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Tag Archives: Miami (Fla)
If D.C. Is a Swamp, DeSantis’s Florida Is Under Water
Why the governor may not be the savior Republicans are hoping for.
Hispanic Evangelical Leaders Ask: Trump or DeSantis?
In Florida, where Hispanic evangelicals carry outsize influence, many of their pastors view the budding 2024 rivalry as a sign of the potency of their unabashedly politicized Christianity.
$1.6 Billion Powerball Jackpot Sets Off Ticket-Buying Frenzy
The odds of getting the winning numbers are 1 in 292.2 million, but that did not dash the hopes of players ahead of the drawing on Saturday.
Miami-Dade County Was Once a Lock for Democrats. Not Anymore.
Republicans could flip Florida’s most populous county, a “massive warning sign” for Democratic Party leaders.
The ‘E-Pimps’ of OnlyFans
Clever marketers have figured out how easy it is to simulate online intimacy at scale, ventriloquizing alluring models with cheap, offshore labor.
These Dancers Escaped the War. Their Journeys Are Just Beginning.
Hundreds of ballet dancers and students fled Ukraine after Russia’s invasion. With opportunities scarce, many will have to keep moving if they want to keep dancing.
Formula 1 Roars Into Miami, Where Cars Are Already King
A culture of souped-up cars, luxury cars and collector cars has flourished in Miami for decades. This weekend it will all be on display.
Former New Yorkers Are Networking Through WhatsApp
The chat groups in Los Angeles and Miami have become so popular that now there are waiting lists.
In Miami, a Ukrainian Art Show Becomes Unintentionally Timely
A Kyiv couple stage a socially charged exhibition in South Florida as their Voloshyn Gallery back home becomes a bomb shelter.
How a High School Debate Team Shaped Ketanji Brown Jackson
The Supreme Court nominee honed her oratory on Miami Palmetto’s powerhouse debate team. She was not the only alum who went on to an impressive career.
Tech’s Love Affair With Miami
The venture capitalist Keith Rabois may have made his fortune in Silicon Valley, but he no longer thinks the Bay Area has much to offer tech
Florida Woman Used Pandemic-Relief Loan to Pay a Hit Man, Police Say
The authorities say that Jasmine Martinez, 33, of Miami, received the loan two weeks before the shooting death of Le’Shonte Jones as she walked with her toddler.
Opening a Restaurant in Miami? Invoking Cuban Communism Might Backfire.
The restaurant, Café Habana, is scheduled to open in the spring. But it’s already leaving a bitter taste for many Miami-Dade County residents.
2 Men in Miami Sentenced for Stealing 192 Ventilators Bound for El Salvador
The crime occurred in the first year of the pandemic, according to U.S. attorneys in Florida, and involved equipment that the U.S. was sending to El Salvador to treat critically ill Covid patients.
When It’s Winter in Miami, It’s Time for Churros and Hot Chocolate
The combination has roots in Spain — but here the union has a distinct Floridian flair.
Former President of Florida International University Explains Sudden Exit
On Sunday, Mark B. Rosenberg said he created “discomfort for a valued employee.”
Eric Adams Is Taking His First Paycheck in Crypto
Mr. Adams, who wants New York City to become the global capital for cryptocurrency, will have his paycheck converted into Bitcoin and Ethereum.
American Airlines Flight Turns Back Over Passenger Mask Dispute
The London-bound flight was about 500 miles into its 4,400-mile journey when it reversed course and returned to Miami.
Miami-Bound Passenger Storms Cockpit in Honduras, Causing Flight Delay
As the American Airlines flight was boarding on Tuesday afternoon, the passenger entered the cockpit and “caused damage,” the airline said.
10 Miami Bakeries That Showcase a World of Flavors
The area’s culture revolves around a good pastry and coffee from the diverse selection of bakeries, many of which draw inspiration from the Caribbean and Latin America.
U.S. Seizes a Suspect in Assassination of Haiti’s President
A former Colombian commando is the first to face U.S. prosecution in the killing of Jovenel Moïse, after agents flew him to Miami from Panama.
2 Are Arrested After Brawl With Police at Miami Airport
The skirmish, which was captured on video, happened as the airport was bracing for heavy holiday passenger traffic despite a surge in Covid-19 cases driven by the highly transmissible Omicron variant.
Santo Domingo Plane Crash Kills All 9 Aboard
A prominent Puerto Rican music producer known as Flow La Movie was reported to be among the dead.
