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December 27, 2017

• Trump, two hurricanes, tourism and technology — the biggest business stories of 2017
• The tooth grew back: Teen beats felony charge after punching a classmate in the face
• Cutler’s open to playing in 2018 — but he wants to start. What that means for Dolphins
• Interviews with Hurricane Helms, LAX, TNT in South Florida
• The Miami Hurricanes have made their decision on the future of the turnover chain
• Two suspects, two counties and $600 worth of gift cards from Publix
• The best and worst of South Florida sports in 2017
• 2017 was stormy and wet in Miami. It could also be the hottest year on record.
• He nearly died three times. Now 5, blind and paralyzed toddler needs bigger bed
• Subject barricaded in North Miami-Dade east of Interstate 95, police say
• Miami Herald columnist Greg Cote wins Edwin Pope Orange Bowl Vanguard Media Award
• The Miami Dolphins’ Ndamukong Suh gets some consolation after Pro Bowl snub
• Miami Dolphins make a decision on their starting quarterback, make four roster moves
• Miami police searching for suspects who robbed a student at gunpoint
• This former Miami Hurricanes star is back on an NFL roster — for at least one week
• Ready to get fit? Miami Marathon and Half Marathon gets title sponsor to help you do it
• Children’s Trust has changed families’ lives for the better
• The Dolphins had a golden opportunity and they blew it. Now an ‘awful’ offseason looms
• Here’s a first look at the new Miami Heat jerseys that pay tribute to their old home
• Teen brothers have spent nearly a decade helping the homeless
• Happy New Year and stay safe from stray bullets, drunk drivers and thieves
• Adam Gase – once compared to a young Don Shula – must avoid Tony Sparano’s career arc
• Five people, including a boy, 17, shot in Northwest Miami-Dade
• How to live your best life in 2018, according to Walter Mercado
• The Dolphins need to learn these lessons from this disappointing season
• Bloody two weeks leave 5 dead, 6 injured from gunfire in Northwest Miami-Dade
• Playing video games too often could be a mental health disorder, group says
• The Hurricanes are back in the Orange Bowl, where the swagger was born 34 years ago
• After cruise line gripe, Miami-Dade scraps terminal bids – and $19 million in savings
• Trump’s pitiably wrong on Haitians and AIDS. Here are the facts.
• U.S. has many options to tame North Korea. Nuclear war shouldn’t be one of them.
• TPS has three words, only one is “temporary”
• Trump’s executive order should have world’s worst crooks, killers running scared
• Impact Wrestling TV tapings returning to Orlando in January
• She helped the University of Miami raise more than $3 billion. Susan Jones dies at 72.
• Titan FC’s Denzel Freeman talks Undertaker on The Roman Show
• With Whiteside back, Heat has logjam in power rotation. Why some believe that’s good
• Fashion chain recalls girls’ makeup over concerns about cancer-causing asbestos
• Here’s how the Wisconsin Badgers plan to beat the Miami Hurricanes in the Orange Bowl
• Hitting the road? Gas prices in Florida are going up
• Is surgery in Dion Waiters’ future? ‘Until I take care of it’ pain will be ‘severe’
• Whiteside returns, but watches supporting cast lead Heat to late romp of Magic
• Fired-up coach calls UM’s Michael Irvin II ‘the man,’ inspires him for Orange Bowl
• Why don’t people ever buy enough croquetas for their parties?
• This baseball star was grateful for his parents’ sacrifices. So he paid off their mortgage.
• Ellington is a ‘human cheat code,’ Richardson making great nights routine
• Walter Mercado recomienda las magias para despedir el 2017 y recibir el 2018 con mucha energía y buena suerte
• Before you ring in 2018, close out the year at these free events
• Life is sweet on Calle Ocho for founder of Azucar Ice Cream Co.
• Going to see “Pitch Perfect 3” on his 21st birthday led to Christmas night in jail
• Rick Scott’s big-spending ways draw Republican resistance at Capitol