Players Say Miami Beach’s COVID Basketball Ban Is Unfair
Miami Beach chose to close the courts again this month, saying basketball players weren’t following the rules.
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Oxygen-Deprived Pufferfish Gasp for Air in Biscayne Bay
A video shows the fish and other creatures in Biscayne Bay are having a hard time breathing.
Miami-Dade Poll Worker Said Voter Couldn’t Wear “Black Lives Matter” Shirt
Before she could even hand over her ID, Anna Kenney says a woman behind the desk started making a fuss.
Rubio Flubs Phone-Bank Photo Op for Miami-Dade Candidate
A campaign post by Miami-Dade mayoral candidate Esteban Bovo shows Marco Rubio appearing to make campaign phone calls with his headphones disconnected.
Ten Things We’ll Miss About UM Football If the Season Is Canceled
If the Miami Hurricanes season is canceled, fans will miss out on a lot.
New Database Lets You Search Miami Police Officer Complaints
WLRN reporter Danny Rivero says Badge Watch is about creating more transparency and consolidating information for the public.
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Lack of Oxygen Kills Off Thousands of Fish in Biscayne Bay UPDATED
State and county officials are now investigating what appears to be a widespread fish kill in Biscayne Bay.
Rundle Staffer Shares Campaign Flyer, Possibly Violating Elections Code
An employee in the State Attorney’s Office shared a flyer including a campaign ad for Rundle, prompting an ethics complaint.
Here Are Six of Rundle’s Most Controversial Cases
As the nation roils with protests calling for greater police accountability, Rundle’s legacy has come under closer examination.
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Twitter Explodes Over Miami Herald‘s Rundle Endorsement
The endorsement manages to highlight Rundle’s career “missteps” and call on voters to put their faith in her for another four years.
State Attorney Race Divides Miami’s Black Clergy
Although Rundle has historically had strong support from Black voters, a number of community leaders are publicly backing Pearson.
Dream Defenders to Hold Anti-Rundle Press Conference
Local activists are calling for Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle to resign.
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What Happened to the Outside Death Investigations in the Darren Rainey Case?
Three outside experts reviewed skin-tissue samples, but the results of their 2017 examinations have never been made public.
Mistrust in Government Has Miami Lagging in Census Response
A lack of trust in the government could put Miami at risk of missing out on funding.
Oh Look, Another Tantrum Over Masks in Miami
The man goes off on a customer who’s recording him and says “fuck” more times than one might utter during rush hour on I-95.
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Mailer for Renier Diaz de la Portilla Improperly Used Herald Photo to Disparage Protesters
A Miami-Dade political committee used the image to make a statement about the people protesting for Black lives.
Miami-Dade Commissioners Deny Residents a Vote on Police Oversight Panel
Diaz and Bovo said they opposed the measure because they and their constituents believe it’s anti-police.
These Are the Ten Funniest Things We’ve Seen in the NBA Bubble
There are so many aspects of the NBA bubble that have been pure comedy.
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Activist Stages Body Bags in Miami to Shame Florida Leaders for COVID Deaths
The two dozen body bags symbolize the 7,400 Floridians who have died from COVID-19 so far.
Mayoral Candidates Promise an Immigrant-Friendly Miami-Dade
Mayoral candidates Daniella Levine Cava, Alex Penelas, and Xavier Suarez promised pro-immigrant policies for Miami-Dade.
Miami Beach Environmental Group Finds Dead Fish Tangled in Facemask
Beach cleanup volunteers found a dead, bloated pufferfish washed up in the mangroves west of Miami Beach.
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Lawsuit Claims Kardashian Surgeon Paid Russian Bots to Defame Miami Doctor
The saga includes medical negligence, Kim Kardashian, and Russian bots.