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March 2, 2016

• 8 Cuban migrants land in Keys, ‘free’ to stay
• 9 ways Dave Barry and Carl Hiaasen would change the presidential race
• Andres Oppenheimer: Bolivia’s scandal goes beyond sex
• U.S. airlines in race for commercial service to Cuba
• Community must help in solving crimes
• Computer language
• Try normalization
• Presidential job
• Liberty City havens
• Marco Rubio’s descent
• Sidewalk bikes
• Trump’s motto?
• Hall of Famer Ryan
• Divisive Oscars
• Heat shoots franchise-best 67.5 percent to dispatch Bulls 129-111
• UM freshman pitcher overcomes awe, has solid outing in exhibition vs. Marlins
• Feds clear Key West police in tourist's in-custody death, say no civil rights violated
• Flamenco Festival Miami encompasses tradition and revolution
• In Palm Beach, Donald Trump claims victory, mocks Marco Rubio
• With ACC on the line, Miami Hurricanes face Notre Dame
• FBI makes another Miami arrest in N.C. gold heist case
• E-commerce fraudsters target South Florida
• Minor setback for Heat as former guard Beno Udrih clears waivers
• Gov. Rick Scott has no regrets over legislative showdown in Florida
• Dwyane Wade says morning workout with LeBron James ‘not odd’
• South Dade wrestling is Miami-Dade County’s team of the week
• Attendance up as Honda extends Classic sponsorship for five years
• ‘Lucha Underground’ available on iTunes
• UM coach Katie Meier confident ahead of Thursday ACC tourney opener
• Live updates: Clinton, Rubio and Trump in South Florida for Super Tuesday
• Angelico of AAA, ‘Lucha Underground’ on The Roman Show
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, March 2, 2016
• Donald Trump’s hostile takeover of the Republican Party
• Broward teams of the week: Dillard, Coral Springs, Ely boys’ basketball
• Brain Buster Pro Wrestling in South Florida in May
• What Chris Rock forgot to say at the Oscars
• Stopping teen shootings is a community-wide responsibility
• Cake Boss’ sweet gesture
• Cover model Shanina Shaik: I was bullied
• In Miami, surging Hillary Clinton talks of ‘breaking down barriers’
• Five classic film noir crime stories released on Blu-ray
• Jaromir Jagr scores winner, Reilly Smith nets two as Panthers top Winnipeg
• McCarthy High School boys rally for 4-3 tennis win over Coral Springs Charter
• WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross interview, New Japan Pro Wrestling on March 4 on AXS TV
• Spanish singer David Bisbal gives intimate concert
• Cops: Florida man attacks woman with 4-legged cane while shouting Hitler slogans
• Joe Johnson wants to stay with Miami Heat beyond this season
• Steve Guttenberg back in action in Miami
• Florida Supreme Court halts scheduled execution as uncertainty clouds death penalty
• New renderings show Miami Beach convention center hotel in context of neighborhood
• Miami Congressman Carlos Curbelo asks for federal funding to fight gun violence
• Miami hosts national Global Student Entrepreneur Awards
• Miami Stories: Couple retires to same Beach apartment his parents lived in
• Man riding scooter shot dead
• Crime Watch: A salute to all the women who’ve made a difference in our lives
• Receiver Christion Jones again signs with Miami Dolphins
• Man claims school official showed him how to falsify scholarship application
• The 33rd Miami International Film Festival spotlights women filmmakers and Miami
• 6 free and cheap things to do in Miami this weekend – March 4-6
• Exclusive: Miami.com Experience Dinner at Pisco y Nazca on March 16
• Quality Meats Miami Beach celebrates first year with free cake in shape of a steak for all diners
• The List: 10 Best South Florida Bites with 3030 Ocean’s Adrienne Grenier
• Five Reasons to go see 'Kinky Boots' at the Broward Center
• Peace Love World Collaborates with Whole Foods for Fresh Designs
• 7 signs Spring Break has arrived in Miami
• 6 free and cheap things to do in Miami this weekend – March 4-6
• Peace Love World Collaborates with Whole Foods for Fresh Designs
• 7 signs Spring Break has arrived in Miami
• Exclusive: Miami.com Experience Dinner at Pisco y Nazca on March 16
• The List: 10 Best South Florida Bites with 3030 Ocean’s Adrienne Grenier
• Five Reasons to go see 'Kinky Boots' at the Broward Center
• Quality Meats Miami Beach celebrates first year with free cake in shape of a steak for all diners
• The 33rd Miami International Film Festival spotlights women filmmakers and Miami
• Florida agency agrees to pay victim of horrific child abuse case - but Legislature balks