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October 10, 2018

• Brooklyn witches plan ‘a public hex on Brett Kavanaugh,’ and the $10 tickets went fast
• The Florida Panthers have been watching and waiting. Their home opener awaits.
• South Florida property appraisers endorse Amendment 2’s tax break
• Will the Miami Dolphins’ front seven finally be back at full strength Sunday?
• The Dolphins’ most confident receiver on Bears’ DBs, NFL’s new star and Chiefs-Pats
• The Dolphins’ Reshad Jones, on playing with torn labrum: ‘Do I look like a Pro Bowl player?’
• Miami Dolphins’ top two pass rushers missing from practice Wednesday
• DeVante Parker’s health and standing with the Miami Dolphins raise questions
• Scientists watching algae bloom found in Keys canal
• Five area high school golf teams ready for Honda Classic High School Invitational
• This is why the lowly Giants are poised to upset champ Eagles on Thursday Night Football
• The accelerator pedals might not lift. So, 145,000 golf cars have been recalled
• Keys sends utility linemen to help with Hurricane Michael restoration
• This is why you should take the points and LSU this weekend against Georgia
• Why are teachers in Europe paid so much better than in the United States?
• Coral Reef High senior wins My Miami Holiday Art Contest
• Man plotted election day bombing to spread belief in randomly-selected leaders, prosecutors say
• ‘Exhausted majority’ feels left out by politics talk, study says. Are you one of them?
• Shocking: Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill is so far playing like ... Ryan Tannehill
• Where does your toll money go? Miami readers asked; we’ve got the answer
• Opioid crisis lands on Miami school grounds. Custodians pick up needles to protect students.
• Jimmy Butler said situation is not fixed. And Heat’s Spoelstra, UM’s Larranaga face tough decisions
• Broadway star and UM grad Joshua Henry to be honored by Frost School of Music
• ‘Her mission must live on.’ Child advocate Rosa Maria Plasencia dies at 59.
• Why TNT analysts would not trade Richardson, Adebayo and a first-rounder for Butler
• This Miami Heat fan favorite might become the newest general manager in the NBA
• Kyrie Irving opens up about reason leaving Cleveland Cavs. It involves LeBron James
• Georgia’s recruiting class ranks third nationally. It just got a boost with this commit
• Vet’s mistake costs Heat’s Haslem opportunity to sell prized dog semen, lawsuit says
• Cardinal Gibbons ready for the ultimate test against Heritage
• Three men were drinking, gambling in an alley. Now one is dead and two are in jail.
• He wrote his name on his arm before the hurricane. ‘You just never what’s going to happen’
• The Seminoles offered a scholarship to the son of one of their all-time biggest stars
• Can Calvin Klein’s Obsession cologne help lure a tiger accused of killing 13 in India?
• Emotional support squirrel’s owner flips the bird as she’s kicked off Frontier flight
• Gun control group investing millions in the 2018 election endorses a Miami Republican
• Keys man faces 60 years after child porn indictment
• Combat climate change today for a tomorrow
• A strong, accountable mayor is progress for Miami
• Carol City remains South Florida’s top team as marquee matchups loom this week
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018
• Florida Panthers provide a glimpse of the franchise’s history with commemorative magazine
• ‘Everybody eats’ on the Miami Hurricanes’ defensive front. And we’re not talking food
• They were thought to be ‘too young’ to have breast cancer. They were wrong.
• Proposed change to immigration rule may push Florida kids out of safety net
• After Cat 4 landfall, Michael floods homes, shreds roofs and fuels outages in Panhandle
• Miami’s pumpkin patches are now open. Here’s where to find them
• Stone crab season is upon us. These are the best ways to get your fix
• Tasty kebabs at a no-frills price at this new South Miami spot
• Activists have wanted to free Lolita for 25 years. But she’ll remain at the Seaquarium, court rules
• The dirty side of the storm: Attack ads fly as Hurricane Michael strikes
• Cop who’s been arrested 3 times, fired 6 times, can go back to work, magistrate rules
• Marlins trade Barraclough, acquire more money to offer Cuban prospect Victor Victor Mesa
• Ethics Commission scolds South Miami mayor for voting for city to pay his legal fees
• David Beckham scores a court win on a Miami stadium deal he no longer wants
• Another Key West man is killed in bike crash. It’s the second one in a week.
• A clerk hid his cellphone in the ladies’ restroom. He’s been arrested for voyeurism.
• Dolphins, Heat, Marlins, Panthers, Futbol: Get the inside scoop at live event
• In new era of NFL football, the Dolphins have been left behind. Here’s the sad reality
• Hurricane Michael is Panhandle’s ‘worst storm in more than 100 years,’ Scott warns
• Here’s how to order at Joe’s Stone Crab like you know what you’re doing
• Miami’s pumpkin patches are now open. Here’s where to find them
• Tasty kebabs at a no-frills price at this new South Miami spot
• Stone crab season is upon us. These are the best ways to get your fix
• As Florida governor, Andrew Gillum will lead more of us toward the American Dream
• Two work at Disney. One was HIV-positive. All 13 wanted to have sex with kids, cops say.
• Miami’s first craft beer brewery is sold. What this means for South Florida craft beer drinkers