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June 18, 2015

• Cuba plans Wi-Fi expansion
• Florida gets nearly $7 million from feds to help laid-off workers
• Latin American economic analysts: a lackluster 2015 but hope for 2016
• 26 years later, unsolved Keys murder still haunts cops
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami - June 19-21
• 'Dope' (R)
• 'Love at First Fight' (unrated)
• 'Inside Out' (PG)
• Go Drink This: Espumita Cocktail
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Colors of the Caribbean, Big Night in Little Haiti featuring Akoustik Band, and more
• State funding comes down to this: who’s got clout
• Suspected gunman caught after manhunt; despair shakes Charleston
• Coast Guard repatriates 32 Cuban migrants
• Miami Stories: Even in grief, life in a new city generates cherished moments
• Still true that no man is above the law
• An incentive for a two-state solution you can take to the bank
• Guns in church
• Trump forgets
• Heat good to LeBron
• MDX working to be part of the traffic solution
• 5 free things to do in Louisville
• Miami-Dade 500: The best-paid workers in county government
• Insider’s guide to housing marketplace
• Photos: Former NBA star Peja Stojaković lists Miami Beach home for $8.9 million
• Friends and Neighbors: Lawyer writes ‘Blue Chip Kids,’ a finance book for youngsters
• Treasury says woman will be picked for $10 bill
• Miami Beach holds transportation workshop
• Developer plans to build 225 homes in Tamarac
• Talking ‘Dope’
• Doral establishes new arts program for creative displays in public places
• Police arrest suspected shooter who killed 9 in historic black church
• Dolphins’ joint practices with Carolina to reunite team with Jonathan Martin
• FPL customers will be charged for fracking activities, board says
• Feds claim officer stole cash, property, during traffic stops
• Feds charge hundreds in Miami, U.S. with Medicare prescription and other scams
• Police union chief links body-camera push to black votes, sparks protest
• South Miami commission passes resolution in favor of economist to challenge FPL
• Miami Worldcenter to add mixed-use tower by Newgard Development
• Charlize, Sean split
• Ethics complaint against NMB Councilwoman Phyllis Smith ‘not legally sufficient’
• After dispatching Hurricanes, Florida Gators seek to avenge lone loss to Virginia
• UM baseball team looks to next season, revamped roster after CWS exit
• UM ousted by UF from College World Series 10-2
• Miami’s Kimbo Slice prepares for MMA legend Ken Shamrock at ‘Bellator: Unfinished Business’ June 19 on Spike TV
• S. Fla activists rally against deportation of Haitians in the Dominican Republic
• Miami mayor offers to pay for roving downtown toilet program
• U.N. Report: Colombia continues to lead world in displaced, refugees
• Pope offers simple message to South Florida: less is more
• North Miami Beach denies Councilman Frantz Pierre’s request to repay legal fees
• Hungry for cash at home, Venezuela’s oil company to sell stake in Louisiana refinery
• UM, Jackson board OK annual deal; CEO gets raise, new contract
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Charleston’s tragedy is not a surprise
• Florida Panthers GM Dale Tallon plans to continue stocking up on youth
• Flipps turns up summer heat in pro wrestling with ROH, TNA for live streaming from mobile to TV
• Marlins missing hits in loss to Yankees
• MDC a superior school
• Innovation Tower developer pushing forward amid new Miami proposal
• Sports on TV: Thursday, June 18, 2015
• On Ramadan, a faithful balance when treating the ill
• AT&T fined $100M fine for ‘unlimited’ data plans
• Miami Marlins take it all in during rare trip to Yankee Stadium
• DUI checkpoint in Allapattah Thursday
• Miami Gardens police chief position draws dozens of applicants
• Father-son steakhouse founders are the meat men of Miami
• See the latest restaurant health inspections for South Florida
• FPL customers will be charged for fracking activities, board says