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November 4, 2025

• ‘The foot is all up on your neck’: South Florida Black men on life in the Trump era
• Miami Beach commissioner’s brother-in-law arrested after sign-stealing claim
• Porn, Panthers and The Great One: Take a look at old Miami
• 3 trends in Miami healthcare: dental help, vaccine mandates, medical coverage
• The Miami Dolphins are at a crossroads: How the team got to this point
• FBI joins search for missing 10-year-old girl last seen in South Florida in June
• Nurse swapped hospice patient’s medicine with household cleaner in MA, feds say
• Foot chase takes odd turn when driver offers cop a ride. See the Louisiana video
• 5 things to know about new flights at Miami, Fort Lauderdale airports in 2025
• New-look UM women’s team overwhelms Hofstra 83-48 in season opener
• Florida basketball falls to Arizona to open season, still figuring lineup, roles
• Jai Lucas era begins as Miami Hurricanes beat Jacksonville 86-69 in season opener
• Divine Savior volleyball’s dream season falls short of state championship
• True North football finishes off Archbishop Carroll to secure district title
• Family of creatures locally extinct for 400 years returns to Scottish Highlands
• Kind of Blue: Tribute to Miles Davis kicks off Arsht Center’s Jazz Roots Season
• Movement in bushes leads photographer to first-of-its-kind sighting in Australia
• Tickets from a South Florida Publix and 7-Eleven split a lottery jackpot
• Miami-Dade deputy responding to carjacking shoots armed teen in Homestead: MDSO
• China backs Venezuela, Trump hints Maduro’s end is near as tensions escalate
• Giménez urges U.S. to use trade negotiations to end Mexico’s Cuba ties
• Doral International Art Fair goes beyond visual this year
• More Americans are moving right on LGBT issues, new poll finds. What to know
• Messi, Inter Miami face win-or-go-home playoff Game 3 vs. Nashville on Saturday
• Voters in five Miami-Dade cities head to the polls on Election Day. What to know
• ‘Grateful for the memories’: Beloved CBS Miami reporter Lisa Petrillo signs off
• Amazon’s Jeff Bezos returning to Miami to speak at celebrity business forum
• Tough sell: With no buyers for its 1928 courthouse, Miami-Dade plans an auction
• Cote: Darnold wins Week 9; see where Tua is in Miami Herald’s latest NFL QB rank
• Tagovailoa falls further down league rankings. And Phillips, Gordon fallout
• ‘Got to press on.’ Trade deadline or not, the Dolphins can’t lose focus on Bills
• High school football player attacks opponent with helmet at game, FL cops say
• Can Hurricanes’ offense find another level with critical stretch approaching?
• How NCAA rule change affects UM. One of Canes’ greatest strengths to be removed
• Erik Spoelstra explains latest change to Heat starting unit. Also, Bam on his late-game takeover
• ‘We need water and food’: Miami aid group says Jamaica is desperate for more help
• Man struck and killed by Brightline train in Pompano Beach, BSO says
• Family remembers slain Miami-area woman after husband arrested 13 years later
• Miss Universe contestants walk out of event after official insults Miss Mexico
• Kelly: Steve Ross’ worst fear — apathy — has engulfed Dolphins franchise | Opinion
• Heat escapes with road win over Clippers behind gutsy second-half effort. Takeaways and details
• Heat’s late-game lessons continue: ‘We’re in the process of learning how to win games’
• Last big round of South Florida king tides comes this week
• South Beach food festival tickets just went on sale. Here’s how to get them
• Chemtrails and dubious cancer cures: Florida is a bizarre conspiracy theory haven | Opinion
• Poll: You voted for your favorite grocery store in South Florida. See results
• Gervonta Davis axed from Netflix bout amid new bombshell lawsuit