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February 18, 2015

• Woman drowns in own pool in Pembroke Pines
• Colombian avocados want a spot in U.S. guacamole bowls
• Jeb Bush: ‘Mistakes’ made in Iraq on his brother’s watch
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Ankara Miami African Fashion Week, Alvin Ailey Dance Theater, Big Night in Little Haiti, and more
• The List: Travel Channel's Andrew Zimmern's top Miami restaurants
• Wynwood's Electric Pickle turns 6, throws weekend-long anniversary bash
• Legislators roll out bill to snuff damages for tobacco victims
• For local chefs, ceviche is so Miami
• Weeks after data breach, Anthem Inc. acquires Florida’s Simply Healthcare
• Diana Nyad to re-create her famous swim in new stage show in Key West
• Ubi Hernandez, Walker Underwood win WWE SmackDown ringside tickets, Macho Man jersey, BB&T Center parking
• Wilmer Valderrama, other stars at hotel event
• Hate messages appear on homes, fences and mailboxes in Miami Gardens
• Florida Power & Light spars with national park over water needs for nuclear plant
• Christians have waged their own ‘holy wars’
• Family calls for independent inquiry of police shooting that killed man with broomstick
• A death in Miami Gardens
• $1 million innovation prize program coming to Frost Museum of Science
• More cold: Freeze alert issued for inland South Florida on Friday morning
• UM baseball suffers first loss as FAU wins 5-3
• Rex Ryan ‘very comfortable’ signing former Miami Dolphin Richie Incognito
• Miami Dolphins GM Dennis Hickey stays mum on personnel issues
• Norland girls’ basketball team looking for respect, title
• Miami Country Day repeats as Class 3A girls’ basketball champ
• One month after mysterious death of Argentine prosecutor, demonstrators demand answers
• Emeril Lagasse celebrates 25 years of being Emeril
• Official: Video shows Bruce Jenner rear-ended cars in fatal wreck
• Reports: Vanilla Ice arrested in connection to Palm Beach burglary
• Bad traffic and cursing with kids
• Kudos to the traffic initiative
• How to fix Miami’s obesity crisis
• Ticket bad drivers
• Street lights need to be in sync
• Events lead to traffic
• Driving education
• FBI director offers ‘subversive’ speech
• Friends and Neighbors: Ten women to receive In the Company of Women awards
• Manatees, fans flock to Three Sisters Springs in Crystal River
• Regalado touts accomplishments during ‘boring’ state of the city speech
• Friends and Neighbors: 2015 Aerobatics Challenge to feature oversize model airplanes
• Sentence upheld for man in Miami drowning fetish case
• Haitian author Danticat: Stop deportations to Haiti
• Aventura’s Trips and Tours’ spring schedule set
• Grant helps Mount Sinai Aventura purchase new 3D mammography system
• Wevorce, a platform for ‘amicable’ divorce, expands to Miami
• Crime Watch: Tips to help your child avoid cyberbullying
• Matthew Perry, on ‘Odd Couple’ reboot: I am more like Oscar in real life
• Grammy winner Dianne Reeves to sing Friday in Jazz Roots concert at Arsht Center in Miami
• Beyond the classroom: Preparing for college — finance for families
• McArthur boys’ basketball tops Beach in 8A regional, face South Miami next
• 1.6 million Floridians sign up for Obamacare coverage
• Florida boating authority: Rob Konrad’s overboard story checks out
• Jim Larrañaga technical foul fires up UM in home rout of Virginia Tech
• Florida Panthers expect to be active as trade deadline approaches
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015
• Former Aquinas track star Sanya Richards-Ross heads to FHSAA Hall of Fame
• Ivo Karlovic rolls into second round of Delray Beach Open tennis
• Andres Oppenheimer: Latin America’s growing challenge is ‘fragmentation’
• Marlins manager Mike Redmond ready to experiment with lineup in spring training
• Master illusionist Franz Harary has a few tricks up his sleeve
• Miami Heat on trade wish list for Suns guard Goran Dragic
• Industry leaders talk Miami real estate
• Suarez abandons Miami-Dade salary-cap drive after three weeks
• Smaller buses needed
• Perry Ellis reaches licensing deal for lingerie
• South Florida fishing report: Feb. 18, 2015
• North Miami councilwoman won’t run in May election
• Funeral-goer shot by police is arrested and charged
• New Norwegian CEO: No ‘revolutionary’ announcements — yet
• MIA launches digital magazine for travelers
• Turtle Hospital in the Keys now Skyping surgeries to classrooms
• Alice Cooper: I’m in the best shape of my life
• Pay-cap proposal for Miami-Dade workers gets hearing Wednesday
• Haiti begins mourning period following Carnival tragedy; singer thankful to be alive
• Oyster craze leaving Florida varieties behind
• How’s the traffic? You gave us an earful
• Slow traffic keep right
• Keeping Kids Fit: Antibiotic resistance and how to prevent it