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Jimmy Buffett got his start at this Key West bar. What happens after a $190M sale?
Following a Key West resort's $190 million sale, New Times checked in on the home of Jimmy Buffett's favorite dive bar.
Nearly 150,000 ballots cast in Florida with more than 2 million more awaiting action, state officials say
Nearly 150,000 Floridians have already cast ballots for the November general election, with more than 2 million more ballots awaiting action, according to figures posted Monday by the Division of Elections.The numbers show 65,000 Democrats returned their ballots, while 50,000 Rep...
In the Pink Podcast | Rosemary of 305Pink Pack Provides Resources for Those Affected by Cancer
Welcome to the very first episode of In the Pink Phia shares the story behind In the Pink, the organization they founded after their mom’s breast cancer diagnosis, and why education and awareness—especially for young people—matter. On this episode of In the Pink Podcast, Rosemary...
The Miami Book Hub, Episode 34: Oscar del Rivero, Chef of Jaguar Restaurant | ft. Rochelle Weinstein
On Episode 34 of The Miami Book Hub, host J. Adrian Betancourt welcomes Chef Oscar del Rivero of Jaguar Restaurant for a conversation about his culinary journey, Miami’s vibrant food scene, and the culture and experiences that have shaped his career. Chef del Rivero shares the st...
2026 Chevrolet Silverado EV Trail Boss: The Trail Boss Goes Electric
The Trail Boss name has traditionally been associated with a certain kind of Chevrolet Silverado: a pickup with a tougher attitude, extra ground clearance and the hardware to venture beyond the pavement. For 2026, Chevrolet takes that formula in a decidedly different direction wi...
Why a Medicaid or SSI Denial Letter Is Almost Never the Final Word | Miami Autism Dad
Miami Autism Dad Victor Antunez interviews Monica Vigues-Pitan and Jocelyn Armand of Legal Services of Greater Miami about the legal protections every special needs family should understand, and the ones most don’t. Founded in 1966 as part of Lyndon B. Johnson’s War on Poverty, L...
Miami’s Community Newspapers Endorses Byron Donalds for Governor
We are endorsing Byron Donalds for Governor of Florida. I don’t make endorsements because somebody sends us a campaign press release, shakes my hand at an event or gives a good speech. After more than 60 years of my family publishing community newspapers in Miami-Dade, I’ve learn...
PortMiami Traffic: If MIA Can Do It, Why Can’t the Port?
Last week, I dropped some people off at PortMiami. One week later, I went back to pick them up. What a nightmare. I sat there watching cars, buses, taxis, private vehicles and rideshare drivers trying to get in and out, and I kept asking myself: Why are we putting up with this? P...
Virginia Gardens Needs Experience — Support Spencer Deno for Mayor
In local government, experience matters. Knowing the community matters. Knowing the people, understanding the history and, most importantly, knowing how to get things done matters. That is why I support Mayor Spencer Deno for reelection in Virginia Gardens. Deno isn’t someone who...
Global cruise leaders partner on FIU Cruise Excellence Center
FIU has announced the launch of the FIU Cruise Excellence Center, led by its Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management. The initiative is designed to address the global cruise sector’s most consequential challenges and opportunities, while establishing FIU as a global ac...
FDOH: 1 confirmed human case of local dengue fever in Broward County
BROWARD (WSVN) – The Florida Department of Health in Broward County has confirmed one human case of locally acquired dengue fever in the area. The health department and Broward County Mosquito Control have said that they are coordinating surveillance, prevention and control effor...
Gov. DeSantis signs 20th warrant of 2026, putting Florida on pace to break execution record
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed his second death warrant within a week, putting the state in position to exceed its modern-era record for executions in a single year set in 2025.DeSantis on Monday signed a warrant for Jesse Guardado, 64, to be executed Nov. 5 at Florida State Prison for...
Lasaly Changkachith: Palmetto Bay Seat 3 Candidate
Michael Miller welcomes Lasaly Changkachith, candidate for Palmetto Bay Village Council, Seat 3, to Miami’s Community Newspapers. According to her campaign biography, Changkachith grew up in Homestead and raised her family in Palmetto Bay. Her background includes Scout leadership...
Felicia Frazier on City Built with Irvans Augustin
City Built host Irvans Augustin welcomes Felicia Frazier, founder of Dolly and Oz Presents in Miami Beach. A former publishing executive, Frazier launched the gallery in 2022 to showcase emerging and underrepresented artists. Its approach includes transparent artwork pricing, the...
Video captures opossum rescue from swimming pool at Miami-Dade home
A opossum was rescued at a home in Miami-Dade County. Video from Only In Dade captured a woman who spotted the furry critter in her swimming pool. “Oh, my God, there’s a baby, there’s a baby in there. Oh, my God, I love opossums with all my heart,” said the woman on the video. “C...
Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez Builds New Partnership with Miami-Dade Driving Schools
Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez brought together driving school operators from across the county to open a direct line of communication, strengthen collaboration, and prepare for changes in the oversight of commercial driving schools under Florida law. Effective ...
18-year-old weightlifter from Hialeah makes a name for herself with Olympic aspirations
A young South Florida athlete is ready to conquer the world stage, just two years after picking up the sport. Eighteen-year-old Allison Rebustillo from Hialeah is already one of the top 20-and-under female Olympic weightlifters in the world in her weight class, and she started th...
The Miami Book Hub, Episode 33: Guest, Marylynne Schwartz, President, Friends of MDPL
On Episode 33 of The Miami Book Hub, Marylynne Schwartz, President of Friends of the Miami-Dade Public Library (Friends of MDPL), joins the conversation to discuss the importance of libraries, literacy, and community support. Schwartz shares insight into the work of Friends of MD...
Business Beyond the Beach | Nalle Grinda: Founder and Chief of Padel | Padel X
On this episode of Business Beyond the Beach, Nallé Grinda, Founder and Chief of Padel at Padel X, joins the conversation to discuss entrepreneurship, the growing popularity of padel, and the vision behind building a business around one of the world’s rapidly expanding sports. Gr...