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Lasagna Rules at 3190 in Coconut Grove

By Rachel Costa

Jul 11, 2025

Chef Giulio Rossi's lasagna for his ballerina daughter is now the only dish served at 3190, a cozy new spot in Coconut Grove.

Gabriela Cueli and her father Osvaldo Cueli

No Charges for Miami-Dade Officers Who Killed Man on Redland Farm

By Naomi Feinstein

Jun 18, 2025

Prosecutors could not determine if the fatal shooting of 59-year-old Osvaldo Cueli was justified.

After Little River Gallery Closure, Emerson Dorsch Fosters Miami Artists in Asheville

By Liz Tracy

May 16, 2025

Miami artist Jen Clay was the first artist in residence at Brook Dorsch and Tyler Emerson-Dorsch's North Carolina property.

South Beach Latin Landmark Mango's Enters Its Fine Dining Era

By Clarissa Buch Zilberman

May 8, 2025

Mango's, once famous for conga lines in South Beach, now offers bold, fine dining with old-school flair over 30 years later.

A photo of Leslie Roberts with his two children in front of the Christmas tree and a photo of Leslie Roberts with his daughter as a toddler

How a Miami Art Dealer’s Obsession With Wealth Shattered His Family

By Naomi Feinstein

Apr 25, 2025

"He's manipulative, an untreated narcissist, bipolar, ADHD, and a womanizer," Brittney Roberts says of her father, Leslie.

The Myth of Elián, the Boy Who Was Plucked From the Sea

By Vanessa Garcia

Apr 22, 2025

In 1999, little Elián González, surrounded by dolphins, was found drifting off the Fort Lauderdale coast.

photo of a seated man with a conspicuous toupee beside a large lion figurine with ostensible Andy Warhol works in the background

Fine Art, Fraud, and Forgery: The Curious Case of Leslie Roberts

By Naomi Feinstein

Apr 10, 2025

"Out of my top three art fraud cases, Les Roberts ranks right in there," a retired FBI agent tells New Times.

Wynwood Mainstay Coyo Taco Toasts to 10 Years

By Olee Fowler

Mar 28, 2025

Coyo Taco has grown from a Wynwood taqueria to an international brand known for delicious tacos, salsas, and late-night bites.

Beloved Miami Grocery Milam's Celebrates 4 Decades

By Michelle Muslera

Mar 27, 2025

Family-run Milam's Markets has outshone big chains in Miami for 40 years by valuing customers, staff, and local products.

Mutra Brings Kosher Israeli Cuisine to North Miami

By Clarissa Buch Zilberman

Mar 25, 2025

Mutra in North Miami is redefining kosher dining by making classic Israeli dishes that are reconstructed for a modern palate.

Enrique Tarrio surrounded by people at the Miami Airport

Inside Enrique Tarrio's Miami Return: Politics, the Proud Boys, and the Road Ahead

By Alex DeLuca

Feb 12, 2025

Fresh out of prison, the 42-year-old discussed his return to Miami and the Proud Boys' future.

Crew Cutter: Meet Steven Rivera, Team Barber for the Miami Dolphins and Hurricanes

By Naomi Feinstein

Feb 5, 2025

Miami native Steven Rivera, AKA "Canes Barber," grooms South Florida's elite pro athletes in his tricked-out Sprinter van.

Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Was Once a Regular Miami Kid. Now He's in Jail

By Joshua Ceballos

Jan 22, 2025

He's the leader of a notorious hate group and behind bars. But Enrique Tarrio was once just a regular Miami kid.

Legendary Broward Burger Spot Still Char-Broiling After 48 Years

By Burger Beast

Nov 18, 2024

Iconic burger chain Char-Hut has been making delicious burgers in Broward since 1976 and is still family-owned to this day.

Coconut Grove Crisis Food Pantry Has Quietly Fed the Grove for 40 Years

By Liz Tracy

Oct 21, 2024

An all-volunteer food pantry at Christ Episcopal Church in Coconut Grove has provided the community with food for 40 years.

Coconut Grove Restaurants Make Historic Commitment to Sustainability

By Rachel Costa

Sep 16, 2024

Two history-making Coconut Grove restaurants are pioneering the sustainable dining space in Miami, one superb dish at a time.

South Florida Brunch Staple Might Be the Most Charitable Restaurant in Town

By Rachel Costa

Sep 12, 2024

South Beach Running Legend Robert "Raven" Kraft Just Wants to Sing

By David Rolland

Jul 30, 2024

Robert "Raven" Kraft, who has been running on Miami Beach daily since 1975, is an aspiring singer-songwriter who has penned 1,800 songs.

Miami's Goth Subculture Is Growing Thanks to Gen Z

By Flor Franceschetti

Jul 8, 2024

There has been an influx of goth-centered events in Miami, appealing to scene veterans and a younger Gen Z audience.

On C,XOXO, Camila Cabello Finds Love for Her Hometown

By Jose D. Duran

Jun 18, 2024

Homegrown pop star Camila Cabello is back with C,XOXO, a new album that sees her maturation as an artist.

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Miami-Dade Officer Applauds Cops After Fatal Shooting

El Pub on Calle Ocho Brings Cuba's Past to Life

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Miami-Dade Officer Applauds Cops After Fatal Shooting

El Pub on Calle Ocho Brings Cuba's Past to Life

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