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El Balcón de Las Américas Reaches 50 Million Empanada Milestone

By Jesse Scott
Sep 12, 2022

Coral Springs-bred Latin restaurant celebrates 25 years and a soon-to-open spot in Boca Raton.
"A Reason to Celebrate": Florida Memorial University Will Retain Its Accreditation

By Alex DeLuca
Jul 21, 2022

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

By Joshua Ceballos
Jul 21, 2022

Air passenger rights website AirHelp ranks MIA and FLL among the ten worst airports in the U.S. for on-time performance.
Jay's Sandbar Food Boat Sank in Early May, Needs $125,000 to Rebuild

By Jesse Scott
May 25, 2022

Owner Jay Lycke vows to relaunch.
Miami Beach 5-Year-Old Missing for Six Months Found Outside Atlanta

By Joshua Ceballos
May 25, 2022

Miami Beach police declined to issue an Amber Alert for the missing Black girl when she went missing in November.
Miami-Based Baires Grill to Sponsor 50 Ukrainians With Housing, Jobs, Legal Fees

By Laine Doss
Mar 8, 2022

The restaurant group will provide housing and jobs for 50 people.
Florida Memorial University Lays Off Four Tenured Professors, Discontinues 16 Degree Programs

By Alex DeLuca
Mar 8, 2022

Tenured faculty positions are indefinite appointments that were created to protect academic freedoms.
Miami Chef Karla Hoyos Flies to Ukrainian Border With World Central Kitchen

By Laine Doss
Mar 7, 2022

The chef is feeding people fleeing the war in Ukraine.
Former Tenant Alleges Surfside Mayor Was a "Predator Landlord"

By Alex DeLuca
Mar 7, 2022

Defense attorneys retort that the Surfside mayor is a "predator landlord" who took advantage of a Ukrainian businesswoman who speaks English as a second language.
Total Wine Pulls Russian Vodka

By Laine Doss
Mar 2, 2022

A search for Russian vodka on Total Wine's website returns the Ukrainian flag's colors of blue and yellow.
Hollywood Considers Banning Rollerblades, Skates, and Trikes on Beach Broadwalk

By Michael Majchrowicz
Feb 17, 2022

Opponents say the ban forces residents to choose between their safety and giving up a hobby they love.
Part-Time Layout Editor Wanted

By Miami New Times staff
Feb 1, 2022

Miami New Times has an immediate opening for a part-time layout editor. Come work with us!
French Bulldog Stolen in Late-Night Restaurant Robbery Attempt in Fort Lauderdale

By Laine Doss
Jan 21, 2022

What happened next is every dog owner's nightmare.
Whole Foods Spokesperson Rebuts Viral TikTok Showing Discarded Food

By Laine Doss
Dec 16, 2021

"Our policy is to donate or upcycle food," says a spokesperson
State Official Invites In-N-Out to Relocate to Florida, Instagram Bedlam Ensues UPDATED

By Laine Doss
Nov 11, 2021

A Florida state official issues an invitation on social media.
Proud Boy Rabbi Offers Religious Exemptions for COVID-19 Vaccines

By Joshua Ceballos
Oct 11, 2021

A controversial rabbi and member of the far-right Proud Boys offers religious exemption letters for COVID-19 vaccine requirements.
South Florida's Only Historically Black University Is in Danger of Closing

By Alex DeLuca
Oct 1, 2021

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges may strip South Florida's only historically Black university of its accreditation.
Boynton Beach Becomes First City to Endorse Plant-Based Treaty

By Hannah Sentenac
Oct 1, 2021

Boynton Beach has become the first city in the world to endorse a ceremonial treaty to reduce animal agriculture.
Mai-Kai Announces Plans to Reopen

By Laine Doss
Oct 1, 2021

The Thornton family has teamed with two local companies to renovate and reopen the Fort Lauderdale landmark.
Missing White Woman Syndrome: Why You Haven't Heard of Miya Marcano

By Alex DeLuca
Oct 1, 2021

Miya Marcano's case isn't catching the national and international momentum that Gabby Petito's did earlier this month.