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August 25, 2015

• Keeping Kids Fit: Caring for a concussion
• Crime Watch: Tips for parents and children to avoid becoming cyber-bullying victims
• Miami-Dade magnets earn top marks in new ranking
• A desolated landscape: the toll of Hurricane Andrew
• Beyond the Classroom: Do smartphones make us lazy?
• School Scene: Florida Memorial University Explorers program honors top students
• Transplant not recommended for aged cat in kidney failure
• Troubled task force sent drug money to ex-prosecutor
• Miami-Dade Fire is investigating intense blaze in Pinecrest home
• Spring Chicken to open in former Miami's Best Pizza in Coral Gables
• Los Van Van le ponen sabor al fin de semana
• Brasserie Azur abre sus puertas
• Tropical Storm Erika wobbles but still expected to strengthen
• On familiar path, Tropical Storm Erika moving toward the Leeward Islands
• David Wieder, chairman of Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board, to run for mayor
• Marlins snap skid with win over Pirates; Giancarlo Stanton close to return
• Jackson Health to open urgent care centers in South Beach, Cutler Bay
• Hispanic small businesses optimistic, plan to grow, TD Bank survey finds
• Miami banker and civic leader Bill Allen dies at 79
• South Florida home prices went up in June
• Traffic Watch: Tie-ups along SR 826, 836, 874, I-95, Turnpike Extension, 79th St. Causeway
• Stone Cold Steve Austin, WWE divas, superstars at ‘WWE 2K16’ event during SummerSlam Weekend
• Has the U.S. learned nothing since the fiasco at Bay of Pigs?
• Park plan will save fish and jobs
• Consider reverse-mortgage costs
• Mentally fit to serve?
• Better Iran deal needed
• Build a wall?
• Trial judge asks Florida Supreme Court for guidance in resolving redistricting dispute
• Affordable rent scarce
• Stabilizing Venezuela
• Kendall rapist pleads guilty to eight attacks, will serve 35 years in prison
• Injuries force a line shuffle for Miami Dolphins’ third preseason game
• Citizens CEO: Rate hike due to spike in Miami-Dade water-damage claims
• Evan Mathis, who drew interest from Dolphins, signs with Broncos
• Florida, Seminole Tribe headed to mediation over casino agreement
• Menendez team, prosecutors squabble over allegations of sex with underage prostitutes
• As Gov. Rick Scott lays low, his poll numbers go higher
• Third-quarter profits up at Heico Corp.
• Audit of Miami-Dade schools finds contracting issues
• Man accused in gruesome Homestead machete murder pleads not guilty
• Haitian electoral observers demand investigation into election day chaos
• Former MTV reality-show star on trial for murder in Miami
• South Carolina, Kansas governors on Guantánamo closure plan: Not in our backyard
• New study confirms Miami traffic is really jammed up
• Police investigating officer involved shooting in Northeast Miami-Dade
• Back-to-school juggling works best as a team
• Longtime Miami banker, civic leader, mentor Bill Allen Jr. dies at 79
• Security guard critically shot at Northwest Miami-Dade Metrorail Station
• Woman dies after crashing into Wynwood school
• New rules could further complicate closings
• Miami-Dade Fire Rescue saves puppy stuck between concrete poles in a Redland park
• Bond set for woman accused in botched penis procedure
• Police: Man entered Miramar 7-Eleven, demanded money at gunpoint
• The mystery of South Florida’s runaway mangroves
• Miami Hurricanes keeping first-team chart top secret
• FIU Panthers players help raise interest in team
• Colombia’s leftist Union Patriotica party tries to stage a comeback
• No. 1 goal for UM’s Al-Quadin Muhammad is to win Coastal Division
• The Pets’ (dis)Trust?
• Beach Buzz: Wynwood Diner open for business serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily
• Florida Gators’ inexperienced offensive line is starting to come together
• FSU’s Dalvin Cook makes seamless return
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Jimmy Carter, the true face of faith
• HelloDotMIAMI opens pre-registration for .miami domain names
• Pentagon: No deadline, progress on site surveys for Guantánamo closure plan
• New cookbooks turn up the heat on Southern-style veggies
• Reuben-flavored potato chip tastes like a deli