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
Miami, FL
Man, 67, Gets Six Years in Prison After Drunken Crash That Killed Sleeping Homeowner in Miami
Allen Matis pleaded guilty to DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide for a June crash that sent his car through the wall of 83-year-old Henri Bezy's home.
Min-jun Kim · October 22, 2026
Daughters of Slain Miami Springs Officer to Hear Their Father's Voice for the First Time
A newly retrieved recording of Officer Charles B. Stafford's final radio call, made before he was killed in 1991, will give his daughters their first chance to hear him.
Min-jun Kim · October 16, 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
Satirist Alberto Gonzalez Turns Miami's Exile Politics Into Radio Farce
Alberto Gonzalez, creator of the Spanish-language satire show La Mogolla, has built a loyal and divisive following by lampooning Miami's political elite, even as the program sits off the air and its creator faces bad-check charges.
Min-jun Kim · January 1, 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
Haitian Singer Manno Charlemagne Resurfaces in Miami After Coup-Era Ordeal
A 1992 profile recounts how the protest singer, rumored dead for months after Haiti's 1991 coup, escaped arrests and an embassy siege and reached Miami in exile.
Min-jun Kim · January 1, 2026
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
Maluma, Keyshia Cole and a Rebranded Restaurant Highlight Miami's Latest Social Scene
A Keyshia Cole performance at LIV, a Maluma video launch at Joia Beach and a restaurant renaming were among the recent events around Miami.
Min-jun Kim · July 28, 2025
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
Miami's Patios, Gardens and Courtyards: Ten Standout Spots for Eating Outdoors
A list published on January 26, 2022 highlights ten Miami-area restaurants known for their open-air settings, from jungle-style terraces to Mediterranean courtyards.
Min-jun Kim · January 26, 2022