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June 4, 2015

• ‘Curious Critters’ puppet show at Books & Books to excite kids about nature
• Top of their class
• After tackling cancer with humor, Miami-Dade grad ready to take on Harvard
• Senate passes health insurance plan but opposition remains
• Florida House rejects Senate health insurance expansion plan
• How the Red Cross raised half a billion dollars for Haiti and built six homes
• 10-year-old shot in leg in Liberty City
• 'The Seven Five' (R)
• Could this be the Best Happy Hour in Miami: Tongue & Cheek in Miami Beach
• Diane von Furstenberg Opens New Boutique
• 'Slow West' (R)
• 'Love & Mercy' (PG-13)
• 'Spy' (R)
• Free and cheap things to do in Miami - June 5-7
• Go Drink This: Bombay Sapphire Negroni
• 'Insidious: Chapter 3' (PG-13)
• 'The Connection' (R)
• 'Rebels of the Neon God' (unrated)
• The List: Miami's best foods with The Local's Phil Bryant
• Risk study: Florida tops nation in potential losses from storm surge
• Clash over drilling off Florida coast heats up in Congress
• New rules, no-fishing zone for Biscayne National Park
• Miami-Dade police want option to just fine pot smokers
• Justice Dept. should finish the job
• Jewish Community Services provides programs worth $434 million annually
• Review: ‘Lord Fear’ by Lucas Mann
• Developers reveal plans, begin construction at Miami site once known as Biscayne Landing
• Carnival launches fathom, a new “social impact travel” brand
• Caitlyn’s choice
• Travel tech: Lonely Planet, Make My Day
• WWE Hall of Famer Jerry Brisco part of fan fest for Championship Wrestling from Florida Wall of Fame in Tampa
• Women’s World Cup a welcome distraction from FIFA troubles
• Guerrilla and government negotiators agree to establish truth commission
• Hometown pet projects face new scrutiny in Florida Legislature
• 5 free things to do in Detroit
• Opko Health agrees to buy gene-sequencing company for $1.47 billion
• Ali Smith wins Baileys Prize for fiction by women
• Miami man who won legal battle over ‘First 48’ footage pleads guilty to murder
• Seek middle ground
• Olive branch to Muslims
• Let the wealthy pay
• Historic windows
• Hijabs upheld
• Judge made right call in the scholarship decision
• Key Largo man wanted for attempting to kill his mother’s boyfriend
• Shoe collector Adeiny Hechavarria becoming perfect fit for Marlins
• Man arrested after trying to “stow away” in a plane at Key West Airport
• A-Rod’s “steroid mule” sentenced to seven months in Miami big league baseball case
• Alliance for Aging accepting nominations for 2015 Positive Living Awards
• ‘Love & Mercy’ brings both sides of Beach Boy Brian Wilson to light
• White House to Florida: Medicaid expansion saves lives
• Miami Beach launches online tool for exploring city finances
• Director: ‘Insidious’ goes to the dark side
• FPL and FIU join forces on innovative solar research facility
• Lawyer: Stephanie March not behind ‘Cheater’ plane that flew over Bobby Flay ceremony
• Duggar sister of reality TV star says he victimized her
• Miami Marlins show fight in 7-3 victory against Cubs
• Haiti forum will be held at North Miami Regional Library
• Shots fired into crowd injure Miami 10-year-old on bike
• Diversity accelerator gets Knight funding
• Sports on TV: Thursday, June 4, 2015
• South Florida fishing report: June 3, 2015
• Miami Marlins’ A.J. Ramos believes fellow reliever Steve Cishek will bounce back
• Ex-North Miami mayor’s former campaign manager charged with campaign violations
• Outside art program expanding to Miami
• If Montana can expand healthcare, Florida can, too
• Crime Watch: Research shows alarming data about smartphone use behind the wheel
• AutoNation sells 10 millionth vehicle, releases May sales figures
• Rockstar Spud discusses TNA Impact Wrestling’s move to Wednesdays, more on PWMania.com
• Davie post office burglarized; U.S. Postal Inspection Service offers reward to find the suspect
• Miami chef cooks for retirement home on his birthday
• Review the latest restaurant health inspection report cards