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November 13, 2015

• Regalado’s air time draws election critics
• Search continues for woman who fell from party cruise ship near Cuba
• Southridge defeats Belen Jesuit 17-7
• South Dade outlasts Southwest 28-14
• St. Thomas Aquinas blanks Royal Palm Beach 29-0
• Adrian Diaz dominates in FIU’s opening rout
• Delray American Heritage defeats Westminster Christian 27-19
• Palmer Trinity falls in volleyball final
• Sunset Knights win first playoff game in school history
• Balanced Hurricanes cruise in season opener
• Nova Southeastern women fall in soccer regional
• Panthers roll in Marlin Chinn’s debut
• Hallandale routs Suncoast 42-0
• Carol City Chiefs roll, get rematch with Central Rockets
• Mayor blasts manager in latest Opa-locka meltdown
• Pentagon: ‘Jihadi John’ probably killed by U.S. drone
• Florida Panthers aim to end rough patch
• U.N. climate scientists gather in Miami
• Uber to offer a carpool option in Miami
• Wynwood is unique
• Gators hoping that offense awakens in South Carolina
• The debt and Rubio
• The debt and Rubio
• Haitian-American professionals meet in North Miami
• A lazy society
• Pitts’ take
• No horses allowed for Miami bodybuilder charged with animal abuse
• Save our pets
• WW II redux
• Underline costs
• Express gratitude
• Lawyer asks court to order release of Internet search history of Department of Corrections inspector
• Miami-Dade Commission to consider Boat Show permit
• FIU needs one win for bowl eligibility heading into Marshall game
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: Rolls-Royce dealership in Miami is one of the leaders in U.S. sales
• Hurricanes meet No. 17 North Carolina in fight to stay alive in the ACC Coastal
• Council rejects Pinecrest officers’ request to discuss their discontent
• Judge orders Senate redistricting trial to move forward
• Jay Ajayi will play more against Eagles after strong Dolphins debut
• Miami-Dade jury hears Facebook killer’s own words
• Memoirists bring truth to life
• Verse at the fair? It’s everywhere
• ‘Newsies’ comes back to South Florida with a UM grad in the lead
• Police: Man shot to death in Northwest Miami-Dade
• UM Forward Kamari Murphy suspended
• McCarthy captures title with win over Key West
• Site-specific performance series wraps up in Miami’s Design District
• Fannie Mae offers added flexibility to borrowers
• What do you recommend?
• South Florida high school sports scores: Thursday, Nov. 12, 2015
• Friday Night Live, Playoffs Week 1: South Florida high school football, November 13, 2015
• Writer, advertising director Mary Plumer dies at 95
• ‘Food Truck Frenzy’ at Temple Israel suits international tastes in downtown Miami
• Tom Brokaw: Cancer interrupts his lucky life
• Scarcity, mistrust, chaos ahead of Venezuelan vote
• Ted Cruz targets Marco Rubio in immigration offensive
• Four whisky and beer pairings by Highland Park designed to stimulate your palate
• 5 restaurant openings to know about in Miami and Fort Lauderdale
• Miami's 10 best restaurants with chef Jimmy Carey of Jimmy'z Kitchen
• UFC’s Steve Montgomery: small town guy with big time dreams
• Fabiola Santiago: For debating Republicans, it’s like Mitt Romney never happened
• Coral Gables wins regional quarterfinal
• 5 restaurant openings to know about in Miami and Fort Lauderdale
• Four whisky and beer pairings by Highland Park designed to stimulate your palate
• Miami's 10 best restaurants with chef Jimmy Carey of Jimmy'z Kitchen
• Ed Harris’ ‘Flash’ from the past
• Artists from Miami and Cuba team for ‘Yellow Dream Road’ world premiere
• Yo-Yo Ma brings an international musical collaboration to the Arsht Center
• ‘Spotlight’ team: Investigative reporting is critical press role
• Interview: Sister Souljah and her ‘Midnight’ series
• ‘Bloodlines,’ ‘No Boundaries’ cross common paths at PAMM
• Interview: Jane Smiley, author of ‘Golden Age’
• Fired Miami social worker gets 1 1/2 years in prison for extorting families of refugee children
• M*A*S*H themed party a smash
• Adrienne Bosh brings Paris to SoBe
• Critics: Changing Guantánamo prison’s ZIP code isn’t a fix
• Costa Rica shuts down borders for Cubans en route to the United States