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April 12, 2016

• 6 New Hotels We Cannot Wait to Open in Miami {+ 1 in the Caribbean}
• 7 reasons to cheer for the Miami Heat in the playoffs
• Inside downtown Miami's new boutique Beaux-Arts beauty, The Langford Hotel
• 2016 Great Park Summit showcases strategies for parks in Miami-Dade on Friday
• 7 Things To Know As You Jump on the Florida Panthers Bandwagon
• 9 Reasons To Be Excited To See Bob Saget Perform in South Florida
• Ms. Cheezious comes to Coral Gables
• First Look: Glass & Vine brings new energy to Coconut Grove
• 6 Can't Miss Shops on Lincoln Road, Miami Beach
• Dog got into my Lipitor: Is he in danger?
• Central American countries meet to resolve new Cuban migration wave
• Dade police seek man who tried to abduct girl, 11
• Fort Lauderdale police investigating officer-involved shooting
• Brawl at the bar: Stabbing, shooting leaves 1 dead, other bloodied
• Kitten rescued from a wall in a Deerfield Beach home
• Grass fire in Miramar burns about five acres
• Beyond the Classroom: In search of food in today’s school cafeterias
• FBI releases photos from Fort Lauderdale bank robbery
• A look at the top sources of campaign cash in Miami-Dade races
• Longtime lobbyist Bob Levy, 67, leaves legacy of ‘Levites’ in Florida politics
• Miami Hurricanes coordinator Manny Diaz praises D-line, rails on DBs
• Protesters decry discriminatory Cuban cruise policy
• Myanmar balloon rides give a bird’s-eye view of ancient temples
• Sheraton Dania to close in June to transform to Le Meridien brand
• Miami state Senate campaign already most expensive
• FIU wants $150 million engineering center instead of Youth Fair
• As Carnival spins on discrimination against Cuban-Americans, Norwegian’s example shines
• Bill Clinton’s bad response about his old bad law
• Supporters, opponents of alimony law changes clash at Capitol
• Hundreds of baby dolphin deaths tied to BP’s Gulf oil spill
• Singer Tori Kelly has so moved on from Grammys-Taylor Swift shade incident
• Citing health concerns, Marine general bans war court defense staff from living at Guantánamo’s Camp Justice
• Fight at parade averted
• LGBT rights
• Trump’s answer
• Dysfunctional talk
• Bal Harbor Shops’ expansion
• Doc Severinsen delivers
• Faithful companions
• Rents across Miami-Dade, Broward skyrocket
• Gov. Rick Scott scores a zero on the empathy meter
• Florida Panthers’ ownership key to run of success
• Stop stalling on Haiti’s presidential election
• Cuba controversy sparks political fracas in Miami Beach
• Dorell Wright reunited with Dwyane Wade, Miami Heat
• Venezuela is on the fast track to smash-up
• Longtime lobbyist Bob Levy, 67, leaves legacy of ‘Levites’ in Florida politics
• Miami Marlins reliever Mike Dunn has setback in rehabilitation
• Homestead student presents on biochemistry during national conference
• Miami-Dade kids campaign for more recess with adorable drawings
• Money runs out, Friday to be final ‘Big Night in Little Haiti’
• JetBlue’s ‘Mint’ service coming to Fort Lauderdale next year
• Doral’s first mayor announces campaign against incumbent
• Miami Gardens hosting events to inspire peace in community
• National Water Dance program Saturday at Deering Estate in Miami-Dade
• Miami man guilty of savage 1990 murder of Miami mother
• New class of recruits enters WWE Performance Center
• U.S. 1 reopened after predawn accident
• WWE superstar John Cena on “Larry King Now” on Ora TV
• Socialite Tinsley Mortimer’s wild night in Palm Beach
• Miami Marlins score early, often in rout of New York Mets
• Emotions run high on idea of Cuban consulate in Miami Beach
• AngelSummit Americas to bring together investors in Miami
• Online used-car retailer Carvana expanding to Miami
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, April 12, 2016
• Westland upsets South Dade; Morrill steps down at Gibbons
• Residents will see a new Liberty City rise
• Hassan Whiteside’s move to the starting lineup leaves Miami Heat rotations in flux
• State could help more sick, poor, but won’t
• Boat Show succeeds in new Miami home
• Cruising to Cuba
• Cypress Bay, Gulliver advance at state tennis
• $1,199 sounds good on April 15
• Why price paid for ex-judge’s Miami condo wasn’t publicly disclosed
• Aventura supports iPrep High being built on Highland Oaks vacant land
• 7 reasons to cheer for the Miami Heat in the playoffs
• Inside downtown Miami's new boutique Beaux-Arts beauty, The Langford Hotel
• 7 Things To Know As You Jump on the Florida Panthers Bandwagon
• 6 New Hotels We Cannot Wait to Open in Miami {+ 1 in the Caribbean}
• 9 Reasons To Be Excited To See Bob Saget Perform in South Florida
• First Look: Glass & Vine brings new energy to Coconut Grove
• 2016 Great Park Summit showcases strategies for parks in Miami-Dade on Friday
• Ms. Cheezious comes to Coral Gables
• 6 Can't Miss Shops on Lincoln Road, Miami Beach
• Miami, Palm Beach groups among Knight Cities Challenge winners
• A revival: Morningside Historic Home Tour to be held Sunday
• 3 suspected gang members arrested in slaying of Miami Gardens student
• 7-Day Menu Planner for week of April 17
• Traffic stops in Miami-Dade expose probable migrant smuggling networks