Cruise Bartender Accused of Sexually Assaulting Sleeping Passenger in Stateroom
According to the FBI, the woman’s friend said she awoke to find the bartender lingering over their naked bodies inside the cruise cabin.
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Florida Crackdown on Student Nicknames Adds to Wave of Regressive School Rules, Advocates Say
Florida students returning to school will be confronted with a flurry of new rules that regulate their nicknames, where they use the bathroom, and what’s uttered in their classrooms.
Serial Bank Robber Apprehended in Mickey Mouse Shirt After Summer of Heists, FBI Says
He sported green surgical scrubs, a Mickey Mouse shirt, and other memorable garb while attempting to rip off a half-dozen banks, according to an FBI charging document.
Miami Athletes Who Could Carry Dwyane Wade’s Torch Into Hall of Fame
Who among the current crop of Miami’s star athletes is poised to follow Dwyane Wade?
Boca Woman Has Nervous Breakdown After French Bakery Labels Her “Cake Thief,” Lawsuit Says
Pictures of her were plastered all around the cash register at the Boca Raton bakery, declaring “CAKE THIEF!”
Children’s Book About Gay Parent “Weeded Out” From Miami-Dade Schools, District Says
“Love is the best kind of happiness.”
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Tekashi 69 Arrested After Missing Court Date in Extreme Speeding Case
Tekashi was allegedly caught zipping down the Turnpike at an absurd speed.
Mayor Suarez’s Donation-Greasing Technique Opens Path to Presidential Debate Stage
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum have resorted to creative means to lubricate the gears of political donation.
Broward, Miami-Dade to Offer AP Psych Course in Spite of “Don’t Say Gay” Controversy UPDATED
“We have decided to make enrollment for this elective an ‘opt-in’ process that expressly requires parental consent,” Broward County’s superintendent said in a statement.
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Gettin’ Messi: MLS Fans Learn the Art of Soccer Hooliganism
American soccer fans are finally getting the hang of it.
Death of the Ghetty
The “ghetty” has become evermore elusive in Gen Z parlance.
Extreme Bare-Knuckle Fighting Returns to South Florida
Raw, homegrown Miami brawling has hit the mainstream.
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All-Progeny: Celebrated Miami Athletes’ Sons Make Waves
The next generation of sports stars is here to remind you how fast the years fly by.
Records Contradict Mayor Suarez’s “No City Funds” Claim on 2022 World Cup Trip
Two cops flew to Qatar and stayed at a posh hotel “to provide dignitary protection for the Honorable Mayor Suarez.”
In Wake of Outcry, Florida Claims AP Psychology Can Be Taught in Full
The wrangling over the AP course status signals confusion – or obfuscation – over the patchwork of new education rules under Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration.
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Geriatric Jailbirds: Florida’s Elderly Inmate Population Has Skyrocketed
Florida taxpayers are picking up the tab for elderly prisoners’ progressively more expensive health care bills, covering everything from wheelchairs to hearing aids.
Florida Researcher Says Goodbye to Centuries-Old Coral After Mass Bleaching Event
“I was crying for nearly the entire dive because I realized that I would likely never see these hundred-plus-year-old colonies alive again.”
Feds Investigating John Ruiz’s Record-Breaking LifeWallet SPAC Deal
Prominent attorney John Ruiz’s company LifeWallet has revealed that it’s the subject of a probe by federal regulators and received a subpoena from the Department of Justice.
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Publix Heiress Donated to Candidate Who Backed Patriot Prayer, Schmoozed With White Supremacist
Joe Kent was a vocal supporter of Patriot Prayer, a group known for organizing powder-keg political rallies in the Pacific Northwest that descended into violent clashes.
How Many Heat Records Did Miami Melt in July?
“Day after day, the record-smashing anomalies in the atmosphere and ocean around the world this year are just jaw-dropping.”
Florida Cops: Stop Narcing on Manatee Orgies! (PHOTOS)
Although Florida’s beloved manatees get it on year-round, mating herds are most commonly seen during the summer.
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Rosewood Man Guilty of Hate Crimes in Assault of Black Historian Marvin Dunn
Just before the 100th anniversary of the Rosewood massacre, a local resident in the rural Florida town flew into a racist rage against Black historian Marvin Dunn.