New study: Miami may be sinking faster than expected
Miami’s glittering skyline has always been framed by water, but new research suggests the ground beneath some of those towers is quietly dropping faster than many experts anticipated. A detailed satellite analysis of coastal high-rises now points to dozens of structures that are not just coping with rising seas, but...
Florida man allegedly steals 400 pounds of avocados to buy Christmas presents for children
A Florida man was arrested after he allegedly trespassed in an avocado grove and stole roughly 400 pounds of the fruit in order to sell them for money to buy Christmas gifts.
Florida exodus grows as living costs climb
Florida’s promise of sunshine, beaches and no state income tax is colliding with a harsher reality: the cost of staying is rising so fast that more residents are packing up and heading out. What once looked like a one-way migration boom into the state is starting to look more like a revolving door, as housing,...
Doctors advise caution for parents with e-bikes, scooters after seeing increase in young patients...
SOUTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - Doctors are suggesting parents remain cautious for some of the most popular holiday gifts for kids and teens after seeing an increase in emergency room visits. “This is something that is causing a lot of injuries to a lot of kids,” said Doctor Patricio Lau,...
Diana Krall’s Miami Return Is a Must-See for Jazz Fans
Diana Krall returns to Miami with the kind of refined intimacy and emotional precision that has made her one of the most celebrated figures in modern jazz. On January 25, the Grammy-winning pianist and vocalist brings her world-renowned artistry to the Knight Concert Hall at the Adrienne Arsht Center as part of Live...
A Presidential Library Is Miami’s Moment
There is little question that a presidential library is a feather in any city’s cap. But in Miami—particularly at this moment—it could be something far more consequential. Downtown Miami is slowly but surely re-emerging as a cultural, retail, and civic hub. We see the momentum. We feel the energy returning. But let’s...
Downtown Miami once had a different vibe on New Year’s Eve. Take a look
The Big Orange lives as a moving neon sign on the side of a downtown Miami hotel. But in past decades, New Year’s Eve used to be all about King Orange at a nighttime parade. It was called the King Orange Jamboree and the Orange Bowl Parade through the years, and it marched up and down Biscayne Boulevard as spectators...
Ohio State legend has strange take on Miami heading into Cotton Bowl
The former Ohio State All-American linebacker tried to diminish Miami's win over the Aggies last weekend, but his numbers just don't add up.
Man arrested after multi-day luggage-stealing spree at MIA: Report
A man accused of stealing luggage at Miami International Airport several times was arrested on Christmas, authorities said. Darryl Clayton, 22, is facing five charges of third-degree grand theft. During his court appearance on Friday, a judge set Clayton's bond to $7,500. According to authorities, Clayton started his...
10 Miami Restaurants Locals Actually Eat At (Not the Tourist Traps)
Skip the velvet ropes and overpriced cocktails. These are the Miami spots locals whisper about when visitors ask where to actually eat. You will taste real neighborhood flavor, from waterfront stunners to tiny counter gems rolling fresh tortillas. Come hungry and curious, because the best bites here are backed by...

















