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July 15, 2015

• Caution light flashing on red-light camera company
• Running on Florida’s record, Carlos Lopez-Cantera launches campaign for Marco Rubio’s Senate seat
• A Florida DUI death conviction means prison — but for how long varies widely
• Libertine Welcomes Ack Daddy and Andrew Warden This Saturday, July 18
• Free and Cheap things to do in Miami - July 17-19
• Best Seat in the House: Table 221 at Louie Bossi’s Ristorante
• Top Miami foodie events for July
• Group attempts to undercut solar initiative with rival amendment
• Mosquito spraying in South Florida scaled back to protect rare butterflies
• Crime Watch: Tips to keep your cellphone working during and after a hurricane
• Parrot poaching: Animal lovers work to save young birds from being snatched and sold
• Dashcam video shows Sweetwater cop using tag reported stolen
• Sienna Miller suddenly single, Bethenny Frankel denies dating ‘Modern Family’ star
• More than one person may be responsible for South Dade woman’s death
• SR826 ramp near Miami International Airport to close for three months
• truTV’s Kevin Barnett goes for the laughs
• Mortgage customers vent; lenders fume
• Miami Beach cops welcome online exchanges in police station lobby
• Surfside proposes keeping property tax rate same
• Support home teams
• Sergeant celebrates Ramadan alone at Guantánamo
• Video shows ‘El Chapo’ prison break from his Mexican cell
• Three vehicles crash at toll plaza on I-75 north in Broward
• MVP Mike Trout helps American League win All-Star Game for third year in row
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, July 15, 2015
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport opens first new concourse in a decade
• Miramar Fire Rescue crew plucks four baby ducks from storm drain
• Lightning might have sparked a house fire
• Police studying revenge as motive for arson in Kendall
• Drawing new districts
• Boat Show teaches youth critical skills
• Create safe prisons
• Crandon Boulevard repaving, bike-safety improvements to start on Key Biscayne
• Will Maduro pull nation back from the abyss?
• Ryder Trauma Center patient marries his longtime fiancée at the hospital
• Miami-Dade County school district accepts BP oil spill settlement, sets maximum tax rate
• Miami Heat’s Chris Bosh has renewed passion for basketball
• Grand jury indicts Kendall man for murder over dog incident
• Miami-Dade a leader in use of alternatives to arrest for under-age offenders
• Uber didn’t want to play by the rules
• Educator, community activist Francena Thomas dies at 79
• Public TV stations WPBT2, WXEL agree to merge
• Mother of Trayvon Martin honored for transforming ‘family tragedy into social change’
• Ailments, ESPYs slow Heat rookie Justise Winslow’s Summer League experience
• UM testing goggles that can detect concussions immediately
• Marlins acquire left-hander reliever Chris Reed from Dodgers
• New UM football policy limits available numbers for retail jerseys
• Castro: Next week the ‘long and complex’ task of normalizing relations with the U.S. begins
• Elections sign of a vibrant democracy
• Obama’s well-crafted pact bets on an evolving Iran
• Potential Dolphins target Evan Mathis expects to know his options ‘in a week or two’
• Uber: The future of the economy - and American politics
• Rokk3r Labs attracts $5 million in venture funding
• FLL selected for customs overtime-pay program
• Magic Leap moving into Motorola facility in Plantation
• 5 free things to do in Des Moines
• Court upholds limit on legal fees in birth-injury case