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February 5, 2016

• Miami Herald series License to Launder wins McClatchy award
• 15-year-old on bicycle shot in Miami’s Model City
• Jorge Labarga to serve rare 2nd term as chief justice of Florida Supreme Court
• Jeb Bush’s fate in New Hampshire is tied to Marco Rubio’s — and they both know it
• Pisco y Nazca brings Peruvian to the 'burbs
• Miami Soul 2016 Black History Month events and celebrations around South Florida
• Quieter, smaller Guantánamo as debate rages on prison’s fate
• Cuban colonel meets in Miami with U.S. officials
• Fabiola Santiago: What do you call a Donald sandwiched between two Cuban guys?
• Carl Hiaasen: When the applause dies for Jeb Bush
• Allapattah man fatally shot in front of home
• Chilly Super Bowl weekend ahead for South Florida
• Greg Cote: Kid Shula vs. Son of Bum could be faceoff that decides Super Bowl 50
• Bay Link project connecting Beach to mainland takes major step forward
• Dade County tennis preview: Rising, young talent fuels top teams
• Super Bowl halftime show
• Coast Guard to hold exercise at base off MacArthur Causeway
• Miami-Dade joins effort to block Duran Duran concert
• Rob Lowe: Father first
• Silver Airways resumes flights to Nassau, Bahamas
• What’s behind innovation? It’s the people
• Federal agents disrupt cocaine distribution ring in South Florida
• Agents uncover possible heroin-trafficking ring with Miami-NY links
• With Oscar nod, Colombia’s cinema takes a turn in the spotlight
• Library Media specialists
• Women’s rights
• Taxis vs. Uber
• Grow our economy
• David Beckham’s soccer stadium
• Illegal immigration
• American Heritage girls soccer team wins fourth straight state title
• Thursday’s debate
• Our Gables block party
• Life in prison for South Miami’s Facebook killer
• Dave Barry: Tinkling on Iowa: It’s the New Hampshire primaries!
• Surgeon general: 14 Zika cases in Florida, all travel related
• Miami Mini Maker Faire returning with ‘Music Makers Showcase’
• Emergency response program launches in Miami-Dade middle school
• UM coach Mark Richt will call plays as Thomas Brown installs offense
• Royal Caribbean to stop offering last-minute deals
• Miami felon on probation gets popped after posting gun range video
• Gateway City/Who’s Here: DGD group — logistics services provider — keeps growing in Doral
• Brickell Bank pays $1 million to settle federal anti-money laundering charges
• South Miami commission recognizes climate change, mosquito virus
• What do you recommend?
• Review: ‘Dancing in the Baron’s Shadow’ by Fabienne Josaphat
• Sentencing on Friday for Miami’s Facebook killer
• In the garden: Why won’t my tree fruit?
• Sports on TV: Friday, Feb. 5, 2016
• Scott Fishman joins Alan Wojcik on Kayfabe Wrestling Radio
• Kevin Spacey participates in video promo for Florida Panthers
• Team boxing event Friday
• Florida Panthers continue offensive onslaught against Detroit Red Wings
• Miami Heat’s Chris Bosh to compete in Three-Point Contest
• Diversity in Hollywood starts at the top
• North Miami Beach passes resolution not to do business with companies that blacklist
• South Florida high school sports scores: Monday, Feb. 2, 2016
• South Florida high school sports scores: Monday, Feb. 3, 2016
• South Florida high school sports scores: Monday, Feb. 1, 2016
• This time, put your foot down, Mr. Obama
• Outrageous attorney fees
• Explain focus on STEM
• Put Constitution first
• Kill fracking bills
• Bad bill for tourism
• Unwanted babies
• Spreading wealth?
• Caretakers suffer
• Unit owners battle condo board members for leasing their private pool to YMCA
• A great time for Mike Piazza at watch party
• Miami Hurricanes set spring football game for April 16 at Lockhart Stadium
• Vincent Trocheck is latest Florida Panthers young player to emerge
• Two fired for breach of hospital record of NFL player Jason Pierre-Paul’s finger amputation
• As consumer outrage grows, Florida Legislature refuses to cap rental car toll charges
• Florida’s funding for after-school, mentoring programs could change
• Edwin Pope: Super Bowls in Miami have brought drama, suspense and (almost always) great weather
• Stunned St. Thomas Aquinas falls 1-0 to Viera in girls’ soccer semifinal
• Defending Allianz champ Paul Goydos won’t rest on his laurels
• Cell phone video shows moments after cop car hit child crossing street
• Fort Lauderdale counters Dominique Green’s 50-point game to beat Palm Beach Lakes 106-101 in OT
• Fact-checking the Democratic debate in New Hampshire
• Pisco y Nazca brings Peruvian to the 'burbs
• Miami Soul 2016 Black History Month events and celebrations around South Florida