Overlooked No More: Julia Tuttle, the ‘Mother of Miami’
She worked tirelessly to revitalize the area now known as Miami, and is widely recognized as the only woman to have founded a major American city.
Man Survives Flight From Guatemala to Miami in Plane’s Landing Gear
The 26-year-old man, whose name was not released, was taken into custody by border agents, officials said.
Miami Will Fire Police Chief Who Likened Leaders to Cuban Dictators
The city manager decided to fire Chief Art Acevedo less than a year after announcing his high-profile hiring.
Miami’s Embattled Top Cop Compared City Leaders to Cuban Dictators
Chief Art Acevedo was a flashy hire when he arrived in Miami six months ago. Now his job is in peril after a series of clashes with city commissioners.
Developers Plan to Demolish Al Capone’s Mansion. Some Want It Preserved.
The gangster’s former refuge on Palm Island, Fla., near Miami Beach, is dividing residents and city officials: Should it be razed to make way for a modern home?
Trail in Decades-Old Florida Killings Leads to Brazilian Man
Roberto Wagner Fernandes, who died in a plane crash in Paraguay in 2005, killed three women whose bodies were found in Miami and Broward County in 2000 and 2001, the authorities said.
‘We Can’t Get Out’: 911 Calls Capture Chaos and Fear After Condo Collapse
Miami-Dade County authorities released recordings of nearly two dozen calls made after the South Florida building fell on June 24.
‘Should We Sell?’ After Collapse, Hot Florida Market Faces Uncertainty
The partial collapse of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Fla., has plunged older beachside condos and high-rise buildings like it into a swirl of apprehension.
The Collapse of Champlain Towers
Last week, a 13-story residential building near Miami crumbled, prompting a round-the-clock search for survivors and urgent questions about what happened.
Photos From the Scene of a Tragic Building Collapse in Florida
Ninety-nine people were still unaccounted for after a residential building collapsed in the beachfront community.
Rescue Teams Respond to a Building Collapse in Miami
The building, in the Surfside area of Miami, appeared to be partially collapsed. It is unclear if there are any deaths or injuries.
Finding the Right Recipe for a Happy Life
Jamila Ross and Akino West met as culinary students. They communicated through their love for food. A little therapy helped, too.
A 20-Foot Sea Wall? Miami Faces the Hard Choices of Climate Change.
A proposal to construct barriers for storm surge protection has forced South Floridians to reckon with the many environmental challenges they face.
How to Flourish, The Rock for President? and a 7-Eleven Grudge Match: The Week in Narrated Articles
Five articles from around The Times, narrated just for you.
Where to Find Exceptional Flowers in Six Different Cities
A guide to the most exciting florists working today in Chicago, Miami, Mexico City, Berlin, Seoul and Sydney.
In Miami, a Sculpture Built to Live In
Christopher Carter, an artist who works with salvaged materials, set out to create his biggest work ever. Now it’s his home, and the subject of a new exhibit.
How the Centner Academy Became a Beacon for Anti-Vaxxers
Centner Academy barred teachers newly vaccinated against the coronavirus from being near students. Some parents threatened to withdraw their children. Others clamored to enroll.
Why Is So Much Money Moving to Miami?
The city might be sinking, but Mayor Francis Suarez is still luring tech bros there.
Florida Private School Bars Vaccinated Teachers From Student Contact
Centner Academy advertises its support for “medical freedom from mandated vaccines,” and has recently hosted talks by antivaccine advocates.
‘The Start of a Comeback’ in 5 U.S. Cities
With vaccinations picking up, warmer weather and increased business reopenings over the last week, tourism has picked up in these destinations.
Making Gifts for Those Who Have Everything
A group of wealthy friends and some specialty artisans turn out one over-the-top design each year.
Miami Beach, Overwhelmed by Spring Break, Extends Emergency Curfew
The city has been criticized for its enforcement of the curfew in South Beach over the weekend, when the police used pepper balls to try to disperse crowds.
Canadian Snowbirds Find Refuge in Their Mythical Miami
In this retirement community celebrating all things Florida, Quebec snowbirds hunkered down this winter to ride out the pandemic.
Meme Stocks, Bias in A.I. and Instagram Book Clubs: The Week in Narrated Articles
Five articles from around The Times, narrated just for you.
Up to My Eyeballs in Art at Superblue
After a year of sensory deprivation, a critic dips a toe into the new, high-powered immersive art center in Miami.
‘I’d Much Rather Be in Florida’
Floridians are out and about and pandemic restrictions have been lifted. There’s just one problem: The virus never went away.