#TeamPfizer or #ModernaMob? It’s Tense in These Vaccine Streets
Randomly being assigned the Pfizer, Moderna, or Johnson & Johnson vaccine means you now ride or die with them and their research.
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U.S. Open Champ Sloane Stephens Dishes on the Miami Open
Sloane Stephens’ game plan for this year’s Miami Open starts out simple: “I’d like to win a match.”
DeSantis Says All Florida Adults Can Get Vaccinated Starting April 5
Gov. Ron DeSantis will lower vaccine age requirements for Floridians beginning next week.
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.”
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.
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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South Beach Wine & Food Festival to Return in May With COVID Measures
The festival was postponed from February.
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.
Miami Named Least Affordable City in U.S. for Recent College Grads
Move to Miami? In this economy?
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Dictionary.com Reps the 305, Adds “Supposably” to Site
“Supposably” is, like, super freaking real.
In Instagram Post, Kava Bar Insults Teachers, Trans Women, and Mask Wearers
Kavasutra has long been criticized for its “edgelord” marketing tactics and inflammatory actions on and off the internet.
PETA Wants Broward Breeder’s License Revoked After His Leopard Scalped a Guy
Turner’s injuries required 22 staples and two surgeries to repair his scalp and ear.
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After Filing Complaint, Jamaican ICE Detainees Allege Retaliatory Beating by Guards
“This seems to be a pattern at Glades. They ignore the abuse and punish the survivors and witnesses of the abuse.”
What Happened to Broward Teen Sophie Reeder, Missing Since 2017?
Sophie Reeder left her dad’s Fort Lauderdale home at 15 years old in 2017 and has not been seen since.
Activist to Florida Republicans: “Y’all Could Have Just Told Black Folks to Fuck Off”
After cursing while speaking out against an anti-protest bill, a Dream Defenders member was barred from the Florida Capitol.
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New Bills From Florida Republicans Target Transgender Athletes
Florida legislators at the state and federal levels have joined a growing push by GOP politicians to limit or ban transgender athletes from school sports.
Florida’s Gun-Safety Ranking Plateaus Despite Rise in Gun Violence
A recent report from the Giffords Law Center shows Florida lagging behind other states in gun reform.
Nine Reasons the Miami Heat Hasn’t Lived Up to Expectations
Following a Cinderella run in 2020, Miami was expected to hit the ground running in 2021. That hasn’t been the case.
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Dueling Florida Bills Could Affect College Tuition for Undocumented Students
Competing Florida bills take aim at immigrant students: One would finally give them financial aid, the other would make college far more expensive.
Welcome to NBA Top Shot, Where People Are Paying Thousands for Miami Heat Highlights
You’ve heard of Bitcoin. Think of a Bam Adebayo dunk as a BamCoin.
Cashier Says Hollywood Cops Coached Her to Lie in “Shopping While Black” Case
A key witness said her written statement was a narrative police dictated for her to write down.
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Ten Ways South Florida Sporting Events Will Be Different in 2021
Remember Kiss Cam? Yeah, that’s not coming back for a while.