Former Marco Rubio Intern Accused of Storming Capitol on January 6
Barbara Balmaseda has been charged with a felony count of obstructing an official proceeding during the Capitol riot.
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Raheem Mostert Breaks Dolphins TD Record in Blowout Win Over Jets
All hail Mostert, who has taken the throne as the Dolphins’ highest-scoring back in a single season.
Outdoor Events Axed as Blustery Weather Swoops into South Florida
Gale-force wind gusts reaching nearly 50 mph have put the kibosh on weekend plans.
Chaos Erupts After Surfside Mayor Calls Commissioner Anti-Semitic
Commissioner Marianne Meischeid denied that her push for the town to take down Israeli hostage signs was anti-Semitic.
Transgender Woman Brutally Beaten After LGBTQ Party in Wynwood (VIDEO)
The Miami Police Department is assessing whether a beating that put a transgender woman in a Miami hospital rises to the level of a hate crime.
Kodak Black Apologizes to Fans, Addresses Cocaine-Gobbling Claims
“I ain’t no baser, bitch,” the rapper assured fans.
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Floridians Asked to Pay Millions for Project at Contaminated Inter Miami Stadium Site
The county’s funding request appears to contradict team owner Jorge Mas’s claim that the project “will be privately funded with no public dollars” for the stadium.
Black Ex-Police Captain Lines Up $400K Settlement in Workplace Racism Lawsuit Against Miami
Dana Carr was demoted less than two months after she stood up during a Miami Police Department meeting and vowed to fight discrimination.
Hard Knocks Episode Four: Dolphins Fans Relive the Pain
The episode tackled a lackluster performance in which the Dolphins underestimated a lesser opponent.
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Charlie Adelson Gets Life Sentence for Plot to Kill Attorney Dan Markel
Markel’s father spoke out at the hearing, telling the court, “I miss him with all my heart.”
Dolphins Suffer Epic Fourth-Quarter Collapse in Loss to Titans
One for the ages, the Dolphins’ fourth-quarter collapse calls for a little Tuesday morning masochism.
Mall Owner Extinguishes Rumors of Rapper Ye Hosting “Rave” at Sawgrass Mills
A spokesperson for Sawgrass Mills’ owner made it clear: “There’s no event, no performance.”
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Miami-Dade Animal Shelters Waive Adoption Fees Through December
The county is hoping the “Home for the Holidays” program will ease overcrowding at local animal shelters.
Sea Cucumber Smuggler Nabbed at South Florida Airport, Feds Say
Federal wildlife officials are not taking kindly to illegal trade in the squishy echinoderms.
Miami Bungles Survey Results, Falsely Labels Itself “World’s Most Desired City”
It didn’t take much muckraking to see that the city’s boastful headline was malarkey.
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Kodak Black Wins Dismissal of Drug Charge in December 2023 Arrest
Kodak Black is no longer facing a drug charge arising from his December run-in with Plantation police.
Frozen Iguana Not Yet on Miami’s Winter Menu
It’s about that time of year in Florida when we slap on a sweater, bust out the mistletoe, and watch for reptiles falling from the sky.
VIDEO: George Santos Sends Words of Encouragement to Florida Rep. Fabián Basabe
“Hey Fabián, I want to tell you to hang in there and keep fighting.”
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Bad Apples: WanaBana’s Lead-Contaminated Fruit Pouches for Kids Trigger Litigation Avalanche
More than 60 children have shown signs of lead poisoning potentially linked to the Miami-Dade company’s applesauce. And the number is growing.
Hard Knocks Episode 3 Recap: Welcome to the Van Ginkel Show
A star was born in the form of Andrew Van Ginkel and a mysterious figure named Hugh Wang.
FBI: Cruise Youth Counselor Admits to Molesting Children Aboard Celebrity Silhouette Ship
The FBI says a serial child molester employed by Celebrity Cruises was arrested after a 6-year-old girl came forward and exposed his abuse.
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Dolphins Sit Atop AFC After Blowout Win Over Commanders
Fans have much to celebrate: claiming the AFC’s top seed, stellar team chemistry, and a Flanigan’s cup brought inside a rival’s stadium for “religious purposes.”