Havana Harry's Reopens in Coral Gables After Year-Long Renovation
The Cuban restaurant, a Coral Gables fixture for more than three decades, has returned with a redesigned interior and its familiar menu intact.
Miguel Hernandez · October 23, 2026
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Kissimmee Mayor Jackie Espinosa Freed on $70,000 Bond After Grand Theft and Fraud Arrest
Mayor Jackie Espinosa left the Osceola County Jail after posting bond on charges that she used a city grant program she helped create to fund her own businesses, which she denies.
Miguel Hernandez · October 22, 2026
Polk City Man Dies After Bar Altercation in Winter Haven; Police Seek Suspect on Manslaughter Warrant
Winter Haven police have obtained a manslaughter warrant for Brian Motley after a 40-year-old man died of injuries from a punch during a fight at a local bar.
Miguel Hernandez · October 22, 2026
Sarasota Military Academy Cadets Speak With Astronaut Aboard the International Space Station
Members of the school's amateur radio club used rooftop antennas to reach NASA astronaut Luke Delaney in orbit, asking him questions about life in space.
Miguel Hernandez · October 22, 2026
Brewers Fans Offer Plumbing, a Pontoon Boat and Packers Tickets in Bid for World Series Seats
With resale prices soaring for the Brewers' first World Series since 1982, some fans are turning to barter in hopes of getting into the ballpark.
Miguel Hernandez · October 22, 2026
Daytona Beach Weighs Fencing Requirement for Retention Ponds After Two Boys Drown
City commissioners are set to discuss requiring fences or other barriers around retention ponds after a 3-year-old and a 5-year-old drowned at an apartment complex.
Miguel Hernandez · October 21, 2026
Lauderhill Officer Arrested, Accused of Using Dead Man's Identity to Claim His Home
A Lauderhill police officer who responded to a 2022 welfare check at a man's home has been arrested on charges that he later tried to take over the dead man's property, the Broward County Sheriff's Office said.
Miguel Hernandez · October 21, 2026
Sarasota's The Bay Park Wins $400,000 Grant for Storm-Resilient Living Shoreline
The Community Foundation of Sarasota County has funded a living shoreline at the 53-acre bayfront park that is meant to blunt storm surge and filter polluted runoff before it reaches Sarasota Bay.
Miguel Hernandez · October 21, 2026
Miami and Miami-Dade Mayors Split Over Plan for Two Giant Billboards at Arsht Center
A county-backed proposal to put two 1,800-square-foot digital signs above Biscayne Boulevard has pitted Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava against Miami Mayor Eileen Higgins, her political ally.
Miguel Hernandez · October 15, 2026
Crystal River Contractor Builds App to Link Homeowners With Local Pros While Avoiding Costly Lead Fees
Ryan Hoffland, a Crystal River business owner, created Find-A-Pro after spending heavily on job leads from major online platforms, and the app now lists 54 small local businesses.
Miguel Hernandez · October 9, 2026
Crystal River Lands Sixth on Florida's Budget One-Tank Getaway List
A HomeToGo.com ranking places the Citrus County city, famed for its winter manatee gatherings, among the state's most affordable short road-trip destinations.
Miguel Hernandez · October 9, 2026
Warren Sapp Sues City of Tampa Over Removal From City Hall During Council Meeting
The Pro Football Hall of Famer alleges in a federal civil rights suit that Tampa officials retaliated against him for exercising First Amendment rights when police removed him from City Hall on Sept. 17.
Miguel Hernandez · September 23, 2026
Clearwater Police Close Hulk Hogan Death Inquiry, Classifying It as Natural
Clearwater police have ended their investigation into the July 2025 death of wrestling star Hulk Hogan, concluding it was an attended natural death.
Miguel Hernandez · June 5, 2026
Three Hillsborough Sheriff's Office Employees Arrested in Separate Domestic Violence Cases Within Three Days
Two deputies are on unpaid administrative leave and a detention cadet has been fired after arrests in three separate domestic violence incidents between March 22 and March 24.
Miguel Hernandez · March 25, 2026
The Man in Lingerie Who Runs Eighteen Miles a Night Along Miami Beach
Elliot Offen, a 41-year-old Orthodox Jew, runs Collins Avenue in women's lingerie and Reeboks, hoping the spectacle will draw clients to his diet and fitness business.
Miguel Hernandez · January 1, 2026
Ducks Die Suddenly at Orlando Pond as Resident Suspects Poisoning
A resident who visits the pond daily says Muscovy ducks went from healthy to dead within a day, and no agency has yet explained the cause.
Miguel Hernandez · December 12, 2025
Flood Watch Covers Central Florida as Weekend Deluge Leaves Foot-Plus Totals in Parts of Brevard and Lake Counties
A flood watch for Orlando and surrounding counties runs until 8 p.m. Monday, after Sunday's storms dropped more than a foot of rain in some spots, with a strong cold front expected later in the week.
Miguel Hernandez · October 27, 2025
Manatee County School Board Set to Choose New Superintendent After Contentious Ouster of Predecessor
Board members meet at 5:30 p.m. on Aug. 26 to pick between internal candidate Laurie Breslin and Nassau County's Misty Mathis, months after ending Jason Wysong's contract without cause.
Miguel Hernandez · August 26, 2025
Miami's New Music Friday: Ten Local Releases Spanning Dream Pop, Hip-Hop, Hyperpop and Brass Rock
A batch of new songs from Miami artists landing on Friday, Aug. 22, ranges from bedroom pop and Latin hip-hop to new country and a live brass-rock album.
Miguel Hernandez · August 22, 2025
Nine-Foot Gator Fed Hams and Lunch Meat Gets New Life at Croc Encounters Sanctuary
A roughly 450-to-500-pound alligator known as Coca-Cola, apparently fed by people for years, has been moved from a Tampa-area retention pond to a reptile sanctuary.
Miguel Hernandez · March 30, 2024
St. Petersburg Council Backs Heavy Subsidy to Revive Stalled Deuces Townhome Project
City council approved a $13.1 million construction price and a $5.98 million loan for 24 affordable townhomes on a long-vacant lot in the historic Deuces district, over objections from two members.
Miguel Hernandez · January 20, 2024
Tampa Food Truck Owner Offers $5,000 Reward After Vehicle Stolen From Storage Facility
Anthony Hill, who runs the Anthony's Perfect Spot food truck, says the loss of the vehicle threatens his livelihood, and Tampa police are investigating the theft.
Miguel Hernandez · December 12, 2023
Wynwood's Dining Scene Spans Asian Food Halls, Spanish Tapas and Italian Classics
A Miami New Times roundup highlights ten restaurants that show the range of food in the city's mural-covered Wynwood neighborhood.
Miguel Hernandez · November 29, 2023
Miami Choreographer Rosie Herrera Brings Her Faith-Inspired Dance Work Make Believe Home
The Cuban American choreographer, who began formal training only at 18, will present the second piece in her trilogy on faith and religious iconography at Miami Theater Center on October 13 and 14.
Miguel Hernandez · October 3, 2023
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