Miami's worst people of the year include Francis Suarez, Javier Ortiz, and Enrique Tarrio.
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Is the Miami gay scene still alive?
A timeline of Miami-area structures that have collapsed or been evacuated since the Champlain Towers South fell on June 24.
After a scandalous tryst with the Setai's general manager, a tenant is banned from her $15,000-a-month rental unit. Lawsuits, er, ensue.
Some fear a proposed THC cap on medical marijuana could force patients from legal cannabis to illegal cannabis.
The Pérez Art Museum hosts an evening to celebrate queerness through cinema.
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Coast-to-coast destruction all but ensures that Ian will go down in history as one of the most destructive storms to ever strike Florida.
Coconut Grove's beloved Sandbar Sports Grill reopens after fire damage shut it down in 2020.
In the tiny municipality of North Bay Village, commissioners are taking bold action against scat scofflaws.
The watercolors in "Welcome to the Everglades" symbolize the development and destruction of Florida wetlands.
Most recently, Proud Boys chairman and Miami native Enrique Tarrio has been arrested on charges of property destruction and banned from Washington, D.C.
Editor's note: Below is the ninth of ten major stories Miami New Times published about the federal government's dogged pursuit of Augusto Falcon and Salvador Magluta - AKA Willy Falcon and Sal Magluta, AKA Willy and Sal, AKA "Los Muchachos," AKA "The Boys" - two Cuban-American boyhood friends from Miami...
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The Miami native describes her art as “all about light, color, and sound.”
With COVID-19 cases surging again in Florida, a Miami epidemiologist recommends virtual Thanksgiving gatherings.
Almost three years in, Scheme Supreme's bus conversion is still in progress.
Bella Thorne talks about her role in the new film Infamous.
"Sugarcane Is Sweetest at the Joint" is a collection of large-scale textile works by artist Malaika Temba.
Local filmmakers Jayme Gershen and Edson Jean debut feature films at Miami Film Festival.
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Sheriff Gregory Tony has agreed to implement COVID safety precautions in jails.
Who could have seen this coming?
As Elle Barbeito's garments go out into the world, a piece of the Everglades goes with them.
Florida once again absolutely refuses to conform to the national narrative.