Scenes of Destruction Emerge After Hurricane Idalia Landfall (VIDEO)
Rescue operations are ongoing in Florida as first responders fan out in high-water vehicles in search of stranded residents.
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Florida Neo-Nazi Leader Simulates Shooting Black Boy After Jacksonville Slayings
“Put your face where I can shoot it,” Jon Minadeo told the boy during a live chat.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Suspends Presidential Campaign After False Debate Statement
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez halted his presidential run two weeks after falsely stating he’d met qualifications to appear on the debate stage in Milwaukee.
Turf War: South Florida Cities Spend Millions for Fake Grass Despite Resident Outcry
Aventura and other municipalities are spending big money on fake grass over the objection of residents who prefer their parks stay natural.
5 Reasons the Miami Dolphins Shouldn’t Trade for Jonathan Taylor
Given the Dolphins’ already strong backfield, a marquee trade for Jonathan Taylor might make for a Pyrrhic victory.
YouTuber Ragomonkey’s “Bootlicker” Exchange With Politician Spawns Legal Quandary
“I don’t lick boots,” Ragomonkey insisted.
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BBL Mecca: New Florida Law Aims to Curb Brazilian Butt Lift Deaths
Florida clamped down after the Brazilian butt lift secured a reputation as the deadliest plastic surgery.
Shareholder Class Action Against LifeWallet, John Ruiz Dismissed
Less than a week after filing the complaint, the plaintiff shareholder dropped the lawsuit over the company’s stock collapse.
Protesters, Families Demand Action on Record “Heat Crisis” in Florida Prisons
“We want legislators to be humane and fund the AC program to all facilities now, not next session.”
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Congressman Calls Francis Suarez “Clown” Following Presidential Debate Debacle
“Blame yourself, blame your organization, blame your tactics,” Congressman Carlos Giménez says of Suarez’s campaign stumbles.
Miami New Times Hires Lily Black as Membership Manager, Announces New Perks
Our members help us continue to provide free, independent journalism to South Florida. And we have a new leader – and perks – to help our membership grow.
Promoter Peddles VIP Tickets for Fyre Fest 2.0 After Prison Stint
Fyre Festival’s founder is selling $7,999 tickets for a second incarnation of the event.
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Mayor Suarez Baloney-Peddling Goes National With Presidential Debate Fiasco
We’d be downright derelict in our duties if we did not take you on a tour of the Miami mayor’s past bloviation.
Lolita the Orca’s Mystery Illness Under Microscope in Wake of Death
Lolita’s tank was tinged green with algae in the absence of chlorine that had kept the water looking clear and blue during her performance days.
Messi’s Wildest Goals in Leagues Cup Championship Run
Messi’s flurry of goals during the Leagues Cup tournament left some goalkeepers curled in a fetal position on the pitch.
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Heroes on Demand: 10 Miami Sports Stars on Cameo
A personal message from your favorite Miami sports stars is only a few clicks and a fistful of dollars away.
Lolita the Whale Dies in Captivity Before Plan to Transport Her Takes Shape
Three days before the whale’s death, Miami Seaquarium said she was “very stable and as good as she can be at 50 years of age.”
Hurricane Season Ramps Up as Tropical Wave Heads West of Florida
After a relatively quiet summer, it’s been a busy week for tropical systems in the Atlantic.
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Meet the Pioneer of Pissing Off Society With Harmless Gay Books
More than 30 years after its publication, Daddy’s Roommate has once again found itself the target of censorship.
Chef Trillie Emerges as Miami Sports’ Social Media Breakout Star
Spotting Chef Trillie at a Miami sports event has become a localized game of “Where’s Waldo.”
Miami International Airport Wants to Scan Your Face
Amid pressure from lawmakers to ramp up security post-9/11, the controversial facial recognition technology has made its way into dozens of U.S. airports.
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Get to Know DeSantis-Backed School Rules Taking Effect This Year
Run through the new anti-“woke” laws that are reshaping classrooms.