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January 28, 2015

• Truck set on fire in front of Hialeah home
• Husband of top Florida House aide lands six-figure gig at Department of Education
• Scott’s budget cuts taxes, axes state jobs
• Bill would punish abusive guards, protect Florida inmates
• Go Drink This: I Rock Ruff & Stuff
• Filmgate Interactive festival spotlights experimental film and performance
• Under fire from judge, DCF provides treatment for troubled siblings
• ‘Jekyll & Hyde’ star Linda Eder to open South Beach Broadway Series Friday and Saturday
• Beyond the Classroom: Is the ‘kindergarten cram’ doing more harm than good for our kids?
• Menelaos ‘Mickey’ Demos, longtime Miami doctor and lawyer, dies at 84
• Affordable housing complex for seniors wraps up construction in Broward
• ‘Oooh yeah!’ Win ringside seats to WWE SmackDown in South Florida
• ‘Oooh yeah!’ Win ringside seats to WWE SmackDown in South Florida
• Crime Watch: Checking those credit card bills and make sure you’re not a victim of theft
• Ex-Golden Beach cops sue town, Miami-Dade, FDLE
• Friends and Neighbors: Walk Like MADD/MADD Dash against drunk driving Feb. 8 at Tropical Park
• Drivers, beware: Miami police to conduct DUI checkpoint Thursday night
• Keeping Kids Fit: Getting you and your kids through cold and flu season
• Little Havana at a crossroads
• Kendall brothers ages 7 and 9 launch company selling socks designed by kids
• Major letdown for Heat with home loss to Bucks
• Gulliver girls advance to 4-2A regional final
• St. Thomas avenges loss, advances to regional final
• Phillip Saunders leads upset by Central over Norland
• Fidel Castro appears to put a guarded stamp of approval on U.S.-Cuba normalization
• Fabiola Santiago: Buddy-bear diplomacy falls short in Cuba
• Cuban dissidents in Miami: ‘This is the hour of Cuba’
• State Attorney: It takes a village to combat human trafficking problem
• Beach Buzz: Thousands expected at Dolphins Cycling Challenge for Sylvester Cancer Center
• Natural talent: Zoo Miami exhibit to feature art made by animals
• South Florida hotels show continued occupancy, rate growth in 2014
• ‘Oooh yeah!’ Win ringside seats to WWE SmackDown in South Florida
• ‘Oooh yeah!’ Win ringside seats to WWE SmackDown in South Florida
• Friends and Neighbors: Much to learn as Holocaust Education Week arrives during Black History Month
• North Miami moving forward on changing election date
• (From the archives) Heart of the Space Coast skips a beat
• Nine years in prison for North Miami father in baby beating death
• Five days after burial, Tampa cat crawls back from grave
• One firm remains in bid to redo Miami Beach Convention Center
• Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather meet at Heat game
• Greg Cote: Super Bowl Week gets Gronking it needed
• Miami Beach flooding
• Successful Miami marathon
• Three U.S. women in ISAF Sailing World Cup top 10
• Key Biscayne to sue Miami over Marine Stadium plans
• Raul Castro: US must return Guantánamo for normal relations
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2015
• Sunset’s new principal should interact
• Promote U.S. trade
• South Beach boutique Gale Hotel coming to Fort Lauderdale
• Andres Oppenheimer: Ex-leaders can play a big role in Venezuela
• Marco Rubio’s wife sideswipes donor’s Porsche
• Suspected Aventura thief, fired at by cops, is charged with assault
• Send Lake Okeechobee water south
• Eyeing mayoral run, Miami-Dade commissioner pushes to cap county pay
• Armando Salguero: Super Bowl Media Day is absurd, wonderful
• New Guantánamo commander: Base is one big family
• Homestead officials star in mayor’s state of the city video
• In Miami-Dade, 2014 labor talks only halfway done
• Scott’s prison budget fails to include money to investigate record high inmate deaths
• Super Bowl snacks put Arizona food on display
• Fugitive treasure hunter nabbed in Florida after 2-year hunt
• Jimmy Dean enters the frozen-entrée fray, Chef Boyardee introduces snack kits
• Cabinet members step up attacks on Gov. Rick Scott over FDLE firing
• Shopper’s Dictionary: The Owl’s Brew
• It’s tomato time as South Florida hits peak of season