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April 3, 2015

• GOP state Rep. Richard Corcoran: Tallahassee’s true power broker
• Two men arrested, another hospitalized after possible road rage incident off S. Dixie Highway
• South Miami mayor, commission: Floridians should have greater choices to buy solar energy
• Lanes reopened after fatal crash on I-95
• Advocates seek more funding, access to healthcare and early education for kids
• Miami vs. The People: An issue of standing
• In ‘White God,’ dogs declare war on mankind
• Does Florida have a Religious Freedom Restoration Act like Indiana’s?
• Visiting the New Key West
• Arranca Delish 2015
• The Forge in Miami Beach fuses music and food three nights a week
• Key West military jury acquits Coast Guardsman of sexually assaulting shipmate
• Southcom wants to expand its Doral headquarters, adding military-only housing
• Neighbors: Man shot was not wielding broomstick
• Probe finds Miami Marlins pitcher Jarred Cosart did not bet on baseball
• Study: Climate change will hit some Florida reefs sooner than expected, might trigger annual bleaching
• Traffic in Brickell area to be disrupted Saturday
• Contract for Venetian Causeway project awarded
• Miami Marlins assemble solid lineup, with prospects waiting in the wings
• Sweetwater mayoral candidates’ political face-off escalates to legal dispute
• Humane Society of Greater Miami finds 16 dogs stuffed in crates
• Kevin James hangs out with the kids
• Miami actor enjoys ‘Furious’ moment
• Wedding-planning visitor, lifeguard win Fort Lauderdale Corporate Run
• Champs collide as Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic set up Miami Open final
• Josh Freeman hopes to resurrect career with Miami Dolphins
• Traffic Watch: Palmetto Expressway’s south lanes to shift Sunday morning
• Palmetto girls’ tennis team wins 9th consecutive District 16-4A title
• Judge closes Miami courtroom for FBI undercover employees’ terror testimony
• Contractors drill to record depths for downtown condo tower
• Miami Stories: Abuelo’s death brings bitter-sweet memories
• Taylor and Calvin make it public
• Curtis Stone gets back to basics
• Fabiola Santiago: Cuba doesn’t really want better relations with U.S.
• Exhibitions, fundraiser mark the week in South Florida’s art world
• What are you reading now?
• Review: Reif Larsen’s ‘I Am Radar’
• Miami’s Mad Cat causes ‘Earthquake’ at Comedy Fest
• Miami Symphony’s ‘MOZ-ART’ will pair music and art
• Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel in Hialeah Gardens sold
• Cherry blossom festivals: an American tradition that almost wasn’t
• PRO WRESTLING: WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan, 2K make two annoucements
• Payroll 2nd-highest in Miami Marlins’ history
• Serena Williams gets past Simona Halep, John Isner romps at Miami Open
• Panthers beat Hurricanes but gain no ground
• Alan Cumming is coming to Fort Lauderdale’s Parker Playhouse
• Lil Wayne’s Miami Beach mansion hits market for $18 million
• Kevin Durant selling downtown Miami condo for $3.45 million
• New York
• Beach volleyball and tennis merge at Miami Open
• Miami Hurricanes fall short to Stanford in NIT championship
• Hobbling Dwyane Wade leaves game as Heat falls to Cavaliers
• Sports on TV: Friday, April 3, 2015
• Michael Irvin captures passion of UM fans at NIT
• EPA removes ban on Terence Pinder from voting on federal or state projects
• Senate committee confirms Florida prison secretary
• Global electronics manufacturer Kemet has a headquarters in Fort Lauderdale
• Miami-Dade Transit employee accused of sexual assault on a toddler
• Campaign underway to help Central American immigrants bring their children to the U.S.
• Meg Green: Freeloading brother-in-law is rocking the boat
• Tom Hudson: Tom Hudson: McDonald’s stepping up to healthier-food plate