Aaron Leibowitz joins the Boston Globe sports department as an investigative reporter, arriving from the Miami Herald.

The civil trial was consistently interrupted by chaos and controversy stemming from Basabe’s decision to represent himself.

Steven Feldman was promoted despite getting a “letter of reprimand” for exchanging sexually explicit WhatsApp messages with other officers.

The agreement would put to bed a years-long legal battle between Nikki Beach and the city of Miami Beach.

Spring break in South Beach came and went again without major incident. City officials and business owners are celebrating.

The city of Miami Beach has gone to great lengths to make it harder for people to live outdoors.

Pacheco’s lawsuit paints the incident as an escalation of a “campaign of viewpoint-based intimidation and discrimination” in Miami Beach.

The packets sent to city commissioners last month offered no explicit indication of the anonymous sender’s intent.

Leadership’s approach in a dispute with the Miami-Dade School Board, WLRN staff wrote in a letter, “has led to an unthinkable scenario.”

The new Miami Beach location has 14 customer service windows and provides “every major service the Tax Collector’s Office offers.”

“I believe that our police chief is the best police chief in the country,” City Manager Eric Carpenter said.

“This is a new day for Miami Beach,” City Manager Eric Carpenter said during a press conference Tuesday.

Opponents of the Fontainebleau’s plan have griped about the height of the proposed water slides and changes to the historic character.

What to know about where the issue stands and what it would cover.

Opponents have cited various qualms about the plan, including the height of the proposed water slides and added traffic from visitors.

“I see something, I say something,” Mayor Steven Meiner said. “We tell that to residents all the time.”

Commissioners Tanya Katzoff Bhatt, Laura Dominguez, Alex Fernandez and Monica Matteo-Salinas did not attend Mayor Steven Meiner’s speech.

The new campaign reflects a shift in tone after the city imposed draconian spring break measures in each of the past two years.

Former Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine sent Jeffrey Epstein a supportive message in 2010 as Epstein’s probation period was ending.

Video of the police visit to a resident’s home led to a wave of backlash and concerns about free speech.

The DJ claims he received a song file with the title “HH” and had “no indication of the song’s context.”

Influencers including Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, Nick Fuentes and Clavicular appear to be blasting Kanye West’s song, a video shows.

The organization FIRE accused the department of “an egregious abuse of power” that “chills the exercise of First Amendment rights.”

Raquel Pacheco, a former candidate for office, called the move an “intimidation tactic” aimed at chilling free speech.

The owners of Nikki Beach say the application by Major Food Group and Boucher is a “bait and switch” that strays from an original proposal.

Rules going into effect Jan. 1 about how to design safe rail crossings only apply to future projects.

A prominent developer paid for Times Square billboards in which Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner encouraged New Yorkers to come to his city.

The private company that promised to be “financially viable on its own” is losing money — and using government subsidies to grow its business.

Even a crucial mayor’s race has been partially overshadowed.

Brightline trains have killed 182 people, significantly more than publicly known, an investigation by the Miami Herald and WLRN has found.

“We can continue just kicking the can down the road, but at what expense?” Commissioner Joseph Magazine said at a meeting last week.