Lawsuit: Palm Beach Schools Superintendent Demoted Official for Bashing Republicans on Twitter
Diana Fedderman says she was demoted within the School District of Palm Beach County after she criticized Republicans in a tweet.
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Austin Harrouff Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity in Face-Eating Murder Case
Austin Harrouff will be sent to a mental hospital after a judge determined he was in a psychotic state when he bludgeoned and stabbed two strangers to death.
Judge Sets Trial Date for Florida Jan. 6 Rioter #Tweedledumb UPDATED
A Broward man known as #Tweedledumb is headed to prison for assaulting a police officer during the Capitol Hill riot.
Man Claims He Was Sexually Assaulted by Roommates at Fort Lauderdale Addiction Center
The patient says he was screaming at the top of his lungs, but no one intervened.
Elon Musk’s South Florida Tunnel Plans Under Scrutiny After Reports of Boring Company ‘Ghosting’ UPDATED
North Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale officials offer updates on the status of their underground transit projects.
Meet Daniel Uhlfelder, Ron DeSantis’ “Chief Tormentor”
Leveraging his hefty Twitter following, this Panhandle attorney is bent on undermining the “dangerous” policies of Florida’s “seriously sick” governor.
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Meet Florida Power & Light’s Social Media Influencers
FPL has hired a group of influencers to spread the good word about its new electric vehicle charging stations.
Broward Sheriff’s Office Wants $200,000 From Forfeiture Fund to Buy More Rifles
The Broward Sheriff’s Office is asking the county commission to approve $200,000 in funding from a civil forfeiture fund to purchase tactical rifles.
Strapped for Staff, Florida Prisons Secure Help From National Guard
Florida is activating the National Guard to work at state prisons amid a shortage of correctional offices.
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Survey: Miami Dolphins Will Be NFL’s Biggest Food Spenders This Season
It seems Miami Dolphins fans like to eat well while they watch the home team play.
Where Were You in ’92? Former New Times Writer Steve Almond Looks Back
It’s been 30 years since New Times reassessed 1972, the year both presidential conventions came to Miami Beach.
Two South Florida Congressional Candidates Aligned With QAnon Remain on November Ballot
Here’s what we know about the two QAnon-aligned candidates who remain on 2022 Florida ballots.
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Ex-BSO Deputy Cleared in 2019 Rough Arrest of 15-Year-Old
A jury has cleared former Broward Sheriff’s deputy Christopher Krickovich of all charges stemming from the violent takedown.
Lawn Weekend: Mow the Grass at This Luxury Miami Home, Stay for Free
A Toro promotion offers entrants the chance to stay at a luxury short-term Miami rental free of charge.
Things to Know Before Attending Miami Dolphins Training Camp
Tips and information! In entertaining Q&A format!
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Catalytic Converter Theft Is on the Rise – And the Legislature Doesn’t Seem to Care
Although the U.S. is seeing a sharp rise in catalytic converter theft, state lawmakers have no plans to crack down.
All Abort! Floating Abortion Clinic May Serve Florida Via Gulf of Mexico
If Florida fully bans abortions, residents could soon access the procedure on a floating clinic in the Gulf of Mexico.
Where to Get Your Toddler Vaccinated in South Florida
A list of places to get your toddler vaccinated for COVID-19 in Miami.
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“A Reason to Celebrate”: Florida Memorial University Will Retain Its Accreditation
South Florida’s only historically Black university is no longer in danger of closing.
Report: Miami And Fort Lauderdale Among Top 10 Worst U.S. Airports for Delays
Air passenger rights website AirHelp ranks MIA and FLL among the ten worst airports in the U.S. for on-time performance.
Wet Weekend: Tropical Storm Warning Issued for Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties
The National Hurricane Center expects that a low-pressure system off the Yucatan coast will soon strengthen into Tropical Storm Alex.
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Woman Struck by Rubber Bullet While Protesting Police Brutality Sues City of Fort Lauderdale
LaToya Ratlieff was struck by a rubber bullet during a protest following George Floyd’s murder in June 2020.