Miami-Dade Cop Won’t Face Charges for Hotel Raid Shooting Near Small Children
The state attorney’s office clarified that Jaime Robles had an AK-47 “within reach” but was not holding the rifle when the officer shot him dead.
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Fire Marshal Reveals Source of Blaze at NFL Star Tyreek Hill’s Mansion UPDATED
Firefighters were seen treading around the roof of the star receiver’s seven-bedroom mansion, weaving around plumes of smoke and working to put out the blaze.
Hard Knocks Episode 7: Dolphins Get Snuffed on HBO After Dark
HBO’s rehashing of the Dolphins’ painful loss deserved an NC-17 rating.
Florida Surgeon General Blows Off FDA in Call to Nix COVID Vaccines
As researchers strive to debunk claims of harmful Simian Virus 40 contamination in COVID-19 vaccines, Joseph Ladapo is fervently promoting the theories.
After Historic Die-Off, Drop in Manatee Deaths Sparks “Guarded” Optimism
Florida manatee deaths slowed in 2023 after two years of alarming mortality.
Five New Year’s Resolutions for Miami Sports Fans
It’s a new era for Miami sports fans – time to cast off your perennial skepticism and jump on the bandwagon a bit sooner.
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Ravens Deliver Knockout Punch to Dolphins’ First-Seed Postseason Hopes
The Dolphins’ playoff schedule outlook grew more ominous following their blowout loss to the Ravens.
FDA: Stores Kept Lead-Contaminated Applesauce on Shelves Despite Nationwide Poisoning
Applesauce produced by the Miami-Dade company WanaBana has been blamed for more than 250 cases of lead poisoning.
Man Charged With Hate Crime in Beating of LGBTQ Women in Wynwood
Two women were hospitalized after Daiken Fernandez allegedly pummeled them following a verbal dispute in Wynwood, police say.
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Hard Knocks Episode 6: “Uncle Dan” and the Spirit of Giving
The HBO series highlighted a jolly Dolphins squad that has won eleven regular-season games for the first time since 2008.
Eye of the Beholder: Broward Sheriff Gets $460K for Abstract Sculptures
Although Broward’s code directs the county “to maximize the utilization” of local artists, an Iowa-based design firm was hired for the sculpture installation.
Miami New Times‘ Ten Most-Read News Stories of 2023
From an arcade porno kerfuffle to the time Trump promised “food for everyone” and split, 2023 supplied no shortage of iconic Miami stories.
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Santa’s Miami Sports Naughty-or-Nice List
The definitive Miami sports naughty-or-nice list was leaked straight from the North Pole. Never forget – Santa sees all.
Season of Giving: Unwrap Our Staff Picks for Favorite Stories of the Year
As the year draws to a close, we ask you to consider giving a gift to support Miami New Times writers and the stories they tell.
Trump Avenue: Hialeah Stays True to Trump in Midst of Criminal Cases
Hialeah has a love affair with charismatic politicians accused of felonious conduct.
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Pay to Pray? Lawsuit Alleges Pastor Swindled Woman Seeking Prayers to Heal Son’s Cancer
The pastor denies the claims, saying the scandal was concocted and that it has devastated her congregation.
Massive Public Records Backlog Piles Up at Florida Law Enforcement Agency
The state agency has a handful of staffers to sift through thousands of records requests that stream in each year.
Big Switch: Miami Traffic Changes Make Way for $840 Million Highway Project
The downtown traffic shift is part of the Signature Bridge project, which FDOT promises will “redefine the Miami skyline with its six sweeping arches.”
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Hard Knocks Episode 5: Bromance, Alix Earle, and Return to Form
Two Dolphins’ linemen might make a cuter pair than wide receiver Braxton Berrios and his special lady, TikTok star Alix Earle.
Ex-Attorney, Sex-Crime Victims’ Advocate Sentenced for Amassing Lewd Child Photos UPDATED
Before his arrest, Michael Dolce was known for handling high-stakes cases and taking an uncompromising stance not only on sexual offenders but on those who enable them.
The 2024 Florida Home-Grow Marijuana Initiative Is Dead
How Republican rule changes doomed a citizen initiative to amend the Florida constitution to help medical cannabis consumers.
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Protesters Gear Up After Florida Declines $320 Million to Cut Carbon Emissions
Florida was the only state to reject funding under the $6.4 billion federal program to reduce emissions.