The Latest Breaking News from Miami

The Odyssey star John Leguizamo 'cast as villain in Miami Vice 85'

The Odyssey actor John Leguizamo is set to keep working with Universal after being cast in Miami Vice '85.

BANG Premier · Sep 18

Florida Republican María Elvira Salazar Takes On Trump Over Immigration, But Points the Finger Somewhere Else

Rep. María Elvira Salazar has spent years building her political identity as a Republican voice for Miami's immigrant communities, a defender of tougher border enforcement and one of Donald Trump's strongest allies among Hispanic voters. But now she is delivering a message that few elected Republicans have been willing to…

Latin Times · Sep 17

Miami woman faces foreclosure over disputed $55,650 lien

Angelica Martinez bought her Miami home in 2019 after a thorough title search. City inspectors found unpermitted work on her property during a 2024 inspection. Martinez disputes responsibility for fence and driveway work performed before her purchase. A $55,650 lien was placed on her property after alleged non-compliance with city…

The Times of India · Sep 17

Heisman Watch: How Texas’s Dramatic Comeback Shakes Up Race After Week 2

Jeremiah Smith dominated the first half, Arch Manning led the Longhorns back and Miami’s Heisman hopeful duo kept cruising.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 16

Inside Andrew Tate's Miami Lockup, Where Detainees Claimed They Were Treated 'Like Dogs'

Andrew and Tristan Tate's lawyers have complained about food, hygiene and pepper spray exposure at Miami's federal detention centre, where wider conditions have also drawn criticism.

International Business Times UK · Sep 16

Billionaires are flocking to these 3 Florida localities—here's how much they save in state taxes

Florida's lack of a state income tax and wealth tax is pulling the ultrawealthy to three localities in particular.

Fortune · Sep 16

Week 2 Start ’Em, Sit ’Em Fantasy Team Defenses & Kickers

Defenses and kickers we think will perform better or worse than their expected statistical range due to favorable or unfavorable matchups.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 16

Alex Saab, Maduro's Money Man, Pleas Guilty in Miami and Agrees to Give Back 195 Million to Venezuela

Alex Saab, the Colombian businessman who became one of Nicolás Maduro's most important financial operatives, pleaded guilty Tuesday in a Miami federal court to one count of money laundering and agreed to forfeit $195 million in illicit proceeds.

Latin Times · Sep 15

Miami Republicans Challenge ICE Detention of Nicaraguan Journalist Luis Galeano as Exile Community Sounds Alarm

The detention of exiled Nicaraguan journalist Luis Galeano by U.S. immigration authorities is provoking an unusual backlash from South Florida Republicans, press-freedom organizations and members of Miami's Nicaraguan community, who warn that deportation could place his life in danger.

Latin Times · Sep 15

Forde-Yard Dash: Six Embattled College Football Coaches on the Hot Seat Already

Mike Norvell’s enormous buyout at Florida State is no longer enough to keep his job safe, while others enter Week 3 with plenty at stake.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 15