Francis Suarez Goes Full Francis Suarez, Takes Vacay on Election Day
The frequent flyer and term-limited mayor visited Richard Branson’s private island on Election Day.
The frequent flyer and term-limited mayor visited Richard Branson’s private island on Election Day.
U.S. Font Czar Marco Rubio is waging a font war in the State Department.
The City of Miami has elected its first Democratic mayor in nearly three decades — and the first woman ever.
Maria “Beba” Sardiña Mann grabbed Billy Corben’s phone out of his hand during a public meeting in May.
Of course, the federal government might kill Florida before Florida can kill itself.
Expressing confidence, the group won’t challenge a judge’s ruling that threw out 200,000 petition signatures.
Florida’s first bear hunt in a decade is now set for December 6–28.
In the Sunshine State, the environment is the economy, but our governor has done a lousy job of protecting it.
Fancy vivid yellow diamonds can go for $8K to $16K per carat.
In many ways, Florida is a microcosm of America’s death penalty system.
The congresswoman faces up to 53 years in prison.
Meanwhile, U.S. Rep María Elvira Salazar defended President Trump on CNN after he called a female reporter “Piggy.”
The combination of stand your ground and permitess/open carry is likely to make the Sunshine State far less safe.
“Do something for your city,” one person quipped.
“Looks like it was made by a 3rd grader on PowerPoint,” a Facebook user opined of the digital ads.
No state board of education had signed on to the right-wing think tank’s so-called Phoenix Declaration — until Thursday.
Suarez has been handing out more keys than a used car salesman.
Proposed legislation would reverse a ‘loophole’ in the 2018 farm bill that allows sales of hemp-derived THC products.
The Carollo political dynasty lives to fight, hopefully not literally this time, another day.
A Tamarac vendor complained about Mayor Michelle Gomez preventing him from selling Kamala Harris shirts at a city park in 2024.
Here’s where South Floridians can get food assistance while SNAP benefits are unavailable.
More than 600,000 Venezuelan refugees, most of whom live in South Florida, lost immigration protections as of November 7.