Bar at Gramps Pop-Up Opens Friday in Former Wynwood Venue Space
A new pop-up bar will open Friday night in the former Gramps location at 176 NW 24th St. in Wynwood, according to the venue's operators.
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Miami Design Student Creates Robot Dress for NY Fashion Week
Maia Hirsch studied fashion design at Istituto Marangoni Miami during the pandemic. Now her interactive dresses will debut at New York Fashion Week 2026.
Ryder Stock Target Raised to $250 by Wall Street Analysts
Miami-based Ryder System sees multiple price target increases from major investment banks, with Susquehanna boosting its target to $250 per share.
Bills Would Let Big Developers Skip Local Planning Rules
Two bills in Tallahassee would create fast tracks for massive developments to bypass local zoning and comprehensive plans across Florida communities.
Miami's Top Date Night Restaurants: From Brickell to the Beach
From Michelin-starred Ariete in Coconut Grove to intimate sushi counters on Miami Beach, these 20 restaurants deliver romance with South Florida flair.
Venus-Uranus Square Brings Change to South Florida Sunday
Astrology forecast warns of relationship and money friction as Venus squares Uranus early Sunday morning, followed by evening moon-Jupiter alignment.
South Florida Horoscope: Mercury Enters Pisces Thursday
Mercury moves into Pisces at 5:48 p.m. EST Thursday, bringing heightened empathy and intuition to South Florida residents across all zodiac signs.
Monday Comedy to Broadway Shows: Week's Top Miami Events
From Back to the Future at Broward Center to FIU's photography exhibition, this week brings theater, comedy, trivia, and film to South Florida venues.
Trick Daddy Launches Cookware Line to Bring Families Home
Liberty City rapper Trick Daddy's new cookware line aims to get Miami families cooking together at home while celebrating the city's unique cuisine.
International Noise Conference Returns to Churchill's
The 22-year-old experimental music festival brings 200 acts from around the world to Churchill's Pub for nine nights of unconventional sound performances.
Alexander Brothers Named in Released Epstein FBI Files
FBI documents detail complaints against the Miami real estate brothers currently facing federal sex trafficking charges in New York federal court.
Ex-Miami Beach Mayor Had Close Ties to Epstein, DOJ Files Show
Philip Levine called Jeffrey Epstein his 'friend' in 2003 emails and congratulated him after 2008 plea deal, contradicting mayor's previous denials.
Horoscope for January 31: Venus-Jupiter clash brings changes
Minor adjustments can bring surprising ease and clarity as Venus and Jupiter form a quincunx at 4:39 AM EST, creating mismatches between desire and opportunity.
Coral Gables Mayor Denies Caring About Miami New Times Coverage
Vince Lago spent 30 minutes at Tuesday's city meeting discussing Miami New Times after claiming nobody cares about the alternative weekly's coverage.
Fort Lauderdale Reopens Huizenga Park After $2M Renovation
City officials and residents celebrated the completion of a two-year, $2 million makeover of downtown Fort Lauderdale's Huizenga Park on Saturday.
Broward teacher fired after dogfighting conviction
Boyd H. Anderson High School teacher terminated more than a month after receiving two-year probation sentence for operating dogfighting ring.
University of Miami Hires Former UK PM Boris Johnson as Lecturer
The former British prime minister who resigned in disgrace will teach at UM's Miami Business School starting in spring 2025.
Homeless Man Convicted in Stabbing Death of Palm Beach Teen
A Palm Beach County jury rejected first-degree murder charges Friday, convicting the defendant of second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of a 14-year-old.
New Hialeah Mayor Takes Issue With Hollywood Film Location
Bryan Calvo says film inspired by Miami Lakes drug raid should not be set in Hialeah, citing concerns about the city's reputation and image.
Basabe Picks Up Bay Harbor Islands, Miami Beach Endorsements
State Rep. Fabián Basabe secured backing from Bay Harbor Islands Vice Mayor Jordan Geller and Miami Beach drag performer Tiffany Fantasia.
Miami Sushi Restaurant Expands to Fort Lauderdale in 2026
An award-winning Miami sushi spot will open its first Broward County location in Fort Lauderdale by June 2026, marking another cross-county expansion.
Hialeah Teen Gets 25 Years for Stabbing Death of Mother
A Hialeah teenager pleaded guilty to second-degree murder Friday in the 2023 stabbing death of his mother, receiving a 25-year prison sentence.
Worker Dies in Industrial Accident at North Miami Beach Market
Police investigate the death of a man at a North Miami Beach market following what authorities believe was an accident involving an industrial dough mixer.
Florida Democrats Push State Laws to Limit ICE Operations
Legislative momentum builds for state immigration enforcement limits as Trump administration launches nationwide crackdown following Minneapolis incident.
Margate Animal Rescue Faces Closure as Post-Holiday Abandonment Crisis Mounts
United For Animals Rescue in Margate struggles to stay open as desperate pet owners dump animals in their backyard, tying dogs to trees.
Fort Lauderdale’s Gilbert’s 17th Street Grill Named Among South's Best Burgers
A long-running, family-owned burger restaurant in Fort Lauderdale has just landed a major accolade. Southern Living has named Gilbert’s 17th…