Izzy Kapnick is a journalist based in Miami, Florida, writing for the Miami New Times. With a focus on local news, Izzy covers a range of topics including politics, crime, entertainment, and natural disasters. Their articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis of events impacting the Miami community.
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Izzy Kapnick's articles predominantly cover evolving local stories and breaking news, with a significant focus on crime and government & politics in Florida, particularly Miami. If you're reaching out to Izzy, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in ongoing developments related to crime, political scandals, weather-related incidents in the region of South Florida.
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By: Izzy Kapnick
Layla Medina looked down and saw whiskers and a tiny snout, among other features not typically found in spinach ravioli.
By: Izzy Kapnick
The executive says his name was fancifully weaved into stories of raucous album-listening parties with "sex workers and underage girls."
By: Izzy Kapnick
A Hollywood, Florida, resident evacuates from her flooded home on June 12, 2024, in Hollywood, Florida. Joe Raedle/Getty Images
By: Izzy Kapnick, Bruce Bennett
The last two games of the Stanley Cup Final have given Florida Panthers fans more than enough reasons to drink.
By: Alex DeLuca, Izzy Kapnick, Richard Tanton
It seems that things are about to get even more difficult for Florida's homeless population. On Friday, the U.S.
By: Izzy Kapnick
Secret Service agents surround Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump onstage after he was injured at a rally on July 13, 2024 in Butler, Pennsylvania.
By: Izzy Kapnick, Miguel Rodriguez
With the largest population of Venezuelans of any United States metro area, South Florida is uniquely dialed into political turmoil in Venezuela.
By: Izzy Kapnick
If you've lived in Miami long enough, you've probably seen some crazy road rage outbursts. This one takes the cake.
By: Izzy Kapnick
Three men brutally beat another man outside a popular Miami Beach liquor store on Collins Avenue Saturday afternoon, leaving him incapacitated on a sidewalk.
By: Izzy Kapnick
"If a private hospital was dealing with these issues, people wouldn't go there," says a former Miami VA physician.
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