which the Miami Herald obtained through a federal public record request. While the VA told the union that all of the deficiencies were addressed, some hospital employees say they are concerned ...

Miami Palmer Trinity girls’ basketball player Sofia Laria is the Miami Herald’s High School Athlete of the Week, as voted on by readers in our weekly poll. The freshman guard scored 33 points ...

Nora Gámez Torres is the Cuba/U.S.-Latin American policy reporter for el Nuevo Herald and the Miami Herald. She studied journalism and media and communications in Havana and London. She holds a ...

Now, the Heat and its young core moves forward in the wake of last week’s Butler trade. After taking on the Thunder in ...

“Speed was a factor and alcohol was also a factor,” Miami Gardens police Sgt. Emmanuel Jeanty told media at the crash site Saturday night. Herald news partner CBS Miami reports that Miami ...

el Nuevo Herald A man stabbed a woman multiple times Tuesday afternoon before deputies say he turned the gun on himself at Miami International Mall. Around 4 p.m., Doral police officers were ...

In an email to the Herald, Book speculated that Miami Beach’s decline could be due, at least in part, to what he described as the city’s attempt “to arrest their way out of homelessness.” ...

ARCHIVO DEL MIAMI HERALD A fight between estranged brothers this week ended fatally after one shot and killed the other, police say. Around 11 p.m. Tuesday, Miami Gardens police officers rushed to ...

Another student told the Miami Herald that they heard over announcements that there was nothing the principal of the school could do to stop immigration agents from coming inside the school.

A woman holds a Venezuelan flag during a press conference held by Venezuelan American Caucus and hosted at El Arepazo on Feb ... @miamiherald.com The pain in Miami is palpable as the deadline ...

Miami Herald File / TNS Make way for the real snowbirds coming to South Florida. Iceland, where temperatures hover in the 50s — in the summer — is the newest place drawn to the 305.

Since 1989, David J. Neal’s domain at the Miami Herald has expanded to include writing about Panthers (NHL and FIU), Dolphins, old school animation, food safety, fraud, naughty lawyers ...