibly another $3 million in the following five, on ShotSpotter, a police technology that uses microphones to listen for gunshots. Perez did not mention...
Labor lawyers warned New Times in September that getting workers' compensation after you catch the Zika virus would be difficult. But now it appears that applying for Zika-related workers' compensation with the City of Miami Beach might be straight-up impossible. In a letter sent to the Miami Beach Police union president yesterday, City Manager Jimmy...
Four games and almost one week into the Miami Heat season, fans now have a better idea of what kind of team they're cheering on. For better or worse, the chips are starting to fall and a clearer image of the team is taking form.
Mary Luis Brown, a disabled woman missing both her legs, was caught panhandling for a single dollar at a Chevron gas station this past Saturday when two Miami-Dade Police officers tried to arrest her. Thanks to a bystander's footage of two cops handcuffing her and dropping her to the ground, that confrontation went viral.
There are a hell of a lot of Democrats in Florida. In fact, more of them are registered here than Republicans. Obama won the state twice. And the blue party has demographics on its side thanks to a growing, left-leaning Hispanic population.
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This week has been a long one for Miami and the nation. We've elected President Trump, had our morning-after political hangover, and spent a lot of time at the water cooler asking, "What the f—-?" It's time to forget all of this political chow-chow for a few days and enjoy. This weekend offers a ton of events — from snagging a free beer to howling at the moon to stuffing your face with hot dogs or heritage pork.
Eventually, there will be so many films about a sullen or damaged man returning to his provincial town to face the demons of his past that Netflix will make a separate category for them. At their worst, these movies are navel-gazing vanity projects for their writers and directors (Cameron Crowe,...
Gina Prince-Bythewood has directed two of the most devastatingly romantic films of this millennium — Love & Basketball (2000) and Beyond the Lights (2014) — so it might seem odd at first to see her at the helm of a TV show about police violence, unsolved murders, and race relations...
Dr. Philip Stoddard, a Florida International University biologist and the mayor of South Miami, has released a study that shows definitively that Miami-Dade County's spraying of naled, a controversial neurotoxic pesticide, is not working to combat the Zika virus in Miami Beach. Provided Stoddard's analysis is correct, the study shows...
Stanley Glaser swats at mosquitoes outside his weatherbeaten house, which is shaded by towering mango trees and lush tropical ferns. Glaser learned to till a few small fields while living here in the early '80s. Now the home sits at the center of an 20-acre South Miami-Dade oasis that churns...
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Happy Monday, Miami. This week brings plenty of events, and the best part is they all cost less than $10. Prepare for tomorrow's election with a visit to the White House Bounce House; then watch the election showdown in good company at O Cinema Tuesday night.
Miami is the hardest place in America to open a restaurant. "But wait," one might respond. "What about the fierce rents and competition in places like New York City, Chicago, and San Francisco?" None of them has as finicky, diverse, and downright unpredictable customers as Miami. That brutal truth has...
One of two things will happen in Downtown Miami tonight. One: Donald Trump, who is leading an impromptu, 6 p.m. rally at the James L. Knight Center, and Kanye West, who will host his first of two Saint Pablo Tour shows at the American Airlines Arena at 8 p.m., will...
Yesterday, Hillary Clinton joined Al Gore at Miami Dade College's Kendall campus to give a serious, policy-heavy speech on her plans to tackle climate change and other environmental issues. It was one of the wonkier moments in her campaign and a breath of science-heavy fresh air from all the mudslinging...
Today, Tony Bosch is a free man. After spending a little more than a year and a half in federal custody for orchestrating the biggest illegal steroid operation in pro sports history, Bosch walked out of a Miami halfway house yesterday. So what's next for the onetime chief of Biogenesis,...
Charles Kinsey, the latest unarmed African American man to be shot by a police officer, sued North Miami police this week after a cop’s bullet tore a hole through his leg on July 18. Video footage of Kinsey lying on the ground with his hands up in the air, pleading...
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Instacart, the delivery service that allows Mimians to shop from Whole Foods Market, Total Wine, and Publix while still in th eir underwear, is now upping its game by adding a service that acts as a personal nutritionist, customizing your shopping list according to your preferences and nutrition goals. PlateJoy, which...
The river of grass that is The Everglades is rich in history and nature. Soon, it'll also be rich in art. The Artists in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE) program helps people explore the artsy side of the wetlands, by serving as a hub that allows artists to live and work...
With temperatures dropping well below Miami’s 85-degree norm, cravings for comfort-food favorites are on the rise. Pizza, mashed potatoes, tomato soup, and grilled cheese might top your list, but mac 'n' cheese is arguably the mother of all comfort foods.
Pablo Larraín is having a good year. The Chilean director, Oscar-nominated a few years ago for his 2012 political drama No, has just released Jackie, featuring a striking Natalie Portman as Jackie Kennedy in the immediate aftermath of her husband’s assassination. He is also about to release Neruda, a complex,...