• In a Sept. 9 article about Opa-locka police, Tamika Miller, the department’s former crime analyst, pleaded no contest to a felony charge of carrying a concealed firearm. She was sentenced to one-year probation and adjudication was withheld, which means she was not convicted on the charge.
In some editions in Friday's Miami Herald, a San Antonio Spurs player was misidentified in a photograph on page 2A. He is Kawhi Leonard.
A chart accompanying a story on page 1A Monday about insurer insolvencies incorrectly stated that Atlantic Preferred Insurance became insolvent in 2008. The insurer became insolvent in 2006, with a claims deadline in 2008.
An article on Page 3B Monday about the board that runs Jackson Health System misstated Joe Arriola’s relationship with the University of Miami. He is a former university trustee.
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