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January 8, 2018

• Where did Joe Carollo make his late-night phone calls from? His job could depend on it
• Barry University — with no football team — has a player in the NFL
• Stopping teen violence takes a united effort
• Revise Florida’s unfair, ineffective mandatory minimum sentencing laws
• Community colleges already are fulfilling their mission
• Lawmakers must confront opioid addiction crisis
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2018
• 17-year-old tells cops he had 2-year ‘consensual’ sex relationship with teacher
• New Year, new you? Resolutions that set you and your children up for success
• Miami FC’s season will start later than usual. Here’s why.
• ‘Have you lost your damned minds?’ Twitter freaks out over H&M hoodie
• Lenny Kravitz is dating someone. And she’s kind of a secret
• Oprah for president? Awards show restarts a buzz
• Miami Beach commissioner wants to end red light camera program
• Disrupted legal meetings could snarl start of Guantánamo’s first 9/11 hearing of 2018
• She asked her lawyer about her $300,000. It wasn’t the answer she was expecting
• Florida’s cities are on guard against legislative moves to limit local powers
• Update on Miami Hurricanes RJ McIntosh and Kendrick Norton and NFL-related decision
• UM receivers coach Ron Dugans to stay with Hurricanes instead of returning to FSU
• A dog was drowning in a canal. Body-cam footage shows what happened next
• Florida college students sure love their sugar daddies, website says
• Man takes ‘shortcut,’ sprints through MIA Runway 9. Cops nab him.
• Miami Hurricanes defensive tackle Kendrick Norton is entering the NFL Draft
• Tour boat carrying cruisers sinks in Mexico. It’s the second accident in recent weeks.
• Accused 9/11 plotter declares secret prison’s groin searches are sexual harassment
• Do you need a star in the clutch? Heat’s late-game numbers go against conventional wisdom
• Here’s whom Dolphins fans should be watching in Monday’s national championship game
• UCF is calling itself national champions. Florida Gov. Rick Scott agrees.
• This Miami vegan restaurant thrives after dumping its celebrity chef
• This Miami-Dade boys’ basketball coach earned his 400th career win, but he’s not done
• Justin Timberlake announces concert dates in South Florida
• The maker of Oxycontin likes Rick Scott’s plan to limit opioids. So why don’t others?
• College football championship pits South Florida brothers against each other
• Ending protection for Salvadorans is ‘cruel,’ members of Congress and activists say
• Cellphone records could bolster opponent’s case to unseat Commissioner Joe Carollo
• Here’s the bold move Dolphins’ front office can make to lift the team from mediocrity
• Here’s how the Miami Hurricanes plan to replace seven departing defensive linemen
• Florida lawmakers are back in session. Fingers crossed!
• Cops want to make clear they won’t tolerate dirt bikes, ATVs on roads during MLK holiday
• Ex-Disney star Bella Thorne says she was subjected to sexual abuse until she was 14
• Both Miami Hurricanes starting defensive tackles leaving early for NFL Draft
• Miami Hurricanes add another legend to College Football Hall of Fame
• Do we really need Starbucks’ Blonde Espresso in Miami?
• Don’t sit at home - free events are everywhere this weekend
• Bal Harbour Shops hosts an ice cream fundraiser. There goes your new year’s resolution
• Pollo Tropical is opening its first location in the Florida Keys. It means one less of these chain restaurants.
• Tillerson to weigh in on acoustic events against American diplomats in Havana
• Home buyers must beware of ‘greenwashing’
• No Cuban abuela? No problem. These are Miami’s best Cuban restaurants
• This dog’s got a special talent. And an officer caught it on video.
• Dead politician’s wife hit with DUI. She blames her glassy eyes on cataract surgery
• Video: Making it in America series documents concrete advances by Nicaraguan national
• These Florida adults can no longer play in their tree house
• This murder suspect used home improvement item to attack victim, cops say