Naomi Feinstein is a Staff Writer at Miami New Times. She covers a diverse range of topics, including sports, animal rights, hospitality, and entertainment, often exploring the intersections of these themes in her work. Naomi's writing has been featured in New Times Broward Palm Beach, Dallas Observer, NewsBreak, and Miami New Times.
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The suit alleges the event has blasted residents with “ear-shattering” assault. April 23, 2026
The county attorney says Bogen can seek another term due to a delayed start to his first term.
Many Broward spots are airing every tournament match with food and drink specials.
After years of delays, construction was finally set to begin in April.
Messi joined Inter Miami four years after the Lockhart Stadium deal. Photo: Maddie Meyer/Getty Images
Divers want Hollywood to scrap plans to allow boats closer to shore in wake of a 31-year-old woman's death.
Annual special events are among the city services on the chopping block.
The city is preparing for thousands of fans for the Portugal vs. Colombia watch party.
Spots filled up quickly for the first nude dinner on July 6.
The city could institute park fees to make up for the loss in revenue.
