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January 5, 2018

• It’s cold, so why are people lining up outside this Miami restaurant?
• Miami power couple ordered to replace illegally chopped mangroves
• A U.S.- Latin American military intervention in Venezuela? It’s a long shot
• He reeked of alcohol and peed all over the plane. That’s not what got him arrested.
• Trump’s stealth rollback of oil-spill protections a disaster for Florida
• Video shows man running over hotel van’s driver and then fleeing
• The NFL drops the hammer on Landry for his role in Sunday’s fight
• Want to kill that bug? This shotgun uses table salt to do so.
• After breaking into home, three teens robbed man, shot him dead, police say
• Saban given stiff-arm while UM pursues his targets
• Can fruit and veggies cut crime? Police and nonprofit are giving it a try
• Gitmo North? Judge to hold secret war court session near Pentagon
• Geez, did I say ‘brick?’ No, no, Donnie, I meant Ivanka’s dumb as a stick!
• Lighting fireworks in the mall wasn’t a New Year’s Eve prank. It was an $11,000 plan.
• New cancer treatments have perplexing side effects
• More changes coming to the Dolphins’ offensive staff – which needs them
• I tried mindfulness to quit drinking. It actually worked.
• Subtle cues are what make sick people look sick
• Advanced Multi Sign in Hialeah is one of the fastest-growing urban companies
• There’s only one fraud here — and it’s not at the ballot box
• Not every sexual misdeed is unforgivable
• Crime rate is falling — so is the black incarceration rate
• Going on a New Year diet? How much weight are you hoping to gain?
• Politician faces ethics complaint after defending donor accused of hacking fire alarms
• What was biggest Miami sports story of 2017? Annual poll has 18 choices. Vote now!
• NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 12 special on AXS TV
• These 2 South Florida stars took the spotlight in college football recruiting showcase
• Sips, lapses and relapse: Falling back into substance abuse
• Flipover crash shuts down eastbound Palmetto Expressway into afternoon
• A 19-year-old searched for her brother at a protest. Then a bullet struck her forehead.
• Almost $800,000 will go into college trust fund for Sgt. La David Johnson’s children
• Will the crops in South Dade survive Friday’s freezing weather? Farmers are gearing up.
• A fan is throwing a parade for the Browns’ 0-16 season — and Squatty Potty is chipping in
• First taxes, now infrastructure?
• A year after obeying Trump on immigration, Miami-Dade still waiting for a windfall
• We fled the Castros’ communism. Now they’re recruiting our children. Outrageous!
• Claire’s says its makeup is asbestos-free, but law firm says otherwise
• Could Heat’s Waiters be headed for surgery sooner than expected? Spoelstra weighs in
• FPL delays plan to charge customers for $1.3 billion in hurricane recovery costs
• Their cheeky T-shirts are designed in Cuba — but they found a way to sell them here
• Two teenage girls and one teen boy charged with murder
• North Florida congressman who has Trump’s backing is running for governor
• Jury will see Cocaine Cowboy’s tweets, media interviews in fraud trial
• White guys don’t take the loss of power well, do they?
• Do you think Florida drivers are bad? This video proves it.
• Broward legislators take action to deal with sexual harassment in the state capital
• How does a candidate for governor meet Florida voters? By going to their living rooms.
• Broadway legend got actresses in his Florida hot tub for ‘rehearsals,’ says report
• What will you do when the cold weather warms up, Miami? Here’s our list
• Let’s laugh at two locals who just discovered El Palacio de los Jugos
• U.S. hits four more Venezuelan officials with sanctions
• Scott’s Hurricane Irma phone records will cost gubernatorial candidate $1,200
• Derek Jeter has extra financial incentive to make the Marlins profitable
• It was supposed to be a routine procedure for her pet pig. Until it wasn’t.
• Drunk driver calls 911 on himself. Deputies: ‘We laughed our Tasers off.’
• Discover Disney discounted tickets are back for Florida residents
• A Florida man is dead and suspects are on the loose with dozens of stolen firearms
• A Florida man found a rusty object in his back yard. Then the bomb squad came.