Joey Flechas is an associate editor and enterprise reporter for the Herald. He specializes in investigative reporting, with a focus on construction and real estate, as well as corporate fraud and financial crimes. Joey's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Herald-Palladium, Tampa Bay Times, and Yahoo News.
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Joey Flechas' coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Miami, particularly related to Mayor Francis Suarez and city politics. His articles revolve around political scandals, elections, and legal policy regulation.
If you have expertise or insights into the political landscape of Miami, especially concerning Mayor Francis Suarez's administration or city politics, your input would likely be relevant for his coverage. Additionally, if you can offer informed perspectives on potential legal implications within local government or evolving political stories in Miami, Joey may find it valuable for his reporting.
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Putting caps on pitch-by-pitch "microbets" in baseball may protect sports integrity, but still allows problem gamblers to bet compulsively.
The latest on the law enforcement investigation into the Brown University shooting.
By: Joey Flechas
Six years after investigators discovered a troubling pattern of thousands of dollars in fare money going missing, the private company that operates
By: Gordon Russell, Joey Flechas
P ITTSFIELD – When the state's affordable housing finance agency launched a multimillion-dollar grant program to fix up blighted properties in
By: Joey Flechas, Gordon Russell
State Auditor Diana DiZoglio said a state program aimed at boosting affordable housing should get an independent government investigation following
By: Gordon Russell, Joey Flechas
A state housing executive who awarded $1.4 million in grants to two developers shortly after he bought a house from them for far less than the original list price has resigned.
By: Joey Flechas, Gordon Russell
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell's office is investigating apparent fraud and a conflict of interest in a state housing grant
By: Joey Flechas, Gordon Russell
A second case of apparently phony invoices paid by the state's affordable housing finance agency is under investigation by the Massachusetts attorney
The quasi-state agency released the results of an internal investigation triggered by reporting by the Globe that uncovered fraud and ethical lapses in a grant program.
