October 14, 2016
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Patriots take homecoming
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Chargers roll against rival
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Thompson leads Southridge to shut down Homestead
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Bucs survive yellow flags
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Miramar powers through, wins at Hallandale
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Deaf man dies after ‘road rage’ incident, police say
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‘Civilized’ nation can’t justify torture
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Dr. Krop makes sure game against Hialeah Gardens isn’t close
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Coral Gables runs past Coral Park, remains unbeaten
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The Trump Effect could swing several Florida down-ballot races
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FSU loss a distant memory for Miami. Sights now set on Coastal and UNC rivalry
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Sports on TV: Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016
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Deerfield Beach gets three TDs from Holm, beats Douglas
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Sister of slain Sept. 11 firefighter: Guantánamo defenders waging ‘judicial jihad’
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Red Raiders end playoff drought
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What happened when Nadia got pregnant?
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Do lawyers for alleged Sept. 11 plotters have a secret defense pact? Guantánamo prosecutors asks judge to investigate
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How does your home compare?
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How does your home compare?
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How does your home compare?
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How does your home compare?
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How does your home compare?
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Homage to a minimalist
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Mike Matheson makes presence felt in Florida Panthers opening night win
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WWE Superstars The Usos interview for Channel Guide
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Evolve, I Believe in Wrestling, Ring of Honor, MMA on FITE TV
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Cuban youth live for today because tomorrow is too uncertain
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Gators head into homecoming Saturday ready to prove themselves
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Florida’s venture dollars on track to surpass 2015
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FIU offensive line paves way for mini win streak
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Don’t blame the dollar — at least for now
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Miami’s cultural itinerary courtesy of Prism Creative Group - Oct. 16-31
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 Find your happy place at the Modern Life Mindfulness Festival
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Grovetoberfest Celebrates Six Years of Craft Beer
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Comic Cure and The Plantain host Make America Laugh Again political roast
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Brazil's 24/7 French bistro Paris 6 opening October 24 on Miami Beach
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The Miami Herald recommends Hillary Clinton for president of the United States
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Nearly half of young adults lack retirement savings, pension
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‘The most intense tailgate’: 5,000 pounds of pulled pork
