Doral Residents Rejoice After Miami-Dade Axes Plans for New Trash Plant
Doral residents now have a chance to live without the stench of the Covanta-run incinerator plant, which burned millions of pounds of Miami-area garbage on a weekly basis.
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How to Become a Miami Hurricanes Bandwagon Basketball Fan Overnight
As the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament commences, here’s everything you need to fake having been a diehard Miami Hurricanes basketball fan all along.
City of Miami Grants Million-Dollar Contribution to Nonprofit After Extended Holdout
The Circle of Brotherhood has been waiting for the city to approve the funding since October 2021, when Mayor Suarez presented a $1 million foam check at a public ceremony.
“Our Own People”: DeSantis Seeks to Revoke Florida Dreamers’ In-State Tuition
Undocumented students, including those who’ve spent their entire childhood in Florida, would see their college costs skyrocket under DeSantis’ plan to revoke in-state tuition for non-U.S. citizens.
Sports-Wagering Website Takes Dim View of Miami Marlins Pregame Experience
The gambling site Bookies.com ranked all 30 MLB stadiums by pregame fan experience.
Luxe Land: Posh Lauderdale Units Planned Near Site of Nixed Affordable Housing
A 30-story sleek apartment building is in the works right next to the site where the City of Fort Lauderdale rejected a 15-story affordable housing complex.
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XXXTentacion Murder Trial, Week 5: In the Jury’s Hands
Closing arguments concluded in the trial of three men accused of murdering Broward rapper XXXTentacion as he was leaving a motorcycle dealership in 2018.
Chicken Man “Relieved” Charges Dropped But Fears Free Speech Stifled
A post-doctoral researcher dubbed “Chicken Man” claims cops were acting as political lapdogs when they arrested him for protesting Joe Carollo’s new pet sculpture park downtown.
The Five Funniest Moments From Dolphins Head Coach Mike McDaniel’s First Season
The Dolphins new head coach brought a refreshing dose of humor to the sidelines and the podium.
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South Florida Suicide Prevention Conference Tackles Teen Depression
“Turn to anyone willing to listen and say I need help now,” advised Kevin Hines, a suicide prevention speaker who survived a 22-story leap from the Golden Gate Bridge at age 19.
XXXTentacion Murder Trial, Weeks 3 & 4: Jury Deliberations to Begin
Highlights from the ongoing trial of the trio accused of the 2018 murder of Broward rapper XXXTentacion.
Florida Senators Urge President to Let Unvaxxed Djokovic Compete in Miami Open
To compete in the Miami Open, tennis legend Novak Djokovic would need an urgent waiver of U.S. COVID-19 vaccine requirements.
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Ball & Chain Claims Harassment Case Delayed by Carollo’s “Bizarre and Dissembling” Rants
Ball & Chain and Taquerias el Mexicano claim Joe Carollo and his attorneys used every trick in the book to derail deposition testimony in the harassment case against the city.
Around the U.S. With Jetsetting January 6 Defendant Gabriel Garcia
While awaiting trial on felony charges in the January 6 Capitol riot, Trump family hobnobber Gabriel Garcia has been allowed to jet across the U.S. on at least nine trips and counting.
Rubio’s Permanent Daylight Savings Bill Sees Light of Day Once More
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio is on a mission to stop this infernal clock fiddling and keep Daylight Saving Time in place forever.
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CAKEGATE 2023: Bad Bunny’s Restaurant Accused of Gobbling Birthday Girl’s Cake
When staff at Bad Bunny’s restaurant Gekko returned the leftovers of the birthday girl’s coveted strawberry pavlova cake, a grave injustice was revealed.
Neighborhood Nazi Jon Minadeo Peddles Hate by the Minute
Neo-Nazi Jon Minadeo, the man behind the recent wave of anti-Semitic stunts in Florida, is a former YouTube rapper from a Mexican American family.
NFL Legend Ray Lewis Joins World Jai-Alai League Board of Directors
Lewis has joined the effort to resurrect the sport through his new role on the World Jai-Alai League’s board of directors.
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Affordable New “Micro-Units” Slated for Little River, Edgewater
The Healthy Housing Foundation and Glavovic Studio are hoping their projects will serve as a model for sleek, affordable housing in Miami.
Gator Gets in on the Action at Tampa Bay Horse Race
The seven speeding horses narrowly escaped a reptilian intruder at Tampa Bay Downs.
Miami Canal Flooded With Turd Water From Contractor-Involved Pipe Break
More than eight miles along the Miami Canal were under a no-contact advisory after the contractor-involved spill.
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Feds Plan to Seize Russian Oligarch’s Luxe Fisher Island Properties
The feds say Viktor Vekselberg’s friend quietly funneled money into the U.S. to maintain Vekselberg’s properties on Miami’s exclusive Fisher Island.