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April 17, 2015

• Covered under Medicaid, for now
• Relying on the healthcare safety net: choosing between dinner and a medical test
• Insulza on Venezuela: ‘Everybody should be able to run’ for office
• Medicaid is expanding in other states — just not Florida
• Florida prison system whistle-blowers hit with investigations
• New-look STK in Miami Beach is off to a sexy, meaty start
• The List: Finding Miami's best food with Quality Meats' Craig Koketsu
• The Stage Miami closes its doors
• Bayfront Park upgrades summer lineup in downtown Miami
• Find a taste of Portugal at Lisboa Grill in Key Biscayne
• Go Drink This: Blood Orange Mojito
• Miami's Momi doubles down with downtown dumpling den
• Bal Harbour Shops Celebrates 50 Years with Fashion Project
• 850,000 Floridians stuck in healthcare limbo — and no solution in sight
• The Miami Herald, the CIA, and the Bay of Pigs scoop that didn’t run
• Credit unions offer great mortgage deals
• Life in Florida without Medicaid expansion
• Triathlon will close roads, causeways Sunday in Miami and Beach
• Fabiola Santiago: Residents are fed up with runaway development
• Fresh off NCAA title, Miami Hurricanes diver Sam Dorman aims for Rio Olympics
• Diabetic relies on emergency room for care
• When the caregiver can't get care
• A move from NYC to Miami, a loss of coverage
• A lifetime of respiratory illness
• Two heart attacks and living in an abandoned house
• Loss of income could mean loss of sight
• Two men arrested in murder of Fort Lauderdale woman
• Coral Gables to hold series of events to celebrate the city’s 90th anniversary
• Florida ethics panel recommends fining former lawmaker David Rivera $58K
• Is Nicki Minaj engaged to Meek Mill?
• Celtic Woman, New World students, Ballet Memphis ready to dance
• ‘The crack is not for me ... it’s for my wife’: Sweetwater cop arrested on drug charges
• Celebrity quote of the day
• Debi Nova: If I weren’t a singer I’d be an astronaut
• Authorities probe death of 23-year-old woman in Miami-Dade jail
• Review: Masha Gessen’s ‘The Brothers’
• Review: ‘Rain’ by Cynthia Barnett
• Healthcare attracts most of South Florida’s VC funding
• Giancarlo Stanton’s big night spoiled as Marlins fall to Mets
• Sports on TV: Friday, April 17, 2015
• PRO WRESTLING: 2K’s first simulation-based WWE video game on mobile devices with WWE 2K
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE wins Cynopsis Sports Media honors for social media, WWE Network
• Legislators reach compromise on prison reform
• Broward County dominates in state tennis championships
• Columbus rolls into playoffs, wins GMAC
• 3 former Florida guards plead guilty in prisoner abuse
• Miami Heat’s No. 1 offseason priority: secure Goran Dragic
• Miami judge tosses Medicare fraud conviction, frees woman, citing statute of limitation
• A career in construction, until a back injury
• A few years shy of Medicare coverage, and caught in the gap
• Single mother of five and $4000 short for coverage
• Seven years without a checkup
• Miami names 7 new command staff members in police department
• Caught in the healthcare coverage gap? Here are some resources
• Holocaust survivors gather in Coral Gables to mark 70th anniversary of liberation
• ‘Bachelorette’ star Josh Murray in Miami
• Mariel Hemingway looks for lessons in a dark family history
• Man gets 30 years in North Miami Beach jogger gang rape
• A fundraiser, readings, short plays enrich South Florida’s theater week
• Unemployment in Miami-Dade inches up
• Cultural Connection cuts ticket prices in half
• Three artists begin visual arts residencies at Miami’s YoungArts
• Michael Buble apologizes for post while on Miami vacation
• What do you recommend?
• 34th Seven Mile Bridge Run closes Keys' longest span Saturday morning
• Dr. Lee Worley, a pediatrician for 55 years at University of Miami, dies at 87
• Last weekend to vote for People’s Pick
• Small company plays big role in avionics industry
• Miami-Dade commission to take up Coconut Grove Playhouse revival
• Parole board clears another Guantánamo ‘forever prisoner’
• Open English sets out to conquer U.S. Hispanic market
• PRO WRESTLING: Fun for fans at WWE NXT at Havert L. Fenn Center in Fort Pierce
• Chris Bosh, Miami Heat reflect on strange and disappointing season
• Lunch with Lydia: Meet the cultural maven behind South Beach’s Betsy Hotel
• Miami Dolphins finalize preseason schedule
• Miami Marlins catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia angry over benching
• Police altercation leaves one man dead
• Some Ugandan Muslims retreat in fear amid police hunt
• Piecing together medical care