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Turner’s injuries required 22 staples and two surgeries to repair his scalp and ear.
Kavasutra has long been criticized for its “edgelord” marketing tactics and inflammatory actions on and off the internet.
“Our wildlife deserve better…. Not only do they swim in our filth, they also eat it.”
A million questions surround the Heat as it begins the second half of the season.
Miami seems to be a good enough playground for vice and excess until summer arrives abruptly in March.
City of Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo said he spoke to the mayor of Hialeah about making their own county.
Move to Miami? In this economy?
The video was taken off of Leonard’s Twitch stream, where he was playing the video game Call of Duty.
“This seems to be a pattern at Glades. They ignore the abuse and punish the survivors and witnesses of the abuse.”
Jackson Memorial Hospital will open up its vaccine appointments to anyone 16 years and older with a high-risk medical condition.
Being down to the Braves 12-2 doesn’t suck as badly with a cold beer in your hand. That’s just science.
The City of Miami refuses to allow a medical marijuana dispensary to open downtown, arguing that cannabis is illegal.
After cursing while speaking out against an anti-protest bill, a Dream Defenders member was barred from the Florida Capitol.
Sophie Reeder left her dad’s Fort Lauderdale home at 15 years old in 2017 and has not been seen since.
Florida legislators at the state and federal levels have joined a growing push by GOP politicians to limit or ban transgender athletes from school sports.
Here’s how we’d grade some various aspects of the Miami Heat’s 2021 season.
The campaign points out that cannabis laws are more widespread in some states than laws on bestiality and first-cousin marriage.
According to Miami-Dade’s elections supervisor, the change would impact more than 404,000 of the county’s 1.5 million registered voters.
First responders, teachers, and medically vulnerable people aged 50 and older are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.
The image of the officer quickly made the rounds on social media, drawing ire from coast to coast and making national headlines.
A recent report from the Giffords Law Center shows Florida lagging behind other states in gun reform.