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October 13, 2017

• Duo goes on robbery spree in Hollywood. Cops hope video will help find the culprits.
• Wine expert: It’s OK to drink cheap wine. Us: OK, if you insist
• Work on your mindfulness this weekend at OM festival
• Luis Fonsi was going to perform at the new House of Horror music festival. Now it’s canceled.
• From Miami Broward Carnival: Our favorite things about being Caribbean
• Bitter Truth heads to Miami Beach. But good luck finding it.
• Major Lazer wants to help hurricane relief efforts, so they are throwing a party in Miami.
• Pastry chef Hedy Goldsmith returns to Mignonette to eat dessert first
• Yes, tax reform must happen now
• Her skydiving parachute was tampered with. Now her husband faces attempted murder charges
• Aquinas girls are perfect on way to BCAA Cross Country title
• Global Wrestling Network launches free on Pluto TV
• North Miami holds off Krop to remain unbeaten in district play
• Sports on TV: Friday, Oct. 13, 2017
• WWE NXT Superstar Johnny Gargano ready for West Palm Beach
• Northwestern defense backs up lofty boast by shutting down Carol City
• New Japan Pro Wrestling G1 Climax 27 Tournament on AXS TV
• Who stabbed Ollie? There’s a reward for info on who shoved pit bull in a suitcase.
• Eduoard Duval-Carrié’s dreamy duality reveals a dark and somber tale
• Amidst growing tensions with the U.S., Cuba gets cozier with Russia
• Nation’s leading goal scorer helping FIU men’s soccer remain unbeaten
• Miami lawmaker questioned in criminal investigation over residency
• Pitbull to open restaurant and cocktail bar called iLov305 on Ocean Drive — ¡Dale!
• Two ways to look at FIU’s first half ahead of Tulane game
• ‘Big Daddy’ leading Florida’s defensive line into conference game against Texas A&M
• Burger King settles a lawsuit over how much a Buy One, Get One Free deal should cost
• Study says you have to be a workaholic to afford a home in Miami
• Irma closed the Miami airport for 3 days. Shops want a year of rent breaks to recover.
• Police confused his Krispy Kreme crumbs for meth. They paid him $37,500 after he sued