Key West Caves, Joins ICE Partnership After AG Threat
Mayor Danise Henriquez called a special meeting Tuesday to discuss commissioners’ options.
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Florida Man Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
His credentials include ending asylum protections for hundreds of thousands of immigrants and bombing nuclear sites in Iran.
Billboards in Miami Peddling More than Just Pseudo-science
A West Palm Beach entrepreneur is pushing blood-testing technology from Elizabeth Holmes’ former Theranos brand.
Will Our Fourth of July Fireworks Be Soggy in Miami?
Miami’s Fourth of July forecast calls for rain – but we might get to watch the fireworks without getting soaked.
Florida AG Threatens to Remove Key West Officials After ICE Vote
Dozens of Key West residents supported the decision at a meeting this week.
Everglades Alligator Alcatraz Opens for Detainees After Trump, DeSantis Tour
What began as a sick “joke” during Trump’s first term has become a gruesome reality.
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Study Shows Miami Has Enough Cops. City Could Add Hundreds Anyway.
Miami city commissioners discussed the matter at a meeting Thursday.
Miami City Commission Passes Controversial Election Reform
Gov. Ron DeSantis threatened to sue the city if commissioners voted in favor of moving city elections.
Miami Beach Approves Motion to Move Hostel Residents Out
The commission voted Friday night to approve a development that spells the end of the Bikini Hostel.
Inter Miami Among Global Elite in FIFA Club World Cup Knockouts
Inter Miami is the only team from the U.S. to register a win in the FIFA Club World Cup as two other MLS teams struggle.
Lawsuit: Pembroke Gardens Mall Cop ‘Negligence’ Sends Man to Rikers
A New York City man is suing Pembroke Pines Mall employees, accusing them of misidentifying him as a thief.
Miami City Commission Approves Election Reforms
Miami City Commissioner Damian Pardo’s pair of election reform motions passed by narrow votes on Tuesday, June 17.
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When Is the Florida Panthers Parade? Time, Route, Location
The Stanley Cup just got another year on its South Florida lease.
Is It Legal to Pick Mangos off Your Neighbor’s Tree?
The arrest of the apparent mango defender armed with a black pistol sparked the time-honored Miami question.
Dozens Speak Out as Miami Approves ICE Agreement
Residents begged Miami city commissioners not to empower cops to pitch in with immigration enforcement. It didn’t work.
Photos: Miami Residents Protest President at ‘No Kings’ Rally
Miami protesters expressed dissent on issues ranging from ICE’s immigration raids to DOGE cuts to Trump’s military parade.
What Ralph Rosado’s Election Means for Miami’s ICE Agreement
The city commission deferred the item until it could replace the late Manolo Reyes.
FIFA Club World Cup Ticket Prices Plunge – Is There an ICE Factor?
Ticket prices for the FIFA Club World Cup have dropped sharply following ICE and CBP announcements about security at the games.
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ICE Plans Presence at Miami’s Club World Cup Games
Many soccer fans were already worried after U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced they’d be at the games in Miami.
Damian Pardo Introduces Election Reforms to Miami City Commission
If approved Thursday, the measures would go to voters and aim to boost participation, transparency, and accountability.
Three Miami-Area Cities Have Nation’s Strongest Buyers’ Markets
Redfin ranks three Miami cities first, second, and third, for having the highest disparity between home sellers and buyers.
Border Agents at Miami’s Club World Cup? FIFA Fans Are Worried
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will help with security as Miami hosts FIFA’s Club World Cup, officials announced Thursday.