“A Lost Cause”: Florida Democrats’ Futile Attempt to Make the State a Trans Refuge
Even if Florida were to pass a trans refuge law, it’s unclear how welcoming the state would be to trans residents.
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Miami Beach 5-Year-Old Missing for Six Months Found Outside Atlanta
Miami Beach police declined to issue an Amber Alert for the missing Black girl when she went missing in November.
Five Miami Sports Moments That Should Be NFTs
From LeBron James’ “Decision” to the Miami Dolphins’ miracle against the Patriots, here are five Miami sports moments that should be NFTs.
Boca Raton Attorney Richard Ozelie Allegedly Leaked Clients’ Confidential Files
The recipient, a former client, says she tried to do the right thing – to no avail.
Watch Grandpa Go! National Senior Games Kick Off in Fort Lauderdale
From pickleball to power walking, more than 11,000 athletes ages 50 to 103 are participating in the National Senior Games in Fort Lauderdale.
Miami Sports Fans Don’t Care What You Think of Them
Don’t be fooled by the empty courtside seats. The real fanbase is yelling at the TV screen at Flanigan’s or at their tio’s house in Westchester.
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Four South Florida Moms Have Allegedly Killed Their Kids Since Pandemic Began
Pandemic-induced depression and psychosis may have played a role.
All 200+ Books Banned in Florida and What Miami Booksellers Have to Say About It
Nathaniel Sandler of Bookleggers Library and Mitchell Kaplan of Books & Books speak out about the surge in book bans across the state.
Eight High-Profile Crypto Enthusiasts in Miami for 2022 Bitcoin Conference
The “world’s largest bitcoin gathering” takes place this week at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
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The Five Most Noteworthy Miami Heat Players This Season
As the Miami Heat’s regular season concludes, it’s an ideal time to reflect.
Ron Magill Identifies Tampa’s Mysterious Creature – And It Lives in Miami Too
Twitter users came up with their own explanations for the viral image: “Bear with alopecia?”
“My Patriot Son”: $50K Christian Crowdfunding Campaign Backs Alleged Jan. 6 Rioter #Tweedledumb
A GiveSendGo campaign is raising money for Jan. 6 defendant Mason Courson of Weston.
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The Deadliest Mile Strikes Again: Fatal Crash on I-95 in Fort Lauderdale
A 31-year-old man from Davie was killed after his pickup truck plunged off the entrance ramp to I-95 from State Road 84.
Five Nicknames That Reflect the Miami Dolphins’ Speedy New Offense
From Legion of Zoom to Fast & Furious, we lay out the top picks for a new team nickname.
Granny Grifter: Key West Man Targeted “Lonely Older Women” in Nigerian Scam
A Key West man is going to learn to respect his elders the hard way: with hard time.
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Did Marco Rubio’s Former Intern Storm the Capitol on January 6?
Online sleuths say “PinkGaitherPBG” is a South Florida GOP strategist and FIU student Barbara “Barby” Balmaseda.
Need for Speed: Brightline Wants Its Trains to Go Even Faster
With its expansion to Orlando and Tampa, the privately owned rail route envisions speeds of up to 150 mph.
Five Insights at the Midpoint of the Miami Dolphins’ Offseason
From prioritizing running backs to bringing on versatile wide receivers, here are five insights from the Miami Dolphins’ offseason to date.
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Critics Say Broward’s Joint Police and Medical Examiner Center Is a Conflict of Interest
This is believed to be the first time police and medical examiners’ staff will work in the same building in South Florida.
Sunrises at 8 A.M.? Scientists Slam Rubio Bill to End Daylight Savings Time
Making Daylight Savings Time permanent would result in an 8:09 a.m. sunrise in mid-January in Miami.
Five Under 25: South Florida’s Most Promising Young Athletes
From Jevon Holland to Spencer Knight to Bam Adebayo, here are South Florida’s best young athletes.
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Don’t Call It “Little Moscow”: The History Behind Sunny Isles Beach’s Nickname
Here’s a brief history behind Sunny Isles Beach’s “Little Moscow” nickname.