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October 26, 2014

• 15-year-old shot in Miami Gardens
• Father dies when son crashes car in Coral Springs
• If elected to second term, Gov. Rick Scott to remain focused on jobs
• Uncovering a dark secret at ‘Model Prison’
• Dangerous case of Leopoldo López
• Luxury buses scooping up more passengers
• As new Democrat, Charlie Crist would still tilt toward center if elected to a second term
• Review: Pitbull, Enrique Igelsias celebrate Miami at sold out concert
• Miami Events - November 2014
• Beatniks, Art, Disco, More Disco and Strippers - it's not just Halloween, it's Miami!
• Contest: Win free tickets to Brooklyn Brewery event Tuesday in Miami
• Accessible Art: Celebrate Dias de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) at the Bakehouse Art Complex and get the 'bassartpass' for Miami Art Week
• South Florida's breweries, restaurants partner on collaboration beers
• The Brothers Castro have an ‘ah-ha!’ moment
• We need a new courthouse
• Charlie Crist stood in the way of Everglades restoration
• Israel’s security comes first
• Voters will lose
• Entrepreneurship Datebook
• BROKER’S VIEW
• South Florida early voting locations
• France: Paris Catacombs open at night ahead of Halloween
• Travel tech
• Author interview: Kim Weiss on ‘Sunrise Sunset’
• Youth Sports: Locals win International Federation American Football Flag Football World Championship in Italy
• Youth Sports: Locals win International Federation American Football Flag Football World Championship in Italy
• South Florida native Shayne Gostisbehere makes history in NHL
• Seek common ground this election season
• Why a culture of respect is good for your company’s bottom line
• Frequent journeys to the penalty box proving costly Florida Panthers
• Native plants make good hedges — usually
• Here’s looking at you
• Interview: Richard Blanco on his memoir, ‘The Prince of Los Cocuyos’
• Loss completes long road trip for Florida Panthers
• With or without courthouse, Miami-Dade’s debt tax set to soar
• Boating industry navigates out of rough economic seas
• Armando Salguero: Miami Dolphins won’t keep winning by playing below expectations
• Greg Cote: Miami needs Good Fins for tough upcoming four-game stretch
• Miami Dolphins’ defense shines in victory over youthful Jaguars
• DesignLab Miami spinning out young fashion designers
• Miami a key location for Swiss giant Panalpina
• Startup spotlight: Quotanda aims to revolutionalize international student financing
• Miami Heat’s evolving roster features a variety of experience
• Q&A with Norma Kenyon: Powering UM innovation
• Quarter-by-quarter analysis: Dolphins 27, Jaguars 13
• What are the implications of Amendment 2 for employers?
• Participant’s perspective: Competing in Ironman Miami triathlon is crazy but worthwhile
• Billionaire investor plans upgrades for Miami boatyard
• Sports on TV: Monday, Oct. 27, 2014
• German Michael Raelert, Canadian Magali Tisseyre win City Bikes Ironman 70.3 Miami triathlon
• Ryan Tannehill gets it done on the ground in Dolphins win over Jaguars
• Ryan Tannehill on Miami Dolphins’ offense: ‘It has to be better’
• Keys to the Miami Dolphins’ 27-13 victory over Jacksonville Jaguars
• Sick alert: App tells us where illnesses are spreading in Miami area
• ‘Affinity for old things,’ drove Koç’s decision to buy RMK Merrill-Stevens boatyard
• Hazy laws on medical marijuana may leave employers dazed, confused
• Regional FTAs benefit Houston more than South Florida
• Why South Floridians should let Florida ‘go to pot’
• Listening to the rest of the story
• Obamacare may mean high drug costs for Floridians with HIV