DeSantis Says All Florida Adults Can Get Vaccinated Starting April 5
Gov. Ron DeSantis will lower vaccine age requirements for Floridians beginning next week.
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“Dickson Paved the Way”: The Story of Miami’s First Black Police Chief
The Miami Police Department tried to erase Clarence Dickson from its history, but it couldn’t. His name is on a building now.
The Ten Most Memorable Miami Sports Moments in the First Year of COVID
Here are ten of the most memorable South Florida sports moments that happened in year one of the coronavirus.
Here’s the FDLE Report Showing Police Capt. Javier Ortiz Rarely Faces Repercussions
An investigative report on Miami police Capt. Javier Ortiz shows a pattern of alleged misconduct with scant oversight.
Despite DeSantis Policy, Miami-Dade Is Still Enforcing Mask Mandate
Gov. Ron DeSantis has left local mask mandates toothless, but facial coverings are still required by law in Miami.
South Beach Businesses Feel the Pain of Spring Break Chaos and Curfew
While some South Beach businesses welcome the influx of tourists, others say spring break has done more harm than good.
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Dr. Miami Is Getting an OnlyFans, Because Of Course He Is
Ever wanted to watch a live labiaplasty? Here’s your chance.
You Tell Us: What Should Miami Beach Do About Spring Break?
Here’s your chance: What would you do if you were in charge?
Pretty Much Everyone Hates Miami Beach’s Spring Break “Solution”
The city’s emergency plan has been criticized by just about everyone who lives in, works in, or visits Miami Beach.
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Bam Adebayo Threw Down the Dunk of the Season Against the Indiana Pacers
Predictably, the Bam dunk lit up Twitter like Clark Griswold’s house in “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.”
Video: Miami Woman Called Anti-Asian Slurs While Riding the Bus
A Miami woman was berated with anti-Asian slurs after asking two Miami-Dade bus passengers to wear masks.
Miami-Dade Mayor Says Everyone Can Get COVID Vaccine in April
The COVID-19 vaccine age requirements will soon lower to 50+ in Florida and continue to drop each week in Miami-Dade County.
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“My Job Is to Be There for Them”: Brownsville School Custodian Honored for His Mentorship
Alonao Henley’s coworkers see him as much more than a custodian. To Brownsville principal Marcus Miller, he is a father to all students.
Arrest for Campaign Crimes Is Latest of Many Controversies for Ex-Florida Sen. Frank Artiles
The former lawmaker is accused of several felonies stemming from his alleged interference in the 2020 state senate election.
Ten Players the Miami Heat Could Trade for Ahead of Next Week’s Trade Deadline
With the NBA trade deadline one week away, time is running out for the Miami Heat to make any major changes to its roster.
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We Talked to Miamians About the One-Year Anniversary of COVID. Here’s What They Told Us.
We spoke with folks who experienced fear, loss, sickness, exasperation, anger, and loneliness. But, like many of us, they also harbor hope.
Florida Republicans Advance Bill to Restrict Bright Futures Aid to “Employable” Students Only
A Florida bill that would limit student access to the Bright Futures scholarship program has passed through a Senate committee.
Report: Biden Backtracks, Says Homestead Migrant Camp Shouldn’t Reopen
Axios reports that President Joe Biden now opposes reopening the Homestead Temporary Shelter for Unaccompanied Children.
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To Address Equity Gap, Broward Schools Start Offering Ivy League Courses
The district’s partnership with the Equity Lab is an experiment that aims to reimagine elite-college admissions.
Miami’s New Police Chief Praised as Progressive but Has History of Controversies
While Acevedo positions himself as a friendly, pro-reform police chief, his support of police reform has not always matched up with his actions.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter Trolled Dolphins Fans Into Thinking Deshaun Watson Was Headed to Miami
We’ll consider it a very realistic fire drill.
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Florida: Where Vaccine Distribution Is Gamified, Everyone Is Confused, and We All Must Compete
A lack of clarity has created an ultra-competitive environment for vaccine seekers in Miami and across Florida.