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July 22, 2015

• Three injured by lightning strike at Haulover Beach
• Gov. Rick Scott’s healthcare commission to meet in Miami, examine hospital profits
• 'Paper Towns' (PG-13)
• ‘Southpaw’(R)
• 'Jimmy's Hall' (PG-13)
• 'Cartel Land' (R)
• Circa 39 Hosts Vino & Vinyasa Friday Yoga Happy Hour
• 'Pixels' (PG-13)
• Go Drink This: Bari
• Overtown Music & Arts Festival is a soulful afternoon in historic Miami neighborhood
• Man dies while snorkeling near John Pennekamp State Park
• Donald Trump reports nearly $50 million in income from Doral golf resort
• Florida State RB Dalvin Cook remains suspended with case still pending
• A 50-year tribute to the underwater Christ statue
• Reduce harsh sentencing
• Beacon Council outlines plans for local job development
• Greg Cote: Marlins’ deals at trade deadline won’t be a fire sale — they’ll be smart
• Don Rhodes: ‘Shark Week’ is not exactly reality TV
• Best bet for fishing: Nighttime bottom fishing for snappers on the reefs offshore of Miami
• FIU football coach Ron Turner: ‘Our guys are 100 percent about the team’
• Struggling Miami Marlins continue to be a wreck on road
• Group proposes amendment to open Florida’s primaries to all voters
• BSO: Deputy shoots and kills man who reached for gun
• WWE Hall of Famer Larry Zbyszko, Leva Bates, Alex Chamberlain, Maxwell Chicago at Ronin Pro Wrestling in South Florida
• Tyler Breeze talks WWE NXT debuting in Miami on Channel Guide
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, July 22, 2015
• Some workers at JFK, LaGuardia to strike Wednesday
• An ‘untainted’ stadium?
• DOT crackdown on businesses moves down U.S. 1 to Islamorada
• NFC East preview: Dallas Cowboys seem primed to make long-awaited return to Super Bowl
• $21K found in Homestead man’s car during Key Largo traffic stop
• Gloria Estefan pops up at ‘South Beach’ screening
• Broward’s Stonegate Bank makes a banking breakthrough in Cuba
• Immigration changes
• Planned attack
• Safe bike lane
• No bids for Miami commissioner’s anti-poverty grant
• New snag stalls war crimes hearing, sidelines Elizabeth Smart case prosecutor
• Mat Latos sharp amid trade talk as Marlins top D’backs 3-0 to snap road skid
• Helping millennials find a home of their own
• Beckham to Miami mayor: Soccer stadium next to Marlins Park can be ‘world-class’
• Cruise to continue after Freedom of the Seas fire in Jamaica
• Andres Oppenheimer: It’s time for Kerry to engage with Cuban dissidents
• South Florida doctor in Sen. Menendez case accuses feds of ‘illegal search’
• Mario Ernesto Sánchez fell for acting in kindergarten in Cuba
• Nursing group honors Navy nurse who wouldn’t force-feed at Guantánamo
• Accused of pushing man into Miami River, teen could face adult charges
• Chapter ends for Khloe Kardashian, Lamar Odom
• Conviction upheld for FIU student who fatally stabbed football player on campus
• What controls the speed of home sales?
• Ali MacGraw and Ryan O’Neal bond again in ‘Love Letters’
• Judge orders Hialeah to pay employee back wages
• County union set for 1 percent bonus in 2016
• Single-family home sales in Miami break all-time monthly record
• Children’s Home Society awarded $7.3M Microsoft grant
• e-Builder acquires construction technology company
• Bo Derek is back in the spotlight
• Modernizing Medicine to buy Weston-based gMed
• Say cheese: Making ricotta from scratch is easier than you think
• Cops: Man in road-rage dispute attacks family in car with kids
• Train strikes, kills pedestrian in Riviera Beach
• Deal ends food donation ban for Palmetto mobile home park residents