Alex DeLuca is a staff writer at Miami New Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on Latin America, animals, and automotive developments such as driverless cars. Her work has been featured in New Times Broward Palm Beach, Miami New Times, and Dallas Observer.
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Alex Deluca focuses on local news in Florida, with a strong emphasis on government and politics, entertainment news, and crime. Given the nature of his coverage, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or expert commentary related to ongoing legal cases or political developments within Florida.
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Police say Justin Zelin fell 25 stories to his death from the Akoya Condominium in Miami Beach.
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The latest Brightline deaths include a string of 2024 fatalities along the upscale train service's new Central Florida route.
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By: Alex Deluca
The Obamas have frequently found themselves the targets of racist insults.
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By: Alex DeLuca
Two words: free shuttles. June 22, 2026 Over the next few weeks, soccer (er, fútbol) fans from across the globe will descend on South Florida for the region's first-ever FIFA World Cup games.
The Tartan Army has discovered Florida's most sacred sandwich. June 24, 2026 If you give a Scot a Pub Sub, he's probably going to want to try another one.
By: Nicole Lopez-Alvar, Alex DeLuca, Celia Almeida
New Times' live coverage will follow the action in real time, deploying the kinds of resources we typically save for hurricanes.
Miami is home to one of the largest Venezuelan diasporas in the country. June 25, 2026
