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May 13, 2016

• Wallet stolen from Toys R Us shopper, police try to identify the thieves
• Second arrest made in the death of a Miami-Dade corrections officer
• Jeb Bush celebrates his family’s newest U.S. citizen
• How a tourism boom helped residents of a Cuban town become their own bosses
• Cuban exodus
• Traffic accidents
• Reform alimony law
• Trump is the one
• Trump learned a lot from the WWE
• Yes to Ocean Terrace
• Liberty Square redevelopment closer to reality after heated hearing
• Florida Grand Opera performs ‘Don Pasquale’
• Teachers say Miami-Dade has stiffed them $30 million in pay
• Inexpensive garden fun with hypertufa pots
• Hialeah cosmetic surgery clinic has ties to previous deaths, debilitating injuries
• Hurricanes rout Quinnipiac 5-0 to advance to second round of NCAA tennis tournament
• New Keys wasp found, but is it already too late?
• The financial muscle behind Patrick Murphy’s Senate bid: Dad
• Co-living comes to Miami; Roam opens at historic River Inn
• George Katzman, who helped liberate Dachau concentration camp, dies at 96
• Jeb Bush wrong
• Traffic accidents
• Cuba’s mob fantasy
• Trump is the one
• Clinton’s surplus
• Are you ready for a Miami art festival celebrating nudity and eroticism?
• 21 spots to get your champagne bubbly on in Miami
• 8 events not to miss in Miami - June 2016
• Best places to celebrate American Craft Beer Week in Miami
• Rockwell Nightclub Launches Avant Gallery Pop Shoppe on May 20
• Miami’s Best Breweries and Beer Bars
• Hundreds of community leaders celebrate Law Day at Hialeah courthouse
• Hot stuff celebrities love: Beyonce’s new juice (and it’s not lemonade)
• Swedish trio Miike Snow back in the groove
• Mexicans will strike back against Donald Trump
• Miami Heat must win backcourt battle against Raptors to win Game 6
• Panthers continue making changes, fire assistant coach John Madden
• Funk meets folklore: FlamenGO series returns to Miami’s Centro Cultural Español
• Tannehills’ Lauderdale home sells at asking price within a month
• Mystery solved: Herald readers shed light on century-old American grave in Colombian town
• Ex-law student to be sentenced in Molly ring headed by Miami bodybuilders
• Realtors face legal challenges over websites
• Foreign girls lured by yoga jobs wound up sex slaves on Miami Beach, indictment charges
• Miami commissioners give selves millions to spend on grants, capital projects
• Genting’s frivolous lawsuit against Miami-Dade to force casino smacks of desperation
• Miami Marlins’ Martin Prado is all about team success
• Blockbuster director Brett Ratner: I’m such a Miami guy
• Son of Miami lobbyist gets break, is sentenced to only 30 months in prison for Molly dealing
• Debbie Wasserman Schultz challenger Tim Canova raises $1 million
• Lifelong friends Mateo and Gomez lead Nova Southeastern baseball to South Regional
• Did Jeb Bush make a binding pledge to back Donald Trump?
• Jean Nouvel’s ‘reflection machine’
• Transgender student rights must be protected, White House tells school districts
• Canadian trucking company sets up U.S. headquarters in Miami
• Louise Erdrich examines tragedy, sacrifice, redemption in ‘LaRose’
• What do you recommend?
• Dolphins planning to sign veteran defensive end Jason Jones
• Local police, fire departments jump on ‘Running Man’ meme
• No apology necessary; Hiroshima was a casualty of war
• University of Miami informs football recruits on plans to build an indoor practice facility
• Two Miami-Dade county employees accused of stealing money intended for the poor
• Can Carlos Curbelo survive in Donald Trump’s GOP?
• Police seek missing Hollywood man
• Be honored for academics, sportsmanship at Miami Marlins game
• Venezuela loses fresh attempt to gag website in U.S. courts
• Newly single Drew Barrymore hangs out with ex’s family in Florida
• Sports on TV: Friday, May 13, 2016
• Retail report: Will stores be swamped by changing habits?
• Florida’s growth of ‘dark money’ political groups follows national trend
• The $6 million facelift: Florida Senate chamber gets new look
• Cuba’s oldest beer, La Tropical, brought back to life in Miami
• Man hiding from police in canal loses arm to alligator