If you've got deep pockets or plenty of credit and want to eat and drink with pro athletes and celebrities, here are the premier events that will actually make a difference long after one of the teams declares victory Sunday night.
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When two horrendous NFL teams play each other the weekend before Christmas, it's all about finding the bright spots.
Drug-Free World of South Florida — an arm of the Church of Scientology — announced on Facebook it was "honored to partner" with Miami Police for a Super Bowl program.
Over the past year or so, several culinary concepts that specialize in Nikkei cuisine have debuted in Miami. The word, pronounced nee-kay, refers to people of Japanese descent living elsewhere in the world. The term has come to be closely associated with a kind of cuisine by way of Japanese immigrants who landed in Peru in the late 19th Century.
Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle has quietly declined to pursue a criminal case against Officer Ronald Neubauer.
A great deal of news coverage about America's decades-long opioid crisis tends to focus on rural white folks in states such as Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. But among the communities hardest hit by the epidemic, Native American tribes rank at the top.
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Charlotte, who served in the U.S. Air Force, had been trying to work with loan officers on a solution to keep her house, but to no avail.
Blocked sidewalks have almost become a fixture of Brickell, where creeping construction and runaway development have put a squeeze on pedestrians.
In Defense of Animals ranked Zoo Miami second on the list for elephant deaths and for its inability to protect elephants from acts of aggression by other elephants.
It's only been a year since Oolite Arts launched the Ellies, a grant program funding work by local artists, but already the results are impressive. “The first year results of the Ellies have surpassed our expectations,” says Dennis Scholl, Oolite’s president and CEO. “We knew how much our visual arts...
Sing in a World That’s Falling Apart is an appropriate title for a record released at the beginning of 2020. While the Senate commences the impeachment trial the U.S. president, 17-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg reminds world leaders at the World Economic Forum that “our house is still on fire,”...
Miami hasn't been exempt from the xenophobic rushes to judgment that has left Chinese restaurants, businesses, and neighborhoods across the world quiet and near faltering following the early-January outbreak of coronavirus in the central Chinese city of Wuhan.
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There's still no clear path forward for Miami's venues and nightlife staff.
These are not high-intensity drug-trafficking types of numbers.
Soon we'll be celebrating the music of the 2000s. Prepare to hark back to the days when Modest Mouse and the Black Keys ruled the airwaves.
Artists hope to force an open dialogue with the leadership at YoungArts. But the foundation isn't interested in a public reckoning.
Venezuela-born post-rock outfit Zeta left its native country nearly 10 years ago. But in the group's latest single and accompanying visual counterpart, the Miami transplants have gone back to their roots. The newly-released "Los Altos de Santa Fe," the second single from their new album Mochima, is a sonic homage...
The small Florence-Peretola airport could not seem to handle the influx of international students trying to leave the country.
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Brightline has killed people at a constant and startling clip.
Trump continues to champion the Venezuela issue in his speeches because it's a rhetorical win-win that requires no compromise from his administration.
The DJs' lengthy, marathon-style approach to mixing makes them a perfect fit for the downtown Miami club's New Year's Eve celebrations.
The rapper faces up to ten years in prison.