Site Map | December 2014 | December 18

December 18, 2014

• Obama signs off on sanctions against Venezuela
• A different ‘Five Guys Named Moe’ turns up in Coral Springs
• Venezuelan oil might be behind Cuba’s pivot to the U.S.
• As Washington and Havana talk, a question: Where is Fidel Castro?
• 'Foxcatcher' (R)
• 'Wild' (R)
• 'The Babadook' (R)
• Go Drink This: Coquito
• Regulators allow FPL to invest in natural gas fracking
• Miami jazz DJ icon China Valles, ‘The Maharajah,’ dies at 89
• Obama’s decision, pro and con
• State reaches agreement with Humana over pricing of HIV drugs
• Dissidents feel betrayed, abandoned
• Coral Gables foundation CEO elected to National Health Council board
• Feds tell PR firm not to promote Florida health exchange
• Miami Stories: Giving back for all Miami has given us
• Now ditch the embargo, as well
• Girl, 16, who claims teacher took her virginity, sues Miami-Dade School Board
• Interim coach D.J. Durkin wants Florida Gators focused
• Holiday lights displays provide joy and inspiration
• Stephen Collins admits: I am broken
• Former Guantánamo detainee named ‘global terrorist’
• 2 accused of stealing 100 storage containers from pharmacy
• Jo Dee Messina: Still a little bit country
• Wish Book: After abuse-filled past, former foster kid struggles to achieve her dream
• Faena arts center in Mid-Beach gets green light from Miami Beach Commission
• What Cubans and Cuban-Americans are saying on social
• Stand-up paddleboard a booming platform for fishing and more
• Austin Mahone and other celebrities have holiday spirit
• As Cuba and U.S. mend ties will Venezuela follow their lead?
• Canoe rides offer a way to explore South Florida
• The Rock puts himself out there in ‘Wake Up Call’
• Carnival Corp. ad to hit Super Bowl airwaves
• As Cuba and U.S. mend ties will Venezuela follow their lead?
• Traffic Watch: Holiday roadwork to bring bottlenecks
• Keys airport chief prepares for final landing before retirement
• Jazz pianist Ramsey Lewis to bring ‘joy to the world’ in Miami concert at Arsht Center
• From Stanford to Bristol: Former WWE superstar CM Punk on ESPN to discuss UFC, Brock Lesnar
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE VIP Experience holiday gift
• Testosterone-cooking chemist pleads guilty in steroid case linked to stars
• USF coach Orlando Antigua breaks new barriers
• North Miami residents reluctant about Walmart plan
• Miami jazz DJ icon China Valles, ‘The Majarajah,’ dies at 89
• U.S.-Cuba’s complex political puzzle
• Sources: Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross has not discussed coaching change
• Miami native, Minnesota Vikings rookie Teddy Bridgewater has quieted doubters
• Miami Heat rookie Shabazz Napier takes brief D-League stint in stride
• Family: We’ve heard nothing of man hailed as superspy for U.S. in Cuba
• For exiles in Miami, move toward closer Cuba ties stirs complicated emotions
• Brad Kaaya proving to be strong draw in UM’s football recruiting efforts
• Greg Cote’s Week 16 NFL picks
• Greg Cote: Rookie Jarvis Landry still shining amid Miami Dolphins’ fade
• Fabiola Santiago: Sound bites don’t capture maturity of Cuban exiles
• Coming up short on home values
• The pain of Cuban exiles
• Walmart foes fight Midtown superstore permit in court — again
• A cyber-success in South Florida tech: From 4-man startup to $232.5M sale
• Dr. Mario Presman, a Miami radiologist, grandfather of director Brett Ratner, dies at 94
• Miami-Dade spared credit downgrade in latest Moody’s report
• Elite players will each try to make point at Kreul Classic
• Hard work has BYU Cougars rumbling into Beach Bowl
• Another shootout victory for Florida Panthers
• Gabby Price, Nina Gulbransen advance at Jr. Orange Bowl International Tennis Championships
• UM student from Denmark dies on Gables campus
• Senator Rubio panders
• Cuba policy: Progress or folly?
• Dissidents left out
• Rally to cultivate Miami’s designers
• Wish Book: Special walker would help Hialeah youth with exercises
• Government welcomes guerrilla ceasefire but says it won’t back down
• High school grades down across Florida