Pretenders, Not Contenders? Germany Loss Reignites Debate Over Miami Dolphins’ Prowess
The Dolphins have beat up on bad teams while going winless against the good ones.
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Tropical Audubon Society Needs Help Monitoring Bird Deaths in South Florida
While other big cities have thriving programs to monitor bird deaths, the Tropical Audubon Society hasn’t had the same luck in Miami.
Recreational Marijuana in Florida Goes on Trial This Week
Florida Supreme Court may nullify a proposed constitutional amendment to legalize recreational cannabis via the 2024 ballot.
Jalen Ramsey Rises Like a Phoenix in Cinematic Comeback From Injury
“I had to rehab my knee. You got other muscles that I had to strengthen and get right. But your mind is the most powerful thing in your body,” Ramsey said after his comeback.
Dan Markel Murder: Accused Mastermind’s Attorney Says Hit-Man Comments Were Just “Bad Jokes”
The defense claims Charlie Adelson’s onetime girlfriend was the real mastermind behind the murder-for-hire plot to kill FSU law professor Dan Markel.
Internet Rallies Behind Dolphins Fan After Missed Connection
Omar Sicle’s simple post about a missed connection in Section 347 has become the center of national intrigue.
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Feds: Man Tortured, Waterboarded by Kidnappers at Plantation Airbnb
Prosecutors claim the trio used an Airbnb bathroom as a makeshift torture chamber in a bungled kidnapping scheme.
Chill Time: Cold Front Brings Reprieve From Punishing Florida Heat
The cool weather is offering some relief from the record-breaking brutal heat that melted Florida over the summer.
Tyreek Hill at Risk of “No Fun League” Fine After NFL Captures, Deletes Backflip Celebration Footage
Tyreek Hill is tempting the wrath of the NFL’s touchdown-celebration regulators.
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Best-Selling Authors Raise Money for Miami-Based Center to Fight Book Banning, Censorship
Notable contributors include best-selling author Jodi Picoult, Hunger Games creator Suzanne Collins, and novelist James Patterson.
Who Is Miami’s Cocaine Godmother Griselda Blanco, Subject of New Netflix Series?
The miniseries, created by the same team behind Narcos, tells the tale of Griselda Blanco, one of the most powerful and feared drug lords of the 1980s.
Bills Have the Last Laugh With Dolphins’ “Thinking Emoji”
The Bills gave the Dolphins a lot to think about in the Sunday rout.
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Will Florida Make It Through September Hurricane-Free?
We’ve passed the peak of hurricane season, but the tropics remain active as Tropical Storm Philippe churns in the Atlantic.
Dolphins’ “Greatest Show on Surf” Rips Pages Out of the Record Book in Win Over Denver
Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel showed some restraint in the final moments of the team’s blowout win against Denver.
Florida Extreme Athlete’s Transatlantic Hamster-Wheel Expedition Thwarted by Coast Guard
Baluchi has pleaded with the Coast Guard to leave him alone during his treks across the sea in small homemade enclosures.
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Third Wheel: Brightline Banishes Bikes From Trains
Take your two-wheeled monstrosity elsewhere!
Lawsuits Claim Steak House Poison Exposure Gave Workers Parkinson’s Disease
One after another, former employees of the South Florida restaurant chain were diagnosed with the debilitating neurological condition, the lawsuits allege.
5 Reasons the Miami Dolphins Shouldn’t Trade for Jonathan Taylor
Given the Dolphins’ already strong backfield, a marquee trade for Jonathan Taylor might make for a Pyrrhic victory.
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BBL Mecca: New Florida Law Aims to Curb Brazilian Butt Lift Deaths
Florida clamped down after the Brazilian butt lift secured a reputation as the deadliest plastic surgery.
Florida Neo-Nazi Leader Simulates Shooting Black Boy After Jacksonville Slayings
“Put your face where I can shoot it,” Jon Minadeo told the boy during a live chat.
Protesters, Families Demand Action on Record “Heat Crisis” in Florida Prisons
“We want legislators to be humane and fund the AC program to all facilities now, not next session.”
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New Times Hires Lily Black as Membership Manager, Announces New Perks
Our members help us continue to provide free, independent journalism to South Florida. And we have a new leader – and perks – to help our membership grow.