Three years after the city of Miami, Florida, illegally chopped down a stand of mangroves at its historic marine stadium in preparation for a boat show, the trees have still not been replaced. Read More »
A new study may measure just how dirty Miami real estate really is. Economists looked at a recent federal crackdown on cash home sales and found evidence of buyers trying to avoid detection. That could be a sign of widespread money laundering. Read More »
Critical Mass, the monthly bike ride of thousands of cyclists, is Friday through Miami, Miami Beach and North Bay Village. Janna Pelle, a Brooklyn indie pop musician, hosts benefit to honor Patrick Wanninkhof at after party. Read More »
Divers, snorkelers and bullynetters continue their hunt for Florida spiny lobsters for the second day of the two-day miniseason in the Florida Keys. Reports so far show few arrests and no deaths related to the annual event. Read More »
The defendants are accused of embezzling funds from Venezuela’s vast oil income and exploiting its foreign-currency exchange system to amass illegal fortunes in both the United States and other countries, according to a federal criminal complaint. Read More »
Three years after the city of Miami, Florida, illegally chopped down a stand of mangroves at its historic marine stadium in preparation for a boat show, the trees have still not been replaced. Read More »
