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The Best Things to Do in Miami This Weekend

Get ready, Miami: The final holiday weekend of high season starts today. For the next four days, you'll run into a party everywhere you go, especially if that place happens to be in South Beach. If you're feeling like a three-day-bender, don't despair: geek convention Mizucon and a new exhibit...
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Miami-Dade County Is Worst in the State at Solving Crime

Last week, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement published midyear crime statistics that show Miami-Dade County is still the worst place in the state to be a victim of a crime. The data shows that in the first six month of 2018, Miami-Dade County has solved the fewest percent of reported crimes of any county in the state.
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Why Is Hialeah Always Ranked the Worst City for Everything?

In the past year, Hialeah has been named one of the worst cities for recreation, renters, and singles. It's the worst city for an active lifestyle. It's the worst city to celebrate Valentine's Day. It's the worst city for financial security. For a place that calls itself the City of Progress, Hialeah seems to rank abysmally low on almost every metric. What gives?
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The Best Miami Concerts and DJ Sets of the 2010s

Even as the last ten years saw Miami's music and nightlife scenes undergo a series of seismic shifts, the city still made time to host a number of incredible shows. Although the DJ reigns supreme here, a number of live acts also left their mark on the minds and memories...
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What to See and What to Skip at Miami Film Festival Gems 2019

The Miami Film Festival is back with its annual Gems — a weekend of movie premieres showing at the Tower Theater. Perhaps the most anticipated of these screenings is Pedro Almodóvar's Pain and Glory, which will open the four-day minifestival Thursday, October 10. But as New Times film critics Juan...
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You’ll Be Eating Food From José Andrés at Marlins Park This Season

On March 28 the Miami Marlins face the Colorado Rockies in their home opener and fish fans will look forward to a new season of food. The ballpark just announced its new lineup of concessions that include Miami favorites like Pincho (formerly Pincho Factory), Novecento, and SuViche. More interesting, however,...
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McClatchy Follows BuzzFeed, Vice, and Others in Cutting Staff

This morning, Craig Forman, CEO of McClatchy Company, emailed all staff to say about 10 percent of the newspaper chain's employees would be offered voluntary buyouts. All of the details were not immediately available, though a meeting was called for 2 p.m. today at the Miami Herald — the chain's most significant newspaper — to offer details...
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Forget the Umbrellas: Sunlit Sky Is Coral Gables’ New Selfie Trap

Remember Umbrella Sky, the colorful installation of dozens of umbrellas that took over every Instagram feed in South Florida earlier this year? It's back. And this time, it's sparkly. Meet Sunlit Sky, Portugal-based creative group Sextafeira's follow-up to its summertime social media smash, will debut tomorrow evening at a grand...
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The Best Election Night Watch Parties in Miami

Midterm elections are surrounded by so much hype this year that some are comparing them to the Super Bowl. But there's an important difference: In football, the worst-case scenario is your team loses and those Fantasy Football projections suffer a nosedive. The upcoming elections will do much more than merely...
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Guns and Pot Sometimes Don’t Mix in Florida

Never having been a pot smoker, Martha Bueno was surprised when the marijuana she began vaping from a local dispensary in 2017 helped allay the need to remove her thyroid. The 40-year-old vice chair of the Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade had multiple polyps and cysts growing on both lobes of her...
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Here’s a Timeline of Broward Rapper YNW Melly’s Rise and Murder Charges

Broward County cannot stop itself from generating problematic rappers who create fantastic music but destroy their careers. First, there was Kodak Black, who shot to fame despite the fact a fan says he brutally raped her. Then there was XXXTentacion, who, before his untimely passing, was accused of sexual abuse and other crimes.