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March 16, 2016

• Buying a home isn’t always the best option
• Friends and Neighbors: Pinecrest businesses buy middle school computers
• 3 Miami-Dade teens formally charged in killing of 6-year-old King Carter
• At Vintage Everglades event, history comes alive
• New financial disclosure rules unlikely to slow Miami market
• Work! Rihanna and Drake sure looked like a couple at Miami concert
• Shailene Woodley in Miami: I had a strong ‘passion’ to return for ‘Allegiant’
• County health rankings place Miami-Dade, Broward in top half for Florida
• After losing confirmation fight, Dr. John Armstrong has new health department job
• Senators, do your job, act on Judge Merrick Garland
• Appeals court: Miami Civilian Investigative Panel can investigate police officers
• Judicial nominee
• Youth Fair fun starts with a month of work
• Campaign promises
• Remove Trump
• Trump at the helm
• Marco Rubio supporter
• Fox News debate canceled after Donald Trump pulls out
• Cedric Gervais meeting in Miami for Ultra, Winter Music Conference
• State moves to revoke license of Miami 'butt lift' surgeon accused of medical malpractice
• Baby held up at gunpoint in Miami grocery store robbery
• Traffic alert: Crash in Coconut Grove causing backups
• Florida man wanted ride home — so he stole a meat truck, cops say
• Miami Heat honors Jose Amat III, Jordan Fishman, Alexander Toledo, Alejandro Vargas, Tatiana Wainer
• Gabe Sapolsky, Wale, WWE NXT fans believe Apollo Crews has ‘It’
• FIU baseball falls to Jacksonville 10-5
• Miami Heat’s Hassan Whiteside living large around the rim
• New World Angels names new president
• Marlins’ spring clubhouse wrapped up in March Madness as usual
• Barry Bonds, 51, outslugs Marlins in hitting contest
• Mourning beats Coral Reef in GMAC tennis semifinals
• Former Monsignor Pace standout athletes honored at school
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 17, 2016
• Free agency just the start as Dolphins try to win back trust
• Former Miami-Dade cop gets 366 days behind bars in stolen jewelry case
• Father to 88 kids, pediatrician Michael Geraldi dies at 73
• Miami Dolphins to bring in running back Chris Johnson for a visit
• Dolphins reach deal with former Jaguars defensive end Andre Branch
• This week’s best bet: Fishing offshore of Haulover with live pilchards
• Jussi Jokinen could return Thursday for Panthers against Leafs
• UM vows not to take Buffalo lightly in NCAA Tournament opener
• Miami Beach commission: Put third convention hotel plan on November ballot
• Donald Trump’s Hispanic delusion
• Army judge in Fort Hood shooting spree case gets Guantánamo assignment
• Castro, speech, dissidents, baseball and business to highlight Obama’s Cuba trip
• Cruise lines announce culinary, destination partnerships at Seatrade cruise conference
• Cirque is amazing
• Lead, Sen. Rubio
• Say goodbye to Dania Beach’s Hurricane roller coaster
• Miami sinking fast
• No to real chicks
• Unless you’re a somebody, a vacation in Cuba won’t be a breeze
• Florida law suppresses anti-Israel campaigns
• David Rivera says he’s running for Florida House again
• Police arrest man wanted for Little Havana school burglary
• Small jet makes emergency landing in the Everglades in Broward
• Coral Gables commissioners OK settlement over coffee shop conflict
• Suspects in King Carter killing all had criminal histories
• Florida Gov. Rick Scott endorses Donald Trump
• Miami-Dade police looking for man accused of killing estranged wife
• 'Creative Control' explores the potential of artificial reality (R)
• 'Hello, My Name is Doris' is a comedy about love after 60 (R)
• 8 Ways to Save at the Miami-Dade County Youth Fair
• 'The Divergent Series' sputters in 'Allegiant' (PG-13)
• 'The Wave' takes the disaster-film genre seriously (R)
• 'King Georges' celebrates the culinary arts (unrated)
• 9 things you didn't know about Steve Lieberman of L.A.’s SJ Lighting, the man behind Ultra Music Festival's amazing lighting systems
• 'Rabin, the Last Day' recounts a tragedy in Israel's history (unrated)
• Miami Soul: Charlie Wilson headlines Jazz in the Gardens, Women's Impact Conference celebrates Girl Power
• 'Hello, My Name is Doris' is a comedy about love after 60 (R)
• 8 Ways to Save at the Miami-Dade County Youth Fair
• 'The Wave' takes the disaster-film genre seriously (R)
• 'King Georges' celebrates the culinary arts (unrated)
• 9 things you didn't know about Steve Lieberman of L.A.’s SJ Lighting, the man behind Ultra Music Festival's amazing lighting systems
• 'Rabin, the Last Day' recounts a tragedy in Israel's history (unrated)
• 'Creative Control' explores the potential of artificial reality (R)
• 'The Divergent Series' sputters in 'Allegiant' (PG-13)
• Miami Soul: Charlie Wilson headlines Jazz in the Gardens, Women's Impact Conference celebrates Girl Power
• Savvy South Florida shopping: Where to find deals now
• 2016 financial planning calendar
• Make college affordable by saving early
• To buy or lease your wheels? That depends