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August 17, 2015

• Wi-Fi, GPS now on many Miami-Dade school buses
• In South Florida, rethinking the computer game as a teaching tool
• Beyond the Classroom: Understanding rigor in the classroom
• Man stabbed in apparent road rage incident on I-95 in Deerfield Beach
• Does your boss owe you back wages? Here’s how to find out
• Restaurant closures: 1826 in Miami Beach, Southern Swank Kitchen in Davie
• Munchkin Fun's top picks for family fun Aug 17-23
• Fiesta celestial en Brickell
• Planned Parenthood requests injunction in standoff with state health care agency
• Florida House, Senate divided in redistricting fight
• The teen brain: A work in progress
• Pine Crest volleyball hopes to build on success
• Humble Michelle Cuervo leads talented Ferguson volleyball team
• Taylor Swift starstruck? Yes! By Julia Roberts
• Rapper Fetty Wap: Remember my name
• Global Force Wrestling, Ridgerock Entertainment team to promote ‘The Masked Saint’ with Roddy Piper
• Crash on I-95 leaves one man dead
• Save Greynolds Park Committee to host cleanup
• Florida Gators’ QB candidates neck and neck
• Justin Nicolino, Marlins hold off Brewers
• Miami Dolphins release 2014 draft pick Arthur Lynch
• Kenny Stills puts on a show during return to Miami Dolphins practice
• Marlins return to scene of Giancarlo Stanton’s scary injury, but much has changed
• Amazon’s data-driven approach becoming more common
• Haiti’s critical test — and ours
• IRS: Computer breach bigger than first thought
• Vicki Gunvalson splits with beau; Britney Spears’ revealing dress
• Life in prison for man who murdered girlfriend in North Beach
• Zac Efron plays DJ in Miami
• On a Hialeah lake, athletes flip and jump their way to wakeboard fame
• Sports on TV: Monday, Aug. 17, 2015
• Miami Gardens to host back-to-school food truck event on Friday
• Neighbors in Religion: The Rev. Elaine Jessup of Trinity Cathedral retires at 70
• PortMiami dredge damages more coral than feds expected
• Afghan goes before Guantánamo parole board
• The Beauty of Emptiness -- Glexis Novoa creates a zen-like exhibit at the Lowe Art Museum
• UF coach Jim McElwain pleased after two-a-day session
• Mastec earnings fall in second quarter
• Cuban Exile History Museum has plans for Parcel B
• Investigators can’t say whether Miami, Kendall bank robberies are related
• Work on our problems
• Disregarded rights
• Treat guns like cars
• UM coach Al Golden gives players day off to heal injuries
• FSU Seminoles happy to have former UF assistant Brad Lawing on board
• Street-level homeless services expanding in Miami
• From The Daily Show to WWE, comedic Jon Stewart to host SummerSlam
• South Florida sees record-breaking number of pet adoptions during Clear the Shelters
• Miami judge wins award for work with mentally ill
• A Bond and a commitment
• Using art to rethink a medical diagnosis
• Overpriced drugs
• Five digital games finding a place in the classroom
• Florida bicycle deaths
• Jimmy Carter’s strength
• Cuban doctors fleeing Venezuela find themselves in limbo