Residents say a new proposal will suppress the power of Coconut Grove's Black voting bloc.
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III Points attendees must provide proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken within 72 hours or proof of vaccination.
The aim of the Knight Arts Challenge is to enable artists and arts groups to do their work.
A University of Miami study finds that the coronavirus can live in penile tissue long after infection.
Several animal feed stores in South Florida report selling out of the anti-parasitic drug.
Music has finally returned to Cyde Killens' Pool Hall.
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Florida's Poison Control Centers report a sudden surge in calls about ivermectin.
Zero-waste stores like Verde Market have sprouted up across the nation.
Yearning for a fleeting moment of fall? A local baked-goods business is ready to fill the autumnal void.
Despite DeSantis' constant finger-pointing at Democrats, Republican legislators have continued to insist their bill is apolitical.
When Roberta Voss took a DNA test 37 years later, she realized her dad wasn't an anonymous donor at all.
Here's a handful of films you shouldn't miss at this year's Miami Film Festival.
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Electric Kif's new album, Dreamlike, offers a vibrant listening experience on every track.
Convicted "cocaine cowboy" Sal Magluta's motion for compassionate release was denied last week.
Miami Film Festival Gems offers a shining cinematic selection from all over the world.
FIU students who attended an outdoor bash sans masks say they weren't violating any rules.
Robert Andy Coombs' disability hasn't stopped him from finding a new way to express his sexuality.
The popular Miami chef and restaurateur says Tigertail + Mary will return to Coconut Grove.
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For most Miami residents, the solution to hunger is a simple walk to the fridge.
Slamdance has spent the past 25 years discovering and cultivating the work of emerging filmmakers from around the world.
At an upcoming meeting, Miami Beach city commissioners will decide whether to keep Ocean Drive closed to cars before a permanent redesign.
A survey found that 50 percent of prospective Florida homebuyers would pony up to purchase if the price was right.