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April 15, 2016

• Miami Soul weekend guide: Big Night in Little Haiti Finale, The Jam Day Party, Rakim live and more
• What if 'Game of Thrones' took place in Florida?
• 7 things to do with your kids in the Florida Keys
• 5 Reasons to go to Wynwood Life
• 14 Amazing, Vegetarian-Friendly Restaurants in Miami
• U.S. declares exile activist Ramón Saúl Sánchez persona non grata
• 7 things to do with your kids in the Florida Keys
• In Lincoln Center debut, Miami City Ballet wows New York arts crowd
• Jorge Pérez — building a cultural legacy
• Putting on a really big show in ‘The First Monday in May’ (PG-13)
• New open enrollment law not likely to have drastic effect on South Florida, superintendents say
• Scott signs Florida law ending for-profit college loophole
• Unemployment down in Miami-Dade, steady in Broward
• Miami Hurricanes spring game on tap for Saturday at Lockhart Stadium
• Free tuition? Bernie, what are you smoking?
• Senator Marco Rubio is back at work. Latinos, duck!
• Stellar career of Miami Hurricanes’ Stephanie Wagner coming to a close
• Mothers unite for bike-a-thon Saturday to end gun violence in South Dade
• Rising star on ‘Little Big Shots’ with Steve Harvey
• Officer who co-founded mentoring organization accused of molesting children
• Jacksonville Rep. Reggie Fullwood indicted on federal charges, accused of embezzling campaign money
• Kerry’s warning to Haiti: Patience is wearing thin on delayed elections
• Hot stuff celebrities love: Alessandra Ambrosio’s body art
• Miami-Dade leaders to tackle condominium fraud in Tallahassee
• Heat’s Whiteside hopes NBA protects him from ‘bush league’ fouls
• Political pressure mounts against Carnival over Cuba trip
• Mental health, addiction overhaul signed by Gov. Rick Scott
• Ex-Sabado Gigante actor found guilty in child porn case
• Heat coach Spoelstra to get married July 1
• Bach Society, UM to perform ‘St. John Passion’
• Patrick Murphy says Florida payday law one of ‘strongest’ but experts dispute that
• Former Miami-Dade cop, others imprisoned in ‘pirate’ towing scam
• Robbery ends with shots fired, two men on loose in Pembroke Pines
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• Miami-Dade flooding to increase as engineers start identifying miles of risky U.S. coast
• Amigos for Kids turns 25 while working to prevent child abuse, neglect
• Sports on TV: Friday, April 15, 2016
• Fact-checking the Democratic debate in New York
• Miami’s Berkowitz and other Fannie, Freddie investors fight to undo U.S. ‘net worth sweep’
• Over 30 dogs rescued from burning Dania Beach home
• UFC Fight Night on FOX in Tampa features ATT’s Ponzinibbio
• No say on Cuba
• Florida Panthers drop series opener to the New York Islanders
• John Kerry urges Miami college students to embrace diversity
• Coral Gables commission advances plans for city charter changes
• Missing Cooper City teen found safe
• Five ways to tell if you should see ‘Dirty Dancing’ at Broward Center
• Investor, entrepreneur groups announce contest for Cuban entrepreneurs
• Miami author bakes her way through life
• Cameras catch Rolex robber moments before theft in Gables
• Magic Leap puts Florida’s VC funding on the map — for one quarter, at least
• Panthers' blown-lead Game 1 loss to Islanders heaps early pressure on Cats
• Miami congressional candidate says Carnival shouldn't cooperate with Cuban 'discrimination'
• Southwest beats Lourdes in district softball final
• Coconut Creek cop charged with inappropriately touching two boys
• Back in business and tackling politics in ‘Barbershop: The Next Cut’ (PG-13)
• Panthers’ Rocco Grimaldi seizing unlikely playoff shot
• Wrestling show to benefit victims of San Bernardino shootings
• Campaign 2016 changes the politics of religion
• Miami Beach rejects discrimination against Cuban Americans, LGBT
• Sagemont repeats at state tennis; Jaworski, Culbertson win singles
• Goleman wins first GMAC baseball championship since 2003
• Man dies in pickup truck roller on U.S. 27 in Weston
• Wrestling show to benefit victims of San Bernardino shootings
• The Zika virus is worse than we thought
• How Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff got herself into the impeachment mess
• Fund not for SkyRise
• Perplexing Cuba ban
• Sanders’ supporters
• Ignoring voters
• Solutions to youth violence
• Soaring property insurance rates
• Veto alimony bill
• Inspect our cars
• Miami Soul weekend guide: Big Night in Little Haiti Finale, The Jam Day Party, Rakim live and more
• What if 'Game of Thrones' took place in Florida?
• 5 Reasons to go to Wynwood Life
• Miami-Dade student project: Saving themselves, other kids from gun violence
• Gov. Rick Scott vetoes alimony bill, cites potential harm to children
• The Zika virus is worse than we thought
• Ex ‘Glee’ star Darren Criss: I’d love to work with Steven Spielberg
• Navy health teams still analyzing Guantánamo’s Camp Justice
• Fifty-five years later, Bay of Pigs invasion vets are deserving of relief
• Already rich, Miami art dealer Gary Nader wants what’s next: a museum
• Early forecast predicts stronger hurricane season in 2016
• Cuba’s Communist Party meets at critical time for the country
• Miami Marlins’ Mike Dunn getting extra rest to avoid further setbacks
• Sports on TV: Saturday, April 16, 2016
• Concrete beam falls off crane, injuring two workers at Miami Dade College West
• Three rescued in plane crash off Haulover Beach
• Herbert Baumgard, founding rabbi of Temple Beth Am, dies at 95
• A Mexican bureaucrat and his family’s $8.2 million Miami condo spending spree
• New Zika infection in Miami-Dade raises statewide total to 88
• Chris Bosh has a message for Heat players: Don’t take playoffs for granted
• Miami Dolphins face daunting stretch to open 2016 season
• Usher, Smokey Robinson among those heading to Cuba for cultural diplomacy
• Florida Panthers fans are expecting playoff success
• 14 Amazing, Vegetarian-Friendly Restaurants in Miami
• Don’t blow your money on baby gear; invest in college instead
• Tax relief: Returns due Monday
• Worker dies in tiger attack at Palm Beach Zoo, officials say
• Investors hope Yahoo’s sale puts check in the mail