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May 6, 2015

• Politicians send millions to charity of lobbyist’s daughter
• House, Senate leaders agree to meet in June for special session
• A more modest ‘Anything Goes’ docks at the Broward Center
• Miami-Dade police search for man who robbed, abducted woman at MDC Kendall Campus
• Gov. Rick Scott talks with feds over healthcare funding crisis — and comes up empty
• Sugar Factory American Brasserie to celebrate its Miami opening in June with Kylie Jenner
• Miami's most anticipated restaurants: Where are they now?
• Michelle Bernstein opens Cena by Michy in Miami's MiMo neighborhood
• Florida lieutenant governor nears U.S. Senate run as GOP field takes shape
• Roberta ‘Bosey’ Foote, former first lady of University of Miami who helped beautify the campus, dies at 76
• Miami artist creates painting for display in Jerusalem and the Vatican
• PRO WRESTLING: Ronin Pro Wrestling 6 in South Florida with former WWE superstar Justin Gabriel
• FPL’s nuclear-power plan regressive, harmful
• Inspector General: Miami-Dade parking arm found ‘in complete disarray’
• Ex-Cardinal DeVante Parker ready to leave nest and soar with Miami Dolphins
• Kept in the dark
• Storm becoming more organized as it moves north
• Latin America’s big education innovation
• Samuel Crispin, founder of award-winning Miami ad agency, dies at 90
• From Miami GAP executive to Haiti industrial park promoter
• Mob ruled Baltimore’s prosecutor
• Key witness ducking South Florida authorities in suspected serial killer case
• Joseph Goodman: Success at UF bodes well for Billy Donovan and Oklahoma City Thunder
• Youth Fair won’t split
• Greg Cote: No Deflategate winners as report leaves New England Patriots fuming
• Munchkin Fun expands in Palm Beach
• Miranda Lambert: country cover girl
• Broward robber ambushes woman in elevator — but door shuts in face during escape
• PRO WRESTLING: Mandrews, TNA Impact Wrestling at Universal Studios Orlando in May
• On eve of extradition, suspect in Venezuelan lawmaker’s killing maintains innocence
• Fed environmental review adds to Miami boat show move questions
• Bryce Harper’s three home runs for Nationals sink Marlins 7-5
• Florida House needs more women
• Fire legislators
• Uninsured workers
• Robbing our students
• Retired Justice Stevens says some Guantánamo captives may deserve reparations
• Affordable housing crisis threatens Miami-Dade, say local leaders
• Miami handyman gets death penalty for murder of La Carreta waitress
• Alan Gross promotes rapprochement with Cuba at Miami Beach fundraiser
• An angry mom, yes — but a fearful one, too
• Relievers atone as Miami Marlins hold off Nationals 2-1
• Millionaire Matchmaker Patti Stanger’s advice to the lovelorn
• Miami Innovation District developers betting big on Miami’s tech future
• Armando Salguero: La’El Collins an exciting prospect but Dolphins must be cautious
• School principal, insurance executive Edwin Demeritte dies at 79
• Two shot at West Park shopping center
• Westminster Christian softball team to face familiar foe in state semifinals
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, May 6, 2015
• Palmetto tops Southwest, reaches boys’ volleyball state tourney
• Rain helps Aquinas knock Nova out of regional baseball semifinals
• Edwin Rios hits 14th homer in FIU win vs. Jacksonville
• One runoff and two reelected in NMB City Council race
• 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