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April 2, 2015

• U.S.-based Airbnb adding private Cuban homes to listings
• Florida House leaders threaten budget battle over Medicaid expansion
• Gov. Rick Scott’s criticism of online voter registration angers elections officials
• Senate approves plan to create prison watchdog board
• Where We Live: A tour through Pembroke Pines
• After bungled plot, Klan-linked prison guards become inmates
• The List: Miami's best dishes with Katsuya's Jose Icardi
• 'Furious 7' (PG-13)
• 'Effie Gray' (PG-13)
• 'Eastern Boys' (unrated)
• 'Seymour: An Introduction' (PG)
• 'Danny Collins' (R)
• 'Woman in Gold' (PG-13)
• Top 5 Moments from Miami Music Week 2015
• Go Drink This: Gin & Tonic(s)
• Fooq's is dishing out a global bouquet of food in downtown Miami
• Ayesha's Kitchen near Kendall makes Indian food approachable to all
• Contest: Guess the South Florida restaurant, win tickets to Robert Irvine Live
• 'The Hunting Ground' (PG-13)
• Miami Soul Easter Weekend Guide
• Turning 10, Miami Theater Center welcomes a Tony winner and a resident company
• Read this week’s South Florida restaurant health inspections
• UM baseball team crushes Bethune-Cookman 13-3, prepares for Duke
• MAST, Columbus take GMAC water polo championships
• Isner-Querrey match gets special attention at Miami Open
• Miami Hurricanes WR Phillip Dorsett blazes path at UM’s pro day
• Three BSO deputies charged with unlawful compensation for working security at strip club
• Dolphins RB Lamar Miller’s presence at UM’s Pro Day provides example of NFL success
• U.S. might soon remove Cuba from terrorism list
• Florida Panthers vow to ‘keep fighting’ despite damaging loss to Bruins
• As pressure mounts, health care talks delayed
• South Florida fishing report: April 1, 2015
• UF football coach Jim McElwain happy as team rebounds from sloppy practice
• Sports on TV: Thursday, April 2, 2015
• O, Miami poetry fest floats off to a good start — on the river
• Reward offered to find person who burned, killed Fort Lauderdale pit bull
• Miami Heat honors Nicolas Aixala, Maria Alvarez, Sebastian Vidal-Casanova, Emily Davidovic, Ulises Hernandez III
• Blanche Ely suffers first loss of season at Dick’s Sporting Goods tournament
• Massive Coral Gables mixed-use project refined; wins preliminary approval
• Relaxed Carla Suarez Navarro reaches Miami Open final
• Easter rush: Colombia’s wildlife-tracking dogs see booming business over holiday
• Emergency dispatch error leads to long response time for Miami Beach burglary call
• Sex trafficking hotline will save lives
• Slow mail service
• No parole, please
• Faithful are finding new ways to retell the story of Passover
• Jetport development?
• Bond board meets to discuss role in Miami Gardens’ development
• Norwegian Cruise Line offering legal weddings at sea
• UM Hurricanes must adjust lineup again for NIT championship game after losing Tonye Jekiri
• Bacardi moves into bourbon market
• Why ‘Seymour’ haunts Hawke
• Sutton Foster gets ‘Younger’
• The art of drinking: Paint Nite parties popular at Miami-area bars and restaurants
• Fort Lauderdale Corporate Run gives employees chance to bond
• Sylvester Cancer Center receives excellence award from the state
• Waterproof drone makes a splash on Kickstarter
• The Iran bargain
• Miami-Dade cop charged with falsifying reports for kickbacks
• Bernard Aronson won’t seek to stay on Royal Caribbean board
• Religious freedom act
• Son of Canadian consul will plead not guilty in murder case
• Friendly democracy
• Faena Group announces new luxury condo towers in Miami Beach
• Horses for courses: Show jumping event comes to Miami Beach
• Moody’s maintains negative outlook for Miami-Dade finances
• Vanilla Ice accepts plea deal
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE WrestleMania 31 hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Perry Ellis announces increased losses in fourth quarter
• Dillard, Ely and Miami Country Day head to national hoops tournament in New York
• Sick of traffic