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January 31, 2015

• A glorious ‘Ragtime’ is a towering success for Actors’ Playhouse
• Rumors abound about Fidel’s future burial site
• Former Florida prisons chief says Gov. Rick Scott ignored crisis in corrections system
• Turmoil puts focus on Scott, Cabinet
• Cristina Saralegui is alive and well — and getting a manicure
• South Miami detective earns officer-of-year award
• Latin food truck, craft brews and music on tap for Audubon concert tonight in South Miami
• New York: All fired up
• Bill Belichick and Pete Carroll chase football history as New England Patriots, Seattle Seahawks square off in Super Bowl XLIX
• Andres Oppenheimer: Biggest test in U.S.-Cuba talks: the Internet
• Armando Salguero: Super Bowl XLIX is not good vs. evil, it’s evil vs. evil
• Coral Springs cheer squad wins first state title
• Who has the edge?: Super Bowl XLIV | Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots
• Bat Boy, ‘Headlocked,’ Revenge of Nerd Comics, Sheriff Little, Yoda at Magic City Comic Com in Miami
• New England Patriots tight end coach Brian Daboll applies what he learned with Miami Dolphins
• Michelle Kaufman: U.S. men’s national soccer team struggling since the World Cup
• Carl Hiaasen: Drilling in Atlantic raises alarm
• Arab-Israeli teens seeking to define their own identity
• Group gigs
• Frank Reese, 81: First African-American Florida commander for American Legion
• Detectives search for rooftop robbers in Broward
• Keep eye on labor laws in Cuba
• PRO WRESTLING: ECW original Raven on The Roman Show at Magic City Comic Con in Miami
• Second-half collapse dooms Heat in loss to Mavericks
• North Miami police charge man with first-degree murder in security guard shooting
• Greg Cote’s Random Evidence: We offer our can’t-miss Super Bowl XLIX viewer’s guide
• On the air
• South Dade wins GMAC wrestling title for sixth time in a row
• South Florida outdoors notebook for Feb. 1, 2015
• Clearwater sailor top American finisher in ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami
• Miami Dolphins castoffs find themselves on precipice of ultimate glory in Super Bowl XLIX
• Kudos from a Big Brother
• With Dwyane Wade out and Luol Deng questionable, reeling Miami Heat enter critical time
• Miami Hurricanes get ready for high school reunion between QB Brad Kaaya and incoming OL Bar Milo
• Greenlink challenge
• Leonard Pitts Jr: Travesty of justice over warning shot
• Miami Beach improvements
• Five myths about Super Bowl ads
• Greg Cote: As America readies for Super Bowl XLIX, scandals appear to bounce off NFL shield — as always
• Miami Dolphins days burn Jimmy Johnson; Junior Seau among 8 voted into Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Florida Panthers offense again fails to muster much against New Jersey Devils
• Miami-Dade water union chief charged with DUI
• A blight on the county budget
• Northbound U.S. 1 lanes in Key Largo to be closed at night beginning Tuesday
• Saladrigas speaks at chamber’s Cuba summit
• Defense the difference as Blanche Ely prevails past Cardinal Gibbons in BCAA Big 8 boys’ championship
• Review: Matthew Reilly’s ‘The Great Zoo of China’
• Former Florida prisons chief says Gov. Rick Scott ignored crisis in corrections system