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October 24, 2015

• Soho Bay restaurant reopens in South Beach on Oct. 27
• Live updates: Miami Hurricanes suffer worst loss in UM history to Clemson
• Immigrants relocating to Texas on rise
• Support for Senate redistricting plan remains uncertain
• Soho Bay restaurant reopens in South Beach on Oct. 27
• Islamorada getting into filming of Netflix show ‘Bloodline’
• Miami commission candidates want to be more than spoilers
• Armando Salguero: The new (old) Branden Albert finally arrives for Miami Dolphins
• Robzel Sylvestre’s scores power Plantation past Dillard
• Davie Ale House, Casino Miami, WWE Network, pay-per-view showing WWE Hell in a Cell
• Aristide, Wyclef closed out Haiti’s presidential campaign
• Climate change cannot be a partisan issue
• Legendary pro wrestling journalist Bill Apter pens first book, ‘Is Wrestling Fixed? I Didn’t Know It Was Broken!’
• Sports on TV: Sunday, Oct. 25, 2015
• Miami Dolphins aim to snap seven-game skid vs. Houston Texans
• Q&A with Gastón Taratuta of IMS: ‘We developed this business with energy alone’
• Bear hunting opens in Florida, first time in 21 years
• Andres Oppenheimer: A Nobel winner’s advice to Latin America
• Require unanimity to impose death penalty
• A waste of work
• Trump’s kingdom
• Questioning Hillary?
• Carl Hiaasen: So many facts that we’ll never know
• Unprovoked actions
• Game on in Havana
• Miami-Dade judge says Privé development dispute will go to trial
• Arrest made in northwest Miami-Dade house fire
• Miami Heat front office stays flexible with cap space
• Southridge gets key win over Palmetto in postseason chase
• Five questions facing the Miami Heat this season
• Miami Heat 2015-16 roster
• Beefed-up bench must produce as Miami Heat needs ‘maintenance’
• Columbus topples Booker T. Washington, sets up pivotal district game
• Fraud trial begins for boss of Florida for-profit college
• Hallandale pulls away from Cardinal Gibbons, 30-7
• Gulliver pass attack too much for Champagnat in 24-6 win
• Flanagan dominates Cypress bay to clinch district title, 37-0
• Miramar blows out Everglades to claim Mayor’s Cup, 42-6
• Miami High routs Coral Park 53-0 to stay in hunt for playoff spot
• Miami’s Brad Kaaya, Clemson’s Deshaun Watson head into quarterback showdown
• Killian wins big over Homestead, 38-0, to keep postseason hopes alive
• Mater Academy keeps Commissioners Cup trophy after 48-6 victory over Westland Hialeah
• Coral Gables remains unbeaten with 48-0 win over Miami Beach, setting up clash against Columbus next week
• FIU Panthers face new wrinkle against Old Dominion: QB David Washington
• Loss of Sasha Barkov to hand injury crucial as Florida Panthers visit red-hot Dallas Stars
• Life-changing football tackle led to ‘best friends’ Buoniconti and Jacobs
• Miami Hurricanes offense hurts without injured Brad Kaaya and Rashawn Scott
• Miami Hurricanes suffer worst loss in school history to Clemson
• Xavier Williams comes up big in Chaminade-Madonna’s win over University
• American Heritage remains unbeaten in District 16-5A with easy 51-27 win over Jackson
• Downtown Miami streets to close for athletic competition Sunday
• Victim of Miami-Dade home invasion shooting in stable condition
• Baby found dead in water near Miami Beach
• ON THE AIR
• Gerald Green scores 24 points in Miami Heat’s loss to New Orleans Pelicans, gets fined for gestures
• Two charged in Hialeah burglary and killing of family dog
• Museum Park for all
• Park’s name already taken
• Saudis’ role in 9/11
• GOP must unite
• Disband Benghazi committee, for good
• Two charged in Hialeah burglary and killing of family dog
• Vote No on Ocean Terrace question
• Two charged in Hialeah burglary and shooting of family dog
• Michelle Kaufman: U.S. women get another test vs. Brazil, then off to White House
• Hassan Whiteside could spell the difference between good and great for the Heat this season
• Miami Heat settles on final roster as season opens Wednesday against Charlotte Hornets
• Greg Cote’s Passer Ranking: Chargers’ Rivers wins Week 6 title, now No. 1 overall
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: We don’t want to watch police — but we have to
• Benghazi, Watergate and muddled motivations
• Doral welcomes Donald Trump, to his surprise
• Florida lawmakers balance safety for kids’ heart surgery with free-market reforms