Moderate Messaging by Democrat Janelle Perez Falls Short in State Senate Race
Alexis Calatayud’s victory over Janelle Perez in the District 38 race extends Republicans’ grip on the state senate.
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Tropical Storm Nicole Expected to Intensify Before Making Florida Landfall
Nicole’s tropical-storm force winds will extend hundreds of miles out from the storm’s eye.
Oppression Olympics: UM Football Legend Ed Reed Faces Backlash for Supporting Kyrie Irving
The football legend made a series of controversial tweets in support of Kyrie Irving after Irving was suspended for promoting an anti-Semitic film.
Lawsuit Claims Sheriff Union Leader Assaulted, Took Photos of Naked, Unconscious Worker
A Broward woman says her boss at a local police union assaulted her and took pictures of her while she was naked and incapacitated on a Las Vegas work trip.
Miami-Dade’s Aging Records System Is Not Just an Inconvenience
Miami-Dade County has struggled to update the court’s criminal records system in the digital age.
Nonprofit Group Says Miami Backtracked on Million-Dollar Promise
The city commission has held up funding after Mayor Suarez promised a million dollars to the Circle of Brotherhood, which runs crime prevention programs in Miami’s Black communities.
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700 Euclid: Another Slice of Miami Beach History Crumbles
Miami Beach’s landmarks are slowly being erased as they succumb to the elements and the hunger for redevelopment.
HCA Hospital Staff Shared Unauthorized Photos of Dying Patient on Social Media
Two HCA hospital employees in Kendall posted images on social media of an 18-year-old motorcyclist with fatal injuries.
Erstwhile “It” Boy Fabián Basabe’s Exploits Resurface in Run for State Office
Republican statehouse hopeful Fabián Basabe wants us to focus on politics, but his past exploits keep creeping into the picture.
The “Wolf of Wall Street” Stiffed Me! Miami Limo Driver Sues Jordan Belfort
Robert Posch alleges the Wolf of Wall Street owes him nearly $24,000 for driving services from September 2021 through December 2021.
Spike in Fatal Plane Crashes Around North Perry Raises Safety Concerns
It’s been a familiar story in recent years: A plane that took off from North Perry experiences a catastrophic in-flight engine failure over a residential area.
University of Miami Offers Nowhere Near Equal Pay for Women, Harpist Claims
Harpist Laura Sherman says she has an internal report and video evidence to prove UM discriminates against female faculty.
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Florida Law Enforcement Fails to Participate in FBI Annual Crime Report
In Florida, two of 757 police departments provided compliant crime stats to the FBI – covering less than one percent of the state population.
Woman Challenges Miami Beach Law Used to Arrest People Filming Police
Mariyah Maple says a Miami Beach ordinance used to arrest people for filming cops violates free speech rights.
Tenants Sue Moishe Mana Companies, Claiming Unlawful Eviction in Wake of Surfside Collapse
A group of downtown businesses aren’t buying their landlord’s stance that they were removed from their building because of structural safety concerns.
Fire Fight: Mayor and Firefighter Unions Joust Over Little Gables Annexation
Local fire-rescue unions say Coral Gables’ planned annexation of Little Gables will put strain on a fire department already strapped for staff and resources.
Lawsuit: Car’s Automated Safety Tech Goes Berserk, Crushes Driver’s Chest
Richard Patt claims his Audi SUV’s driver assistance system went haywire and tightened his seat belt to the point where his lung collapsed.
Save Tropical Park: Residents Dig in Heels to Battle UM Football Stadium Plan
Nearly 3,000 Miami-Dade County residents have signed a “Save Tropical Park” petition to advocate against the proposed University of Miami football stadium at the park.
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God Forbid! University of Miami Declines to Screen New Billy Corben Documentary
Corben says the school turned down his offer to screen his forthcoming documentary owing to his past “negative publicity and comments” regarding the school.
New Affordable Housing Cooperative Opens in Liberty City
The Housing and Healing Justice Corps is a new affordable housing cooperative created to help Miamians struggling to find a place to live amidst the rising rent prices.
Florida Finally Grants Commercial Pot License to a Black Farmer
The Florida Department of Health has announced its plans to issue Donell Gwinn the marijuana cultivation and distribution license set aside for a Black farmer.
Broward Sheriff’s Office Wants $200,000 From Forfeiture Fund to Buy More Rifles UPDATED
The Broward Sheriff’s Office is asking the county commission to approve $200,000 in funding from a civil forfeiture fund to purchase tactical rifles.