Who is Eileen Higgins? What to Know About Miami’s First Woman Mayor
Miami’s newest leader has a wide-ranging background, from mechanical engineering to the Peace Corps.
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Higgins Defeats González: Miami Elects First Woman Mayor
The City of Miami has elected its first Democratic mayor in nearly three decades — and the first woman ever.
Frustrated Miami Home Sellers Are Pulling Their Houses off the Market
Miami had the highest rate of delistings in the country in October.
‘Dangerous’: CAIR Responds to Florida Governor’s Terrorist Designation
The move endangers the Muslim community, CAIR says.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Leaves Office Millions Richer
The mayor transformed his modest salary into a multimillion-dollar fortune.
Dolphins Hit 6–7, Unlock Internet Meme Status
The Phins’ win on Sunday dragged them into the NFL playoff conversation. But that’s not what set the internet on fire.
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Bienvenido, South America! Miami to Host FIFA Titans in World Cup
The most-watched tournament in world sports is coming to the 305.
Carollo Fan Charged with Battery for Billy Corben Phone Snatch
Maria “Beba” Sardiña Mann grabbed Billy Corben’s phone out of his hand during a public meeting in May.
How a Miami Burger Joint Became Part of Immigrants’ American Dream
Immigrant families are having a collective lightbulb moment, agreeing a meal at Burger King means you made it.
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Where to Avoid the Worst Miami Traffic During Art Basel
Ongoing construction projects and Miami Art Week could make traffic even worse this week. Buckle up.
$1K Miami Bedroom Rental Ad Is End-Stage Capitalism and Then Some
The room comes with a twin bed, Wi-Fi, and not much else.
Don’t Buy the Hype on Miami’s Fancy New Sky Taxis Just Yet
The electric aircraft has yet to be certified by the FAA.
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Messi’s Top 10 Moments in Miami Ranked
Messi seems to add another record or dazzling display to his legend every time he steps on the field for Miami.
Nearly All Miami Homes Lost Value in 2025, Report Says
The Zillow study paints a grim picture, but the home value apocalypse isn’t quite upon us.
Alligator Alcatraz Detainees Tortured in Small ‘Box,’ Amnesty International Says
Migrants were allegedly sent to what detainees described as a four-by-four-foot “box” as punishment.
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Loud Motorists Have Brickell Residents Revved up
Everyone seems to be in agreement that loud engines are a sign of small…you-know-whats.
Lawsuit: Curaleaf Let Ad-Tech Firms Spy on Floridians’ Marijuana Shopping
Miami lawsuit says embedded code on Curaleaf’s website exposed protected health info to ad-tech vendors.
Ex-Miami Seaquarium Workers Seek to Adopt Animals After Closure
The Dolphin Company wants to transfer 16 sharks to a Miami aquarist named Daniel Castillo, a new court filing reveals.
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Palm Beach Plastic Surgeon Says ‘Mar-a-Lago Face’ Is in Demand
Few places are primed for the trend more than South Florida.
The Miami Dolphins Will Make the Playoffs When Kim Kardashian Becomes President
Can you say, “Snowball’s chance in Hell”?
Smart & Safe Florida: Recreational Weed on Track for 2026 Ballot
Expressing confidence, the group won’t challenge a judge’s ruling that threw out 200,000 petition signatures.
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Florida Bear Hunt to Take Place in December After Judge Rejects Injunction
Florida’s first bear hunt in a decade is now set for December 6–28.