Ex-Argentine Officer Living in Miami Sued for Role in Trelew Massacre 50 Years Later
Families of the victims of the Trelew Massacre of 1972 have sued Roberto Bravo in Miami under the Torture Victims Protection Act.
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“City of Peasant Living”: South Miami Welcome Sign Altered After Panhandling Ordinance Passed
Mayor Sally Philips suspects the vandalism is linked to a recent ordinance that criminalizes panhandling.
Miami’s First Fleet of Driverless Cars Hits the Streets
Argo AI announced it has “begun driverless operations” on public roads in Miami.
DeSantis Press Secretary Tweets Fake News About Washington Post and Homophobic Dog
Christina Pushaw, who claims to “debunk false narratives,” appears to have fallen for one.
Is it Legal to Pick Mangos Off Your Neighbor’s Tree?
Business law attorney David Barman explains the dos and don’ts of mango picking in Miami-Dade.
Miami Shores Homeowner: Police K-9 Killed My Bunny!
What began with a faulty home-security system ended with the death of a family’s beloved rabbit.
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How a Hialeah Ex-Cop Who Sexually Assaulted Multiple Women Avoided Felony Charges
Jesus Menocal’s alleged victims are “devastated” by a three-year sentence they believe doesn’t fit his crimes.
The Miami Heat Were Never Bubble Frauds
Five reasons the 2020 “bubble fraud” label was bogus.
Missing in Inaction: Florida’s Environmental Regulation Commission Hasn’t Met in Five Years
The state’s top environmental management agency last convened on February 8, 2017.
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Weed Did It! Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Can Finally Open in Miami
The three-year debate on whether a medical marijuana dispensary can open in Miami is finally over.
The Most Expensive Property for Sale in Florida: $170 Million Miami Beach Estate
Three homes with a private waterfront park, movie theater, and wine cellar can be yours for $170 million.
Threatened Tricolored Heron Nest Photographed at West Kendall Development Site
Calusa residents are eager to learn how the photographic evidence will affect the 550-home plan.
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Watch Grandpa Go! National Senior Games Kick Off in Fort Lauderdale
From pickleball to power walking, more than 11,000 athletes ages 50 to 103 are participating in the National Senior Games in Fort Lauderdale.
Miami Police Union: Cops Accused of Excessive Force Had Been “Attacked”
The Miami police union defends two officers’ actions in carrying out a rough arrest in Wynwood.
Boca Raton Attorney Richard Ozelie Allegedly Leaked Clients’ Confidential Files
The recipient, a former client, says she tried to do the right thing – to no avail.
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Miami Abortion Doulas: “Emergency Contraception’s Flying Off the Shelves”
Miami abortion doulas speak out about the prospect of overturning Roe v. Wade and a state ban on abortions after 15 weeks,
Miami Sports Fans Don’t Care What You Think of Them
Don’t be fooled by the empty courtside seats. The real fanbase is yelling at the TV screen at Flanigan’s or at their tio’s house in Westchester.
Miami Is Garbage at Recycling
Miami-Dade County’s recycling rate has taken a nosedive in the past decade.
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Christian Horner Shares How Red Bull Racing Is Gearing Up for the Miami Grand Prix
How do you prepare for a race at a brand-new track? Track simulators!
If Most Floridians Have COVID-19 Antibodies, Why Is Miami-Dade’s Case Positivity Rising?
In Miami-Dade, approximately 131 more COVID-19 cases were reported each day last week than the week before.
Aquaticat Update: Mermaid-Snooping Broward Deputy to Face Criminal Review
Wreck Bar burlesque performer Whitney Fair sued a Broward sheriff’s lieutenant. The State Attorney’s Office might want a piece of the action too.
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Reader: 80 Percent Rent Hike “Wasn’t an Error Until They Got Caught”
New Times readers didn’t accept a luxury apartment’s “clerical error” explanation to a viral lease renewal letter showing an 82 percent uptick.