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May 5, 2015

• Keeping Kids Fit: Medicaid and the importance of behavioral and mental health
• Beyond the Classroom: Why smart kids do not-so-smart things
• Broward student’s perfect attendance record falls short of award
• Best Seat in the House: Table 3 at Touché
• Miami police look for help in solving two deadly shootings
• Tampa ramps up to be a leader in the new relationship with Cuba
• Miami's most anticipated restaurants: Where are they now?
• Mother’s Day brunches in Miami that moms will love
• Accessible Art: Be a part of Broward's Inside Out Project and see Scandinavian design in South Miami
• Ferry service to Cuba may return to the Florida Straits
• Waste not: Chefs, authors, eaters are turning attention to discarded food
• A shot of gazpacho will cure what ails you
• Despite lawsuit, Gov. Rick Scott to meet with feds
• Rub steaks with chimichurri before cooking
• eMerge Americas conference wins praise
• Developers plan ultra-luxury condos in North Miami Beach
• Kept in the dark
• Miami Dolphins use full-court press to recruit LSU’s La’El Collins
• PRO WRESTLING: Mandrews, TNA Impact Wrestling at Universal Studios Orlando in May
• Miami Beach cops begin trial of police body cameras
• Relievers atone as Miami Marlins hold off Nationals 2-1
• Armando Salguero: La’El Collins an exciting prospect but Dolphins must be cautious
• Canadian judge delays bail decision for former Guantánamo inmate
• Fabiola Santiago: Photographer gets to see history in the making on Hollywood Beach
• Westminster Christian softball team to face familiar foe in state semifinals
• Marlins’ Michael Morse optimistic despite being benched again in favor of Justin Bour
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, May 6, 2015
• 2 guards charged in bloody beating of Florida inmate
• Breast cancer survivors strut their stuff on runway
• Brewing system threatens early start to Atlantic hurricane season
• South Miami Hospital evacuates first floor because of gas line break
• One runoff and two reelected in NMB City Council race
• When Mom has dementia, divide up the decision-making
• 2 die in Florida Keys waters
• Passenger killed in two-car crash in Coral Gables
• Food writer Josh Ozersky, a Kendall native, dies in Chicago
• Hollywood strip mall gutted by fire
• ‘WWE: Behind-The-Curtain’ from E:60 Pictures premieres May 5 on ESPN
• Helping the hopeful with medical coverage
• Broward suit claims negligence in foster care screening
• Career-college grads contribute greatly to state’s economy
• Higher-ed failures
• NAACP and solar power support
• Floyd Mayweather’s example
• UM study: ‘Fattened up’ coral could be better at fighting climate change
• Princess Cruises basing next new ship in China
• Gov. Rick Scott, Cabinet OK national searches for two agency heads
• Miami Beach mansion hits market for $31.75 million
• “Cuban Five” hailed as heroes in Caracas
• Former Jamaica prime minister P.J. Patterson headlines town hall forum in Miramar
• Obama chooses Marine general as Joint Chiefs chairman
• Vizcaya Gardens celebrates National Public Gardens Day
• Bay Link group balks at study, but urges cities to get started with light-rail system
• New short plays, ‘Mahalia’ on tap for South Florida
• Lots of flesh and haute couture at the Met gala
• HUD asks for grant fund repayment after sale of Homestead bowling alley
• South Florida YoungArts duo named Presidential Scholars
• PRO WRESTLING: Verne Gagne hits the artist’s canvas via Rob Schamberger
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, May 5, 2015
• Four South Florida health centers awarded thousands in Obamacare funds
• ‘Walking Dead’ star faces charges, ‘Django Unchained’ actress must apologize to police
• Maxine Graber, co-founder of Atlantic Classical Orchestra, dies at 93
• Miami Beach High set Fernando Perdomo up for a rocking music career
• County cracks down on large boat raft-ups
• Interview: Elle Luna, author of ‘The Crossroads of Should and Must: Find and Follow Your Passion’
• Miami home prices rose in March
• Keys detention deputy charged with child abuse in Homestead