Kayaker Cleans Up Nearly a Ton of Garbage From Biscayne Bay
Athlete and activist Andrew Otazo cleared out nearly 2,000 pounds of garbage and lugged it to the mainland on a kayak.
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Laura Loomer “Cannot Provide Any Facts” About Twitter Ban Conspiracy
The court’s decision is essentially a 12-page rejection of everything Loomer has said about CAIR and Twitter.
New West Palm Beach Law Says Homeless Can’t Disturb City’s “Aesthetic Beauty”
In an effort to preserve its “aesthetic beauty,” the City of West Palm Beach passed a panhandling ban.
Miami’s New “Scramble” Crosswalk Gives Pedestrians Total Right-of-Way
Hopefully no one gets hurt.
Satanists Put Up I-95 Billboard Advertising Abortion Law Loophole
The Satanic Temple has a new ad in Miami about its “religious abortion ritual,” which sidesteps state abortion restrictions.
Dolphins’ Miracle Win Proves Brian Flores Is the NFL Coach of the Year
Brian Flores makes chicken salad out of chicken shit on a weekly basis.
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Miami New Times‘ Ten Most-Read Longform Stories of 2020
From Gronk Beach to Cuba, here are some short excerpts from our ten most-read longform stories of the year.
Women-Led Surf Group Highlights Lost Black History of Florida Beaches
The group’s latest project, ROOTS, showcases beaches with historical significance to the African-American community.
The Six Most Patriotic Moments From the Conservative TPUSA Conference
The students had their nascent minds molded by a who’s who of elite guest speakers.
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Ten Reasons the Miami Heat Will Return to the NBA Finals
Will the Heat will be back in the final series this year? We think so.
Bored at Home? Sign Up for This FIU Course on Hallucinogens
The online course, titled Hallucinogens and Culture, begins on January 11 and is open to students and non-students alike.
Most Miami-Dade Transit Workers Won’t Get The Back Pay They’re Owed Before Christmas
Longtime Miami-Dade transit workers are owed thousands of dollars in back pay over the past four years, but the county keeps putting off paying them.
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Opinion: Wishing Us All a Dissonant and Democratic Holiday Season
The 2020 election proves it.
The Dolphins Ran the Ball Right Up the Patriots’ Asses in Season-Saving Win
The Dolphins ran the ball for over 250 yards against the Patriots in Sunday’s 22-12 win.
Bandanna-Clad Iguana Spotted Near Melreese Country Club
New Times goes hunting for Miami’s new urban legend: Iguana Bandannicus, the bandannaed iguana.
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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Blasted for Instagram Dinner Party Pic
And it isn’t the first time.
How Miami Heat Players Spent the Offseason, According to Instagram
If you only looked at Instagram, this is how you’d think the Miami Heat spent its shortened offseason.
Want a Laugh? Read This “Moving to Miami” Reddit Post
A redditor who’s considering moving to Miami next year has some ~questions~ about what it’s like living in the Magic City.
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COVID, Gillum, and Foot Fetishes — Here Are New Times‘ Top Stories of 2020
These were the most-read news stories on our site this year, per some detailed analytics.
Did Black Lives Matter T-Shirts Nix Girls’ Prep Basketball Game?
Some players believe their school didn’t want the Black Lives Matter shirts on display.
Who Will Be Miami’s New Police Chief? Here’s Who Has Applied
Miami Police Department Chief Jorge Colina will retire in January; 36 applicants are vying for his job.
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Uncle Luke: I Let My Guard Down. Then I Got COVID
Throughout the pandemic, I had been adhering to CDC guidelines — until I gave into the peer pressure of going out to a party.