Ten Reasons Jazz Chisholm Is Miami’s Next Big Sports Star
If you don’t already know about Miami Marlins rookie second baseman Jazz Chisholm, it’s time to fix that.
If you don’t already know about Miami Marlins rookie second baseman Jazz Chisholm, it’s time to fix that.
Citing low demand, the public hospital system announced it will stop administering first doses of the COVID vaccine after April 30.
Some new information is emerging, although officials are scant with details.
Sabatini’s tweet echoed right-wing insinuations that the jury verdict was coerced.
A Florida bill that would harshly restrict transgender student athletes has been temporarily postponed, unlikely to be heard again this year.
The law enhances charges for people arrested at protests and prohibits the destruction of historic memorials.
Despite DeSantis’ constant finger-pointing at Democrats, Republican legislators have continued to insist their bill is apolitical.
Surprisingly, a new survey claims fewer Miami Dolphins fans decided to binge-drink during games than most other fans.
Local governments want you to pay taxes with it. Nightclubs will accept payments with it. And an arena is being named after it.
Advocates are outraged at the recent passage of a Florida House bill that would ban trans girls from competing on female teams.
Some fear a proposed THC cap on medical marijuana could force patients from legal cannabis to illegal cannabis.
Because we’re homers and believe Jimmy Butler really does belong in the MVP discussion.
A Miami-Dade County commissioner is calling for a task force to study whether to allow residents to pay taxes and fees using cryptocurrency.
Residents near the Calusa Country Club say they have evidence of an endangered bat on the site.
Soon, when customers pay for tables and drinks, they’ll have the option of using digital currency.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said the state would follow a federal recommendation to pause the use of Johnson & Johnson’s one-shot coronavirus vaccine.
It’s a safe bet that while Republicans remain in control of state government, marijuana prohibition will remain in full effect.
Katya Elise Henry is catching blowback after expressing some anti-vax comments on social media.
Since #Gaetzgate is difficult to keep up with, we’ve put together a link roundup of all the major updates in chronological order.
Art Acevedo, Miami’s new police chief, vowed to fire problematic officers.
Florida doesn’t require companies to accommodate workers’ medical marijuana use.
When Kennedy responded that PortMiami, which is funded by county dollars, is public, the officer replied, “Not for you.”