Trans YouTube Star Nikita Dragun Was Treated as a Man During Arrest UPDATED
Influencer Nikita Dragun was classified as a man when she was arrested and charged with assault on a law enforcement officer, disorderly conduct, and battery in Miami Beach.
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Will Democrats Ever Regain Ground With South Florida’s Cuban Voters?
Under Trump’s wing, Republicans have fine-tuned their ability to evoke fear of communist infiltration in the Democratic Party.
Nicole Could Be the Latest South Florida Hurricane on Record
Having created record high tides in Miami on Wednesday, Nicole is set to make history if she reaches hurricane status.
Moderate Messaging by Democrat Janelle Perez Falls Short in State Senate Race
Alexis Calatayud’s victory over Janelle Perez in the District 38 race extends Republicans’ grip on the state senate.
Tropical Storm Nicole Expected to Intensify Before Making Florida Landfall
Nicole’s tropical-storm force winds will extend hundreds of miles out from the storm’s eye.
Radio Mambi’s Days Purveying Election Fraud Claims May Soon Be Over
The conservative radio staple has seen its last major election before an anticipated format change under new ownership.
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Oppression Olympics: UM Football Legend Ed Reed Faces Backlash for Supporting Kyrie Irving
The football legend made a series of controversial tweets in support of Kyrie Irving after Irving was suspended for promoting an anti-Semitic film.
Subtropical Storm Nicole Says: “We Ain’t Done Yet”
Subtropical Storm Nicole is slipping in just when Floridians thought they were through with hurricane season.
Tyreek Hill’s Flippin’ TD Celebration Gave the NFL Its Photo of the Year
Tyreek Hill is a master of the end-zone backflip – and the Dolphins have a lot to celebrate.
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Lawsuit Claims Sheriff Union Leader Assaulted, Took Photos of Naked, Unconscious Worker
A Broward woman says her boss at a local police union assaulted her and took pictures of her while she was naked and incapacitated on a Las Vegas work trip.
Charlie Crist Is Up a Creek Without a Paddle
How did it come to this? DeSantis was propelled by more than $180 million in campaign funding and his reputation as a COVID-be-damned defender of freedom.
Miami Beach Voters Will Decide the Fate of the Historic Deauville Hotel Site
The Miami Beach icon is headed into the final stage of demolition. What happens next is up to Miami Beach voters.
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Satire Hits the Streets Once Again: King Mango Strut Returns in January
After a two-year, pandemic-related hiatus, the King Mango Strut is bringing satire back to the streets of Coconut Grove this coming January.
Most Miami Police Body-Cam Violations Occurred in Majority-Black District, Panel Finds
The majority of police officers who violated body-worn camera policy did so in Miami’s district with the highest percentage of Black residents, a citizens panel found.
“Heartbroken”: Weston Jewish Leaders React to Recent Anti-Semitic Incidents
Anti-Semitic incidents have left Weston’s Jewish residents and community leaders in a state of disgust and confusion.
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Miami-Dade’s Aging Records System Is Not Just an Inconvenience
Miami-Dade County has struggled to update the court’s criminal records system in the digital age.
Florida’s Education System Is Turning Into Modern Day McCarthyism, or Worse, Historian Says
The new look of Florida’s education system is a throwback to the 1950s age of repression, according to one of the country’s foremost experts on McCarthyism.
“Strikingly Avoidable”: Broward Jail Policies Questioned Again After Young Woman’s Suicide
Broward’s lead public defender says the mistreatment of mentally ill inmates in county jails is out of hand.
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Tua’s Performance in Win Over Detroit Pushes Him Into MVP Discussion
Tua Tagovailoa did something Hall of Fame legend Dan Marino never accomplished in his 17-season career.
Miami-Dade Holds Off on Allowing Former Proud Boy to Serve as Poll Worker UPDATED
A man who allegedly stormed the U.S. Capitol to interrupt election certifications will work as an elections volunteer in Miami this November.
Nonprofit Group Says Miami Backtracked on Million-Dollar Promise
The city commission has held up funding after Mayor Suarez promised a million dollars to the Circle of Brotherhood, which runs crime prevention programs in Miami’s Black communities.
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700 Euclid: Another Slice of Miami Beach History Crumbles
Miami Beach’s landmarks are slowly being erased as they succumb to the elements and the hunger for redevelopment.