Only 52 of 102 reported murders in the area resulted in arrests.
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Lorenzo Molina Ruiz and a friend, Orlando Morales, say they were jumped by two men while waiting in a bathroom line.
A religious leader once viewed amiably enough to have a day named for him turned quickly into a villainous cult leader.
Conspiracy theories have come to the forefront of politics in 2021, but Florida has always been a hotbed for whacked-out ideas.
Jamie Jones, the Museum of Graffiti, Jaialai, and more can't-miss events.
A number of full-service breweries are offering a broad menu of eats along with their craft suds.
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Michael Reiss has turned a baking project into a thriving online business.
The online course, titled Hallucinogens and Culture, begins on January 11 and is open to students and non-students alike.
Miami City Cemetery is home to one of the city’s most impressive collections of stories.
USPS delays have undermined some people's confidence in voting by mail, but you still have options to cast your ballot.
The event is being held over the vociferous objections of some parents who question the appropriateness of the venue.
The FTC says Miami investor Robert Zangrillo's companies gamed Google search results to extract personal data.
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Collector Jorge M. Pérez discovered what he calls “an unexpected kinship” to African art.
A socially distanced beer festival is just what South Florida needs right now.
Miami janitors are protesting what they call unfair practices toward employees trying to form a union.
The sugar producers are predominantly white, while the laborers and residents affected by the burning are predominantly Black.
Sweat Records announced that would pay its employees $15 per hour.
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Light a warm-scented candle and slow things down with these melodic offerings.
South Florida artists kept busy recording and releasing some tasty new tracks.
Miami could approve a ban on all outdoor music from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. at businesses neighboring any sort of residential property.
During next Monday's Miami-Dade commission meeting, the Independent Civilian Panel is getting one more chance at approval.