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How Primer’s Microschools Aim to Shift Education Landscape in South Florida
As public schools face challenges ranging from book bans to teacher shortages, microschools have grown in popularity across South Florida.
Third Disney Cruise Worker Arrested on Child Porn Charges
Three Disney Cruise workers in a span of three months have been nabbed at Port Everglades and charged with collecting vile images and videos.
Miami Tech Exec Predicts Explosive Market for Artificial Intelligence-Generated Girlfriends
Greg Isenberg says he was left “speechless” after a conversation with a man who claims to have spent thousands of dollars on AI dates.
South Florida 2024 Voters’ Guide and Election Day Cheat Sheet
It’s hard enough to keep track of Donald Trump’s criminal cases, much less local politics. For insight into 2024 elections in South Florida, let New Times be your guide.
Urine Trouble: Lawsuit Claims Florida Hospital Served Urine Instead of Soup
A West Boca Medical Center worker called it a bowl of “bouillon,” but a patient’s son got a taste of something else entirely, he claims.
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Florida’s Child Drowning Prevention Bill Awaits Gov. DeSantis’ Signature
A Coral Gables legislator called the proposed program a “giant step toward providing greater access to swimming lessons” for Florida kids.
Davie Partners With Controversial Traffic Cam Company for School Zone Speed Monitoring
Verra Mobility, formerly known as American Traffic Solutions, has been at the center of debate over automated traffic-safety enforcement in Florida since the dawn of the technology’s rollout.
Pigeon Jerky: Florida Beef Jerky Magnate Blasted for Hosting Live Pigeon Shoot
Jerky mogul Troy Link owns an Okeechobee ranch where thousands of pigeons were allegedly pumped full of lead in a late-February weekend event.
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Fox News’ Laura Ingraham Baselessly Blames Migrants for Florida Measles Outbreak
Media Matters says Fox News host Laura Ingraham was blowing a timeworn “racist dog whistle” when she blamed the Florida measles outbreak on immigrants.
Blink and You’ll Miss Fort Lauderdale-Born Logan Sargeant’s Formula 1: Drive to Survive Debut
As the lone U.S. driver and one of the freshest faces on the Formula 1 grid, fans expected to see more of Logan Sargeant.
“You and Your Husband Are Dead”: Boynton Beach Man Convicted for Voicemail Threat to George Santos
Frank Stanzione of Boynton Beach said he left a voicemail for the then-congressman “to make him feel like a piece of shit.”
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Jimmy Butler Suspension Marks the Start of Crunch Time for the Heat
The melee that led to Jimmy Butler’s suspension might be just what Coach Spoelstra ordered to get the Heat fired up.
Miami New Times Announces Partnership With News Revenue Hub
Our dedication to providing free, quality journalism to the South Florida community remains unwavering, but the landscape that sustains this commitment is evolving.
Cold Case Review: Brutal South Florida Murders That Remain Unsolved
Those who perpetrated these crimes were never brought to justice. If you know anything that could help detectives, it’s not too late to come forward.
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Bandwagon Fan’s Guide to Inter Miami Ahead of Season Opener
So, you’re meeting up with your die-hard soccer fan pals for Messi’s season opener, yet you know nearly nothing about “O Jogo Bonito”? We’ve got you covered.
Improperly Redacted Docs Reveal STI Suit Against Miami Dolphins Player
In recent years, everyone from the FBI to Facebook’s lawyers have dealt with redaction failures involving court documents.
Five Must-Circle Dates on Every South Florida Sports Fan’s Calendar
Bummed the Big Game is over? We’ve got South Florida sports fans covered.
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“Conversation About Israel”: Alan Dershowitz Campus Visit Riles UM Protesters
Dershowitz threatened litigation after a University of Miami student group skewered him ahead of his campus visit.
Miami Dolphins’ Easiest Offseason Decision: Pay Christian Wilkins His Money
The Dolphins’ dynamic duo on the defensive line should be preserved for the upcoming season and years to come.
“Tar-Baby Material”: Ex-Employee Accuses Trulieve of Racial Discrimination
According to the lawsuit, a Trulieve store manager told Black workers not to touch the counters because they would “make them dirty.”
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“Manosphere” Influencer Andrew Tate Loses Civil Case Against U.S. Marine Over Sex Trafficking Claims
A U.S. Marine sergeant’s reports of alleged sex trafficking spawned the investigation that put the mouthy misogynist behind bars in Romania.