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August 22, 2026

• DeSantis ally supported death penalty for child abusers. He could now face it.
• Education chief moves to block undocumented students from career programs
• 30 key Miami Hurricanes for 2026 season: Bryce Fitzgerald ready to evolve in Year 2
• From swim lessons to water polo: Hialeah pool closures leave community out of the water
• Trump fatigue and immigration crackdowns test Republican hold on Miami-Dade
• Fort Lauderdale cops detain man after morning shooting sends victim to hospital
• Byron Donalds details affordability plans, defends Trump economy in interview
• Why the Dolphins’ offensive line could be team’s downfall despite its talent
• Miami Springs prevails in Hilton debut; tough opener for Heritage vs. West Boca
• Darian Mensah showing he’s the ‘same kid’ while he works to elevate Hurricanes
• Dolphins vs. Giants live blog: QB1 won’t suit up & rookie LB suffers injury
• Insight on trade deadline pickups: Marlins discuss return for Hicks, Garrett
• Nation’s top junior considers Miami — and has a teammate working to get him to commit
• Messi scores, but Inter Miami winless streak hits five with 2-1 loss to Toronto
• Miami Marlins’ Eury Perez keeps impressing as he keeps pushing limits
• Miami’s Democratic mayor attacked in ads by immigration-advocacy group
• Fire broke out after collision between Amtrak train and a car in Broward: FLFR
• Kelly: Preseason exposed how talent-starved Dolphins 2026 roster is | Opinion
• Dolphins’ Hafley sizes up where things stand after lopsided loss to Giants
• Party rocks on at Miami condo tower — despite city’s order to ‘cease immediately’
• Traffic alert: Lanes on Okeechobee Road shut down, beware of Dolphins gridlock
• Backup QBs struggle and more takeaways from Giants 26-3 drubbing of Dolphins
• Inside the ‘Schools of Hope’ charter that moved into a closed Miami public school
• A historic church, Nobu condos: Inside the clash over Brickell site’s future
• As Florida executions surge, this pastor walks with the condemned to their deaths