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April 15, 2015

• Miami grand jury indicts Canadian teen in drug-deal killing
• Gov. Rick Scott and Cabinet move to mediation in Sunshine lawsuit
• A passion for jerky: Keys bartender cooks it up at new shop
• School guns proposals stumble in Florida Senate
• Natural History Museum of Jamaica & Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science Host VIP Reception
• Moët & Chandon presents Seaspice's new cocktail hour
• The Forge brings back its famed Wednesday night party
• No 'pleading the fifth' for Andy Cohen in Miami
• Wynwood Letterpress Opens with Handmade Charm
• Miami Soul weekend guide: American Friends of Jamaica Charity Gala, Miami Under 40, Flow Fridays & more
• Dance-music pioneer Jellybean Benitez talks about Madonna, EDM, Studio 54 before event at PAMM
• Anderson Cooper comes to Miami for an intimate conversation
• The Who - win a pair of tickets
• Watsco beats analyst expectations for first quarter earnings
• Rubio defends his tax overhaul against criticism from all sides
• Marine Stadium’s development will create traffic nightmare
• After years of face pain, Florida firefighter finds relief
• Adeiny Hechavarria, Dan Haren help Miami Marlins topple Braves 6-2
• Judge detains wealthy South Florida doctor charged with Medicare fraud
• Miami tennis coach, Greek Olympian Saki Balafas dies at 91
• Let the Cuban people decide their future
• Colombia peace process rattled by deadly guerrilla attack
• Man who saved Miami officer: “How could I not?”
• Anglers, scientists alike look to longtime Sarasota guide Scott Moore
• Greg Cote: Aaron Hernandez serves as a sobering, cautionary reminder
• At U.N., Barbadian athlete credits sports with breaking down barriers
• Florida Legislature heads toward special session because of Medicaid impasse
• Pickup truck bursts into flames in Miami school bus crash
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, April 15, 2015
• Elderly couple escapes Gables house fire after smoke alarm goes off
• Heat eliminated from playoff contention after Pacers defeat Wizards in double overtime
• South Florida fishing report: April 15, 2015
• Zoo Miami celebrates a birth and mourns a death in the same week
• New internship program seeks to retain local talent
• Families uprooted, businesses closed after apartment fire in Little Havana
• Cuba human rights bill introduced; State says Cuba will talk about return of fugitives
• Charges dropped against Palmetto High teacher accused of having sex with a student
• Cuevas retiring as county attorney
• Mayors make case against FPL nuclear expansion
• ‘Controlled choice’ appears on way out for Coral Gables schools
• Restaurant delivery service Caviar launches in Miami
• PRO WRESTLING: Free ICW Fan Fest with art, comedy, music, wrestling April 19 in Miami
• Police: Broward woman pulls cocaine from her bra
• Fed survey finds economy growing at moderate pace
• UM stem cell research could grow bone, potentially treat obesity
• Report: Houses staying on the market longer in Miami
• Chris Bosh’s b-day, Austin Mahone dating Becky G?
• Sagemont boys share Class 1A state tennis team title
• At 83, Rita Moreno’s still got it
• CheapAir.com offering direct flights between U.S. and Cuba
• Father of 3 shot dead near Checkers in Miami Gardens
• Jimmy Kimmel: I wasn’t behind Dennis Quaid meltdown video
• Pinched for claws: Another modest stone crab harvest has scientists worried about future
• PRO WRESTLING: RocknSock Connection hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Miami Marlins bats come to life, pound Atlanta Braves in victory
• Coral Gables mayor Cason and commissioner Quesada re-elected, joined by newcomer Slesnick
• ‘Sister Act’ brings its joyful noise to Miami’s Arsht Center
• Sen. Marco Rubio may need to revisit ‘1999’ because the U.S. government had a surplus of cash
• Tension mounts in Tallahassee over Medicaid expansion, hospital funding
• Killian, Columbus reach final in GMAC baseball
• Southwest Miami wins GMAC badminton title
• Miami Marlins outfielder Christian Yelich sits to rest aching back
• Prankster hopes scattered bats help wake up Miami Marlins’ offense
• Four African-American leaders to be recognized in Broward