Emma Dvorkin

DOGE targeted Washington, D.C.’s allegedly wasteful and ineffective workforce. But the effect was felt nationwide.

Sens. Bernie Sanders and Chuck Grassley are reintroducing their Audit the Pentagon Act.

ICE plans to sign contracts for new detention facilities in Seattle, Philadelphia, Miami and Denver, the latest sign of the agency’s push to boost...

An expedition in search of the remains of Amelia Earhart’s plane will begin this year, an attempt to solve the mystery that has captivated the world for...

Fourteen years after Irasema Chavez was stabbed 100 times, her close friend was arrested in the Texas cold case.

Quinn Brown had been eyeing a massive bin of clothes at a Goodwill store outside Portland, Oregon when he saw someone toss a Wilt Chamberlain Lakers...

The University of Chicago Law School has announced it will ban electronics in class for its first-year law students as a way to counter the use of AI. In a memo published on the law school’s website, the school acknowledges that AI “can increase

After 131 years, New York City's premiere horse racing course, Aqueduct Racetrack, will close its doors, transporting aging fans to a bygone era.

When visiting a $4.3 billion space telescope, cleanliness is paramount. The agency has spared no effort to keep its next-generation observatory free from earthly contamination ahead of a planned launch in August.

York Revolution declined to play its Pride Night game against the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs.

Workers clean algae from the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after it was recently refilled following President Trump's multi-million dollar renovation.

FIFA has required all 16 stadiums hosting World Cup matches to have playing surfaces that are mostly natural grass, with strict requirements to ensure ideal playing surfaces and the best competition possible.

He took his wife, a Trump fan, to honeymoon at the president's hotel. Instead he was detained by ICE

Rob and Michele Reiner’s son is seeking access to his more than $1.5 million trust fund to help pay for his defense against charges in their double homicide.

After a globe-trotting military career, Daniel Kelsey is settling into his dream job — managing, and preserving, Coconut Grove’s waterfront time capsule for future generations.

Paralyzed at 21, Harry Horgan turned heartbreak into hope—founding Shake-A-Leg Miami and changing thousands of lives in the process. Thirty-five years later, his mission still sails on.

As the “Old Smokey” lawsuit trudges on, community leaders are urging West Grove residents – past and present – to get screened for medical conditions that may be linked to toxins left behind by the old incinerator.

George Washington Carver Elementary has been an institution for generations of Black Coconut Grove residents. Earlier this year, school members inaugurated a display in the school’s library honoring the school’s 125-year legacy.

A popular Facebook page – "You Grew Up in 'Old' Coconut Grove" reunites longtime Grovites with memories of the town they once knew.

Miami Art Week came and went quickly – so quickly, in fact, that some Spotlight readers may have missed Village Voices, a one-night-only photography exhibition at the Shake-a-Leg hangar on South Bayshore.