Politics & Government

She was previously arrested twice – once in 1994 for credit card theft, and again in 2010 for driving under the influence.

Natalie Orbis is appointed to Miami-Dade’s District 6 seat after Kevin Cabrera’s exit, sparking debate over the process.

Suarez faced an ethics investigation over his attendance in 2023.

A handful of anti-Trump protests are planned across South Florida this weekend. Here’s what to know.

Some nationalities face significantly worse odds than other when it comes to seeking asylum in Miami.

Joe Carollo and his fellow Miami commissioners want Ron DeSantis’ Department of Government Efficiency clone to come to town.

Lael Baptist Mission reverend Esau Dalrymple says the woman took advantage of his goodwill.

“I worry that there’s a slippery slope beneath us,” said FIU professor Philip Carter.

People are stuck waiting hours in line at the DMV trying to get ahead of the May 7 Real ID deadline.

The city is home to a large population of migrant farmworkers.

Doral approved a 287(g) agreement with ICE, opting not to wait for a legal challenge on whether cities can be forced to comply.

“This isn’t just a protest. It’s a full-scale mobilization,” organizers say.

Miami-Dade launched self-serve kiosks at Publix so drivers can renew tags while grabbing groceries – no DMV line required.

Kevin Guthrie’s previously unreported directive went too far for sheriffs in the new State Immigration Enforcement Council.

“Today, we’re giving the key to the city to Dana White, who has invested heavily in our city,” Suarez said.

Avelo Airlines, a budget carrier serving South Florida, is contracting with ICE to operate deportation flights from Arizona.

A new billboard on the Palmetto Expressway accuses Rubio and Miami Republicans of betraying Venezuelans over TPS cuts.

Since the Florida surgeon general waged his war on fluoride, several local governments have ended community fluoridation.

Miami has the fourth-highest rejection rate among major U.S. cities, according to data from a Berkeley-based nonprofit group.

Seven protests are scheduled across South Florida, from Boca Raton all the way down to Key West.

After Roberto Gonzalez’s school visit, eighth-grade Miami students will discuss water fluoridation at the April 1 meeting.

“Tariffs are a tax on hardworking Americans,” reads a billboard mounted off I-75 in Miramar.