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February 3, 2015

• Stranded dolphin dies in Sunny Isles Beach
• Two women injured in Everglades airboat crash
• 2015 National Signing Day: Follow our live updates!
• Carnival bringing its largest ship ever to PortMiami
• Former girlfriend testifies against ex-Rep. David Rivera, questions lack of indictment in campaign scandal
• Things to do in Miami this weekend - Feb. 6-8
• Veuve Clicquot celebrates Carnaval at the Thompson Miami Beach
• Florida Renaissance Festival reigns over Broward this month
• Miami Soul: Black History Month 2015 Celebrations around South Florida
• DCOTA to Host Winter Market Event
• Top recruits keep options open for National Signing Day
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2015
• Guards struggle as Heat falls to Pistons despite Bosh’s 34 points
• FIU men’s basketball cruises to easy victory over FAU
• Miami Worldcenter developer requests a do-over
• Students of ‘predatory’ school to get loan forgiveness
• Miami-Dade cop charged with lying about traffic accident
• Be thankful, Senator
• Pageant marketing
• A Miami act: Jamaican bobsled team member Winston Watts
• Governor oblivious
• Varela, Belen boys’ soccer teams advance to regional finals
• Doral Academy boys’ soccer advances to regional final
• Panthers top Isles 4-2 in likely Long Island finale
• Students of ‘predatory’ school to get loan forgiveness
• YellowPepper draws $19 million in investment
• Rubio clashes with State Dept. at Cuba hearing
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE WrestleMania 21 hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Draft arrest warrant for Argentine leader found at dead prosecutor’s home
• Cuban labor law
• Health-insurance marketplace offers affordable coverage
• Lifeline for the middle class
• Remembering a beloved Coral Gables cyclist
• Florida lawmakers to revisit sexting law
• New law allows Coral Gables to seize some abandoned and neglected properties
• Miami considers historic district in Little Havana
• University of Miami football hopes to hang on to oral commitments
• New photos of Fidel Castro show an engaged, alert comandante
• Developers bank on healthy living in Aventura
• Miami-Dade may host Craigslist sales in police parking lots
• Miami horticulturist recognized for three decades of tending Fairchild’s Kampong
• Miami Children’s to change name to Nicklaus Children’s Hospital
• First round goes to Jeb
• Heico announces new aviation-related acquisition
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Science deniers a growing menace
• Palmetto Bay council nixes endorsement of most School Board legislative items
• Grandeur of the Seas sailing again after illness outbreak
• Crime Watch: FBI tips about how to prevent tax fraud and identity theft
• ‘Project Almanac’ star, full speed ahead
• School Scene: Project provides free SAT and ACT tutoring to high school juniors, seniors
• Hell hath no fury like Randy Quaid
• Commission wants David Beckham to temporarily house MLS team at FIU
• Visitors and residents can tour Key Biscayne homes
• We can still improve fight against cancer
• Former WCW booker, wrestler Kevin Sullivan again on ‘The Legend of Mick Dodge’ on National Geographic
• PRO WRESTLING: Former WCW booker, wrestler Kevin Sullivan again on ‘The Legend of Mick Dodge’ on National Geographic
• PRO WRESTLING: Bayley captains WWE NXT team at Polar Plunge fundraiser for Special Olympics Florida
• The sound of a city