Site Map | May 2016 | May 27

May 27, 2016

• Megan Fox remembers being an extra in ‘Bad Boys 2’
• Beyond the Classroom: The unbearable lightness… of doing nothing
• Judge orders prison agency to hear whistleblower’s complaints
• What should you read this summer? Stephen King — and more
• Miami man arrested in Bitcoin case challenging prosecution
• What do you recommend?
• Former Miami Beach home of Lenny Kravitz listing for $25 million
• What to do when your boss is sleeping with your coworker
• In polarized Venezuela, opposition leader treads tricky ground: the middle
• Amid ‘slanderous gossip,’ pastor at St. Rose in Miami Shores asked to resign
• Short on HUD funds, Miami-Dade homeless agency looks to reserves
• South Dade teen shot by cop refused to drop weapon, police say
• Ex-UM, Dolphins receiver Perriman moved to Atlanta hospital after stroke
• Gwen Stefani’s tour not exactly selling out
• ‘Heat & Light’ examines fracking and its impact on a town
• North Miami Beach to work with firm to turn guns into baubles
• South Beach residents mull the price of height in two proposed high-rise deals
• Help an iPad find better Internet connection
• Expect OPEC to keep its long view on oil production
• Paul Simon globe-trots on ‘Stranger to Stranger’
• ‘Roots’: History you don’t learn in school
• Vote comes down to Liar vs. Liar
• Sign of Trumpian times: Univision anchor heckled at commencement
• Race for Miami-Dade mayor gets a little more real: Regalado resigns school board seat
• Under new rules, an American couple finally has a word for Haitian child: daughter
• Three journalists held by Colombian guerrillas are handed over
• Teen party at King of Diamonds strip club moved after public pressure
• Miami money-laundering case may define whether Bitcoin is really money
• How to avoid overpaying for your rental car
• US economy showing signs of life after slow start
• Banks making it easier to split the tab
• Video shows young male Florida panther released into Big Cypress Preserve
• Review: SFMoMA’s Expansion Sets a New Standard for Museums
• ICA Miami exhibit features nonverbal artist Susan Te Kahurangi King
• YoungArts alumni to do cutting-edge ‘Carmen’
• Pentagon brass try to clear up their role in female guard controversy
• Workers comp rates could jump in Florida
• Lighthouse Cubans won’t be sent home, for now
• Verizon, unions reach deal in principle for 4-year contract
• From war hero to Don Shula’s right-hand man: The life of Charley Winner
• Magic Leap alleges workers stole its secrets
• Miami Gardens teen killed in early morning shooting
• Almost 100,000 in U.S. now work for Chinese firms
• Miami FC invests in new players, seeks elusive first win against Edmonton
• Nova Southeastern pitcher is key to team’s chances at Division II CWS
• Miami Dolphins LB Jelani Jenkins adds degree of difficulty in Year 4
• On day of giving, Hurricanes express gratitude for Richt’s $1 million pledge
• A Latin American woman for U.N. secretary general?
• Billboard lawsuit against Doral to move forward in June
• Miami rallies past North Carolina State 8-7 in ACC tournament
• FIP champ, new TNA wrestler Caleb Konley on The Roman Show
• Hot stuff celebrities love: Britney Spears’ video game
• Sports on TV: Friday, May 27, 2016
• Keep Tri-Rail on track all the way to downtown Miami
• Gunman breaks into Miami-Dade home, robs and rapes three residents
• Slips and spills: Miami Commission defers decision on marina project protests
• José Daniel Ferrer, the man behind Cuba's largest opposition group
• GOP woos Marco Rubio to run for Senate re-election
• Turmeric: Could it help against Alzheimer’s?
• Feisty Senate candidate Carlos Beruff’s journey from near-ruin to riches
• There’s no fun these days in Florida’s political parties
• Tropical depression forms off Florida heading north
• ‘Normal’ number of storms forecast for 2016 hurricane season
• Student debt is a baby boomer problem, too
• Miami Bachelorette Party Guide
• Donuts and cocktails for Friday's National Donut Day
• Miami Soul Memorial Day Weekend Guide
• A 529 helps ease stress of sending your kid to college
• Miami’s Top 10: Our favorite restaurants reviewed this year