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March 10, 2016

• Plan to regulate Uber, Lyft all but dead in Florida Legislature
• Rubio persuades Everglades foe in Senate to back key project
• Former Champagnat principal marvels at success of UM’s Tonye Jekiri
• Miami Heat’s Chris Bosh states he wants to play again this season
• Miami Heat rookie Josh Richardson’s anonymity a thing of the past
• Beach Buzz: Star-studded event raises money to help cure paralysis
• Florida reports six new cases of Zika virus, including three in Miami-Dade
• Black in Time: Ruth Shack and Ruth Braddock continue their good work
• Zac Efron works it out in Miami Beach
• At Tampa campaign stop, Hillary Clinton takes aim at Gov. Rick Scott
• Political standoff threatens to delay Haiti presidential elections
• Non-answer about Muslims was pure Gov. Scott
• ‘Underwater’ mortgages decline in South Florida, Zillow says
• Comic book series ‘Bibi and Friends’ documents Miami Beach history
• Bernie Sanders wants normal U.S.-Cuba relations but is fuzzy on details
• Legislature shrinks Miami-Dade’s highway board
• Florida Surgeon General John Armstrong to lose his job
• The West remains silent as Turkey clamps down on citizens’ freedoms
• Former North Miami MoCA director files federal lawsuit against city
• Ex-Doral Police aide to plead guilty in towing-bribery racket
• Federal cuts for Florida healthcare mean hospitals — including Jackson Memorial — could lose millions
• Complaint against North Miami Beach councilman dismissed
• Opa-locka defers giving pay raises to manager, clerk and city employees
• Unknown buyer makes offer for South Miami City Hall property
• Friends and Neighbors: Family of girl killed by drunk driver works with MADD
• Three veterans set to visit Miami Dolphins as free agency continues
• Sporting tattoos for Sanders, wigs for Clinton — crowd loves debate
• Gators coach McElwain pleased with QB Luke Del Rio’s command
• What CEOs would tell Florida lawmakers in one sentence
• Heat stymied by Bucks again as five-game win streak ends
• Enjoy film festival
• Enjoy film festival
• Immature candidates
• Beach Convention hotel a good deal
• Miami Dolphins revamp underachieving defense in free agency
• Let’s imagine Donald Trump’s GOP acceptance speech
• UM basketball gets rematch with Virginia Tech in ACC tourney opener
• Congress must help Puerto Rico by restructuring its debt burden
• North Beach growth
• Schools budget
• Reverse votes?
• Marine pollution
• Gay weddings
• Late-inning runs lift Archbishop Carroll baseball over Marathon
• Shoutout to Cuba, climate change in Clinton-Sanders Miami debate
• Shacking up in Florida may soon be legal
• Jerry Bruckheimer scouting Miami locations for ‘Bad Boys 3’
• Weekly planter: In subtropical climate, ebony eranthemum grows year-round
• Contentious Miami Democratic debate features distinct Hispanic flavor
• Dolphins spending less but adding more character concerns
• Play a lot of poker and you get to play more poker
• Orchestras set for next Masterworks Season at Arsht
• FBI agents blow lid off Opa-locka City Hall corruption probe
• FBI agents raid Opa-locka City Hall in public corruption probe
• HeyCuba Hackathon aids to expand Internet access on island
• Case dropped vs. UM player, teammate also likely to be cleared after Miami Beach arrest
• Dolphins’ Alonso: Dion Jordan to return with ‘chip on his shoulder’
• Deadly violence against kids spurs new Miami gun buyback ‘to make a difference’
• Running back C.J. Anderson signs offer sheet with Miami Dolphins
• GOP debate at University of Miami: Fact-checking the candidates
• FIU board is expected to address recent controversies
• A.J. Ramos closer to getting into spring training action with Miami Marlins
• Yellowstone bison sent to slaughter as park trims herd
• This week’s best bet: Dolphin fishing offshore of Haulover Inlet
• U.S. women’s soccer beats Germany 2-1 in SheBelieves Cup final
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 10, 2016
• Coral Gables estate divided to open up options for buyers
• Miami-Dade draws up plans to keep kids safe from gun violence
• Lawmakers set aside millions for local projects out of public eye
• Ponies escape, roam loose next to Florida’s Turnpike near Miramar
• Fact-checking the Democratic debate in Miami
• Police: Serial butt-grabber arrested in Coral Gables
• Can sex predators be banned from a Keys marina?
• What’s that smell? Pet pig is a stinker, next-door neighbor says
• Man runs from Keys cops and leaves his small child in truck
• In ‘The Brothers Grimsby,’ long-lost siblings reunite
• Keys deputy charged with soliciting money from inmate
• In ‘10 Cloverfield Lane,’ better the monster you know
• Win a chance to party like a headliner during Miami Music Week
• 7 Places to Party like the Irish on St. Patrick's Day in Miami
• Hold on to Your Bagpipes: 7 Reasons Why Miami Rocks St. Paddy’s Day
• A journey into the jungle in 'Embrace of the Serpent' (unrated)
• Plant Food and Wine opens in Wynwood with upscale vegan and raw dishes
• Waiting out the apocalypse in '10 Cloverfield Lane' (PG-13)
• 'The Brothers Grimsby' is rude, low-brow fun (R)
• Overture to Overtown Annual Jazz Festival
• Win a chance to party like a headliner during Miami Music Week
• 7 Places to Party like the Irish on St. Patrick's Day in Miami
• Hold on to Your Bagpipes: 7 Reasons Why Miami Rocks St. Paddy’s Day
• Waiting out the apocalypse in '10 Cloverfield Lane' (PG-13)
• A journey into the jungle in 'Embrace of the Serpent' (unrated)
• Overture to Overtown Annual Jazz Festival
• Plant Food and Wine opens in Wynwood with upscale vegan and raw dishes
• 'The Brothers Grimsby' is rude, low-brow fun (R)
• Text messages by local officials muddy public-records law