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January 16, 2018

• DACA deal still possible says Miami Republican Mario Diaz-Balart
• American won’t let you pay with cash at Miami’s airport anymore. Here’s how it’ll work
• Roy Garret, larger than life maitre d’ at Joe’s Stone Crab, dies at 92
• Officer injured in three-car crash in Hialeah
• No miracles from the Miami Hurricanes this time in their loss to the Duke Blue Devils
• Miami lets lead slip away and falls to Duke in front of a packed house
• U.S. takes a hypocritical stance by applauding outcome of shady Honduras election
• Heat players bemoan losing another guard. Here are Miami’s options after Tyler Johnson’s ankle injury.
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2018
• Hundreds honor MLK at annual parade, noting how much work still needs to be done
• Tell us how you make sense of all the negative things in our lives
• Prevention of heart disease begins in childhood
• Doral Academy math students compete in Gainesville
• How ‘The Rock’s’ daughter Simone played an important role in history of Golden Globes
• A jailed doctor, his dead wife, a motorcycle gang — and a new arrest in Florida
• Three dirty Miami gold traders ‘chewed up and spit out’ hundreds of Ohio factory workers
• He made big bucks off Ovaltine and fancy furniture. Was he ‘duped’ into dealing dirty gold?
• An early look at Dolphins’ free agent options at need positions
• A hidden back story will drive the Dolphins’ decision whether to sign Jarvis Landry
• Pat Riley’s message to Heat’s intriguing young wing player
• Host Anthony Anderson takes jab at Omarosa at the NAACP Image Awards
• Longtime hospital leader Wayne Brackin to leave Baptist Health South Florida
• Stopped for a python show on South Beach, this immigrant now faces deportation
• So, what’s this great white shark doing here? The same as the others
• What to do with orphaned boats? Irma wreckage is a smelly eyesore in Coconut Grove
• To attack women’s sexual harassment and assault, attack poverty
• ‘It’s me, Hannibal Buress.’ Body cam captures comedian’s arrest by Miami cop
• Miami Dolphins make another coaching staff change — the fifth so far this offseason
• Homeless aid under President Trump ticks up slightly in Miami-Dade
• Sickle cell facility is a vital resource
• Journalists give you the facts. You just have to have the courage to realize it
• As Kim and Kanye welcome baby No. 3, the Kardashian deluge of 2018 has officially started
• Derek Jeter wants to evict the Marlins home run sculpture, and the mayor is helping.
• A small-school star could be a big solution to Dolphins’ tight end drama
• A Zoetic Stage world premiere ‘an old-school circus’ with smoke, mirrors, clowns
• The handmade pasta at this Miami Beach restaurant is headed to New York City
• Ousted Miami lawmaker says Tallahassee scandals make him ‘look like a Boy Scout’
• Embattled former state senator keeps campaign for governor alive — to pay legal bills
• Trio pulls off carjacking — but one problem. ‘They did not know how to drive.’
• The president of the United States is a racist. And a chronic liar, too.
• College baseball star says successful immigrant father inspired him
• This micro-unit hotel company is bringing tiny condos to Miami
• Inspectors caught Carnival crew hiding dirty conditions. It’s their third ship to fail.
• This charming Miami beach town has a free block party every month
• A Japanese resto with a hidden (shh!) sushi bar is opening this week in Miami Beach
• How drug lords make billions smuggling gold to Miami for your jewelry and phones
• New Rubio bill would punish Russian meddling in future U.S. elections
• ‘Blood gold’ in your jewelry is poisoning workers and the rainforest. Here’s how to stop it.
• Dirty gold is the new cocaine in Colombia — and it’s just as bloody
• He sold antiques in Florida. Then he helped ‘El Chapo’ launder $100M of dirty gold
• ‘He unbuttoned my jacket and he felt me up.’ Lobbyist details senator’s harassment.
• Venezuela confirms death of former cop, and says CNN interview helped find rebel group
• They wanted to try again at ‘til death do us part.” They succeeded. He’s in jail.
• How Miami’s gold trade fuels gangs, guns and profits in Latin America
• Mom found the vodka. The Donald MacDonald park ranger found her shoeless toddlers.
• Two giant reptiles battle it out on a Florida golf course
• This lottery winner wants to help humanity — but he wasn’t giving away money on Twitter