Brace for another night of cold weather, South Florida. The chill isn’t over yet

“While nowhere near as cold as Saturday night, minimum temperatures near Lake Okeechobee and in parts of the interior could drop to near or just below freezing, Gulf coast and rest of the interior will be in the mid to upper 30s, while east coast metro and coastal area low temps stay in the 40s to near 50 along the immediate coast,” the National Weather Service said Sunday morning. ... Read More

The wind chill advisory ends Sunday morning. Don’t put the sweaters away yet, South Florida

The good news for disappointed tourists and shivering residents of Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach County and their beaches: the low temperatures for Sunday night/Monday morning won’t be as low … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Their enduring love story sullied by missing gold band

In many ways the story of Theresa and Vinnie began as love at first sight. They were children living across the street from one another in a suburb just west of Boston. Vinnie, the story goes, would gaze out the window at his neighbor all the time. But when one family packed up and moved off the street, time and distance separated Theresa and Vinnie. ... Read More

Criminalizing free speech? Group challenges Miami Beach law used to cuff people filming cops

After last year’s unruly spring break on South Beach, the Miami Beach city commission passed an ordinance that allowed for the arrest of people who “interrupt” and get too close … Click to Continue » ... Read More

How much do you know about Inter Miami’s soccer stadium search? Take our quiz to find out

It’s been nine long years since international soccer superstar David Beckham began visiting stadiums in Miami-Dade. In November of 2013, PortMiami emerged as a potential site for a new privately … Click to Continue » ... Read More

Video timeline: Inter Miami’s nine-year stadium search

Since retiring from professional soccer in 2013, David Beckham has sought to field a soccer team in Miami. After years of negotiations, city administrators are prepared to take a proposed deal to Miami’s five commissioners. But how did we get here? … Click to Continue » ... Read More