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October 17, 2018

• Sears catalog helped African Americans subvert Jim Crow
• Florida Panthers lose to Flyers, match worst start in team history
• The high school football regular season is nearing its end. Big matchups still loom
• ‘The future is bright’ for FIU with this freshman tight end already in starting lineup
• Despite a 6-1 record and 2 upset victories, the Gators are looking to fix these things
• This South Florida high school powerhouse is preparing for another run at championship
• FAU’s Lane Kiffin offered an 11-year-old quarterback with a name you might recognize
• It can take over 5 hours after smoking marijuana to be safe to drive, a new study says
• Eupatorium is hard to find, but it’s great for attracting butterflies and pollinators
• Mario Diaz-Balart is banned from Venezuela, but his wife promoted travel there
• Was the ex-finance director for Keys schools a whistleblower or part of the problem?
• Tape review: The good, the bad, the beautiful of Miami Dolphins victory over Chicago Bears
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018
• Dog ‘cannot recover’ and is set to be killed after man used it for sex acts, Colo. judge says
• This is why Malik Rosier won back his starting job with the Miami Hurricanes
• Going to miss the Canes’ Jaquan Johnson? Keontra Smith is ready to be his successor
• Here’s how poorly the Hurricanes’ offense ranks nationally and how Richt can fix it
• Tannehill’s injury is getting most attention. But here’s where else Dolphins are ailing
• Recall alert: Buckles on these baby carriers have been breaking. Down can come baby
• Street-fighting bucks get caught on Ohio police dash camera video
• Amid nationwide e-cigarette ‘epidemic,’ Miami Beach cracks down on sales to teens
• This is what the Panthers’ Mike Matheson had to say about his suspension given by NHL
• Quarterback Ryan Tannehill ruled out for Lions game. Osweiler will get the start.
• Mom got mad at her. So daughter, 29, suffocated and set her afire, police say
• This is why the ‘Cuban Missile’ is NASCAR’s most unlikely contender for the championship
• Real grass to replace fake grass that replaced real grass along Brickell Avenue
• Driving to Key West? Here’s where you should stop along way in the Florida Keys
• Restaurant owner adopts Kendall school for garden project
• A man who ate squirrel brains may have died after catching rare mad cow-like disease
• These are the three reasons why you should watch Thursday night football this week
• This college football player is homeless after Hurricane Michael. Here’s how to help.
• The Miami Dolphins lose another defensive player to a season-ending injury
• Dying woman’s wish was to see a lighthouse for the first time — then get McDonald’s
• FIU softball coach Gator Rebhan and FIU ‘agreed to part ways’
• A British tourist died in a violent South Beach crash. His family confronted the killer
• Blue Wave, meet the Red Undertow — which might leave Dems lost at sea
• Gibbons girls’ volleyball rallies for five-set win over Pine Crest in district semifinal
• ‘Oh my goodness, where is my baby?’ A teddy bear holding dead infant’s ashes is stolen
• Many fast-food restaurants fail ‘report card’ on antibiotics. Here’s why that’s bad news
• Trump talks tough on Venezuela, but is importing ever more Venezuelan oil
• Home run sculpture is on the way out. Is a new Marlins logo/color scheme on the way in?
• Baptist Hospital wins state approval of bone marrow transplant program
• Pelosi touts gun control in Broward visit with Parkland parents
• ‘My confidence will never waver.’ Fins’ Brocktober will last two weeks — maybe longer
• Chilling audio captures eerie sounds as an ice shelf in Antarctica ‘sings,’ study says
• Republicans mailing in more ballots than Democrats; Lee County is No. 1
• Rodents running in Boston Market and unusable restrooms get restaurants shut down
• The Shalala conundrum: wooing Hispanic voters when you don’t speak the language
• 3-year-old Jacksonville girl found to have polio-like disease; CDC does not have cure
• She doesn’t want it known, but Maria Elvira Salazar favors Trump talks with Castro
• Tell us your favorite Miami sports mascot, and we’ll tell you what it says about you
• This Coral Gables favorite Thai restaurant just opened a spot in North Miami Beach
• Low levels of red tide spotted in Key West
• State Supreme Court rules last three disputed amendments will stay on the ballot
• Recycling plant fire closes a road and part of Metrorail near Miami airport
• This Coral Gables favorite Thai restaurant just opened a spot in North Miami Beach
• Driving to Key West? Here’s where you should stop along way in the Florida Keys
• Four high schools sweep district golf tournaments as road to state begins
• David Lawrence Jr.: a champion of children and our community
• We like Mayor Suarez, but not so much that he, or anyone who follows, should be Miami’s strong mayor
• Was your favorite Rickenbacker beach wrecked by Hurricane Irma? There is good news
• Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch actor retiring after five decades. Who’ll replace him?
• No more secrets. Congress bans pharmacist ‘gag orders’ on drug prices
• Three Cuban students go from MIA to MIT
• Miami-based MoviePass parent company under investigation, according to reports
• The NFL will investigate how the Dolphins handled the reporting of Tannehill’s injury
• Here’s how Dwyane Wade hopes the emotion of his farewell season will help the Heat
• Taller buildings in Bay Harbor Islands? A Nov. 6 ballot measure could let it happen.
• Eastern Conference champion Miami Heat? This NBA analyst says it could happen.
• A pilot ran out of fuel off a Florida beach. He was forced to make a drastic move.
• 29 states touched by new salmonella outbreak, CDC says. And there’s even worse news
• Think Disney is expensive now? Prices just went up — before you even walk in the gate.
• What did Miami cops just find at a gas station? The answer has nothing to do with cars
• A Florida woman texted her friend something alarming. Then she disappeared.
• Florida cops found a stolen Krispy Kreme van. And they got to keep what was inside