Site Map | March 2016 | March 17

March 17, 2016

• Youth Fair takes look back as it celebrates 65th anniversary
• Actor Kevin Spacey expected to attend Florida Panthers game
• Car fire clogging afternoon turnpike traffic
• Fairchild’s tropical garden column: The trouble with date palms
• Heat rookies drawing praise and — thankfully — not much haze
• Colombia hit by national strike
• Chris Bosh and wife Adrienne announce birth of twins
• Dolphins willing to give Dion Jordan another chance — if he wants it
• Chris Johnson re-signs with Cardinals after visiting Dolphins
• Miami electronica duo have cool Bedside manner
• Off-Broadway has a winner in Shakespeare-based ‘Dancin’ (from the archives)
• Donald Trump’s plans to shake up corporate America may not be so easy
• Friends and Neighbors: In week before Easter, have peace in your heart
• FIU baseball falls to Jacksonville 10-5
• Miami Heat’s Hassan Whiteside living large around the rim
• Mourning beats Coral Reef in GMAC tennis semifinals
• Former Monsignor Pace standout athletes honored at school
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 17, 2016
• Stocks jump, Dow now positive for the year
• Feds file antitrust suit to block California newspaper sale
• 26 South Florida banks earn 5 stars in Bauer ratings
• Depleted Florida Gators striving to stay elite on defense
• New UM defensive scheme to reveal who ‘is good enough to be here’
• Judge acquits Miami man accused of dealing pot
• Florida bears need federal protection, conservationists say
• Conquering homelessness is a shared responsibility
• University of Miami Hospital chief to lead Jackson Memorial in April
• Jussi Jokinen could return Thursday for Panthers against Leafs
• UM vows not to take Buffalo lightly in NCAA Tournament opener
• Numbers don’t lie: Silicon Valley still has diversity problem
• Doral to experiment with reversible lanes to tackle traffic
• South Miami reveals identity of potential buyer for City Hall
• Fast-healing Roger Federer will play in the Miami Open
• South Miami Middle School club, police partake in Step Up Shoe Drive
• 2 in custody after Opa-locka shooting
• Castro, speech, dissidents, baseball and business to highlight Obama’s Cuba trip
• When will President Obama demand concessions from Cuba?
• Mater Academy courting Shakey Rodriguez to take over program
• Bowe Bergdahl explains his reasoning in newly released documents
• More traffic expected in Doral until Monday due to repair work
• Cirque is amazing
• Lead, Sen. Rubio
• Say goodbye to Dania Beach’s Hurricane roller coaster
• Miami sinking fast
• No to real chicks
• CEOs: The next U.S. president and South Florida’s economy
• Palmetto, Miami Beach go distance to win GMAC tennis titles
• Surfside reelects Mayor Daniel Dietch, two commissioners
• Florida lawmakers opt not to change how after-school programs are funded
• U.N. demands Haiti put delayed presidential elections back on track
• Edwin Jackson resumes quest to join Marlins rotation
• Expect a warm start to Ultra Music Festival, rain likely later in weekend
• South Florida has pythons by the ton, literally
• David Rivera says he’s running for Florida House again
• On eve of Ultra Music Festival, the dance-music craze is slowing down
• Miami-Dade police: Man arrested for killing his estranged wife
• 7 tips for surviving the Ultra Music Festival
• Police arrest man wanted for Little Havana school burglary
• Small jet makes emergency landing in the Everglades in Broward
• Video released of armed robbery at NE Miami-Dade car parts store
• Performer at school pep rally catches fire
• Steve Harvey helps South Florida teens live the Disney Dream
• Traffic alert: Detours, tie-ups for Ultra Music Festival
• What’s next for gambling in Florida: Courts call the shots
• Miami Soul Pre-Jazz Weekend Guide: Cigars & Stilettos party, Jazz Festival Brunch, Social with the Nupes
• '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)
• Arte en Miami: lo que no debes perderte esta semana
• Lo mejor del cine alternativo para el fin de semana del 18 de marzo
• Ultra Music Festival is this weekend — Here’s a history lesson
• Miami Soul Pre-Jazz Weekend Guide: Cigars & Stilettos party, Jazz Festival Brunch, Social with the Nupes
• '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)