January 14, 2018
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He’s a Marine, a renegade, a vanquisher of corrupt pols. And now: First Amendment icon.
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His legacy is hampered by disease and disaster. Can Florida’s crop king recover?
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Thousands of self-proclaimed comic-book nerds gather in Miami, and no one gets killed
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Sports on TV: Sunday, Jan. 14, 2018
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Everyone’s strengths make us stronger
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WWE Naomi talks Royal Rumble, glow, more for TV Insider
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#MeToo must stand for the rest of us — even though we’re not rich and famous
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This home survived Hurricane Irma. But it didn’t survive the landlord, cops say
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Car goes airborne, slams into 2nd floor of California office
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A teenage girl in a ‘Swag’ shirt was missing. She’s been found.
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Heat stifled an offense led by one of NBA’s best. Here’s how it led to a rare lopsided win.
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‘Parks and Recreation’ star Aziz Ansari accused of sexual misconduct
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James Johnson learns lesson in self-control after recent suspension
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Heat’s seventh consecutive win puts them just a game back of third-place Cavaliers
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Which star won the Impact Wrestling Mini-Golf Championship?
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8-car pileup on Florida’s Turnpike sends 6 to the hospital
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How do you woo a new Amazon headquarters to the area? It's all in the numbers
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Camels on Calle Ocho? That’s normal for the Three Kings Parade.
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One of the Dolphins’ biggest problems and the player who could help fix it
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Hialeah cops can’t find this gun-toting thief anywhere. For a $10,000 reward, could you?
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Her grandparents wanted to help young artists. Now she is leading the effort.
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North Miami boys basketball team finds success
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South Dade’s Fralon Warren gets one last hurrah at QB for Public All-Stars
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Beckham’s Miami soccer team has been a dream for years. The reality may be days away.
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If Florida’s offshore oil rush ever happens, only one side of the state is likely to see it
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50 people forced to jump ship after casino shuttle boat catches fire
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He’s got a few problems: parents, girlfriend, drugs — and his arresting officer’s race?
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A senior citizen survived Irma — but not a visit by a teenage FEMA contractor, cops say
