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April 5, 2016

• Beyond the Classroom: Learning math is a changing equation
• Florida mayor intent on traveling from Cuba on a makeshift raft
• Inmate’s death follows officer’s stabbing at troubled Florida prison
• Before he went on lam, Italian fugitive used Miami firms to set up offshore
• County commissioners object to extra scrutiny over Miami money-laundering
• Rapper DMX in Miami, while Melissa McCarthy channels him on TV
• Miami-Dade approves $49 million bailout of Frost Science Museum
• Comeback sputters as Detroit Tigers outlast Miami Marlins 8-7 in 11 innings
• Miami Beach flooding spiked over last decade, UM study finds
• Grand jury launches corruption probe of Opa-locka
• Ex-Uruguayan president Mujica: Ex-Guantánamo detainees behaving badly
• Two teens killed in separate shootings hours apart
• American wants to fly to Havana
• The (im)morality of America’s drone war
• On Opening Day, fans believe Marlins are ready to return to postseason
• Bay Harbor Islands councilwoman dies after battle with cancer
• 2015 AL, NL top hitters face off in 2016 season opener
• Miami Heat gains playoff ground with win over Detroit Pistons
• American advances to GMAC softball final for first time
• Florida Panthers beat Canadiens, clinch first Atlantic Division title
• UF Gators’ Jalen Tabor working to be a complete cornerback
• Top-ranked Nova Southeastern men’s golf wins Buccaneer Invitational
• Another Opening Day in Miami without a mayor to cheer the home team
• Florida deal could finally improve healthcare for poor children
• Pelican with broken wing rescued at Haulover Beach
• Florida green sea turtles no longer endangered, feds say
• A Republican president won’t be able to scrap Obama’s climate rules easily
• Senegal reassures public about ex-Guantánamo detainees
• Horses and riders to compete on Miami Beach in show jumping competition
• Marlins ace Jose Fernandez happy, ready to be home
• Hedge funds dominate Miami-Dade tax lien sales, to critics’ dismay
• Haiti presidential runoff elections headed to another delay
• Miami Hurricanes tackle Trevor Darling enters pretrial diversion program
• Chase branch in Lauderdale Lakes robbed on Tuesday afternoon
• Paul Ryan says he doesn’t want the job, but he sounds pretty presidential
• Local students named STAR students for their achievements
• Bal Harbour Shops enhancement plan
• Money isn’t enough
• Editorial a ‘joke’
• Women’s health
• UM football early-enrollee Shaq Quarterman, other LBs, ‘a blessing’
• Miami Dolphins claim injured corner Ifo Ekpre-Olomu off waivers
• Congrats, Maj. Moss!
• Tricks on Trump
• Praise for Rene Ruiz
• Rescue Babylon
• Classical music on WLRN
• Driver shot by cop wouldn’t stop, say police; no weapon has been produced
• Miami Gardens cop relieved of duty after sexual misconduct allegations
• Travel franchise CruiseOne launches Dream Vacations brand
• Heat’s Josh Richardson named Eastern Conference Rookie of the Month
• Suzanne Somers: I feel great now, but mold almost ruined my life
• Interactive 3D map showcases downtown Miami skyline
• JetBlue ranked second for airline quality; Spirit last
• JetBlue ranked second for airline quality; Spirit last
• Neighbors in Religion: Children help their great-grandmother stay young
• ‘Two-Character Play’ a daring, creative experiment
• Miami police looking for 15-year-old runaway
• Ex-Opa-locka official places second in Ms. Senior Florida pageant
• Cuban youth must choose between professional fulfillment and survival
• Nick Carter talks about arrest in Key West: I’m only human
• Only recycled materials used in FIU graduate’s fashion show
• Traffic Watch: Be prepared to brake for work on turnpike, 836
• Celebrity Cruises announces new CMO, Peter Giorgi
• Brickell area bomb threat shuts down area
• Dolphins coaches ‘handcuffed’ defensive players in 2015, Michael Thomas says
• The Miami River Gets Fancy with The River Yacht Club
• 10 spring-inspired cocktails that will knock your socks off
• 10 spring-inspired cocktails that will knock your socks off
• The Miami River Gets Fancy with The River Yacht Club