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October 18, 2018

• More reasons emerge why Richt went back to Rosier. And three surprising playing time developments
• This would be the impact on the Dolphins’ cap if Tannehill is released, traded or out long-term
• Miami-Dade woos Democrats with Emilio Estefan’s food, mojitos and gay men’s chorus
• Who’s the boss of Miami? If you answer ‘the mayor,’ you’re wrong. But that might change.
• Lock your doors: Canadian women are breaking and entering — and cleaning, mounties say
• A private eye’s ex-girlfriend accused the mayor of illegal spying in a closed case
• If you really want to be president, then get serious, Sen. Warren
• Women’s Chamber honors four South Florida media icons
• Podcast: Did Tannehill play his last game with the Dolphins? And what to expect of Osweiler
• It’s fine, go ahead and sleep with your ex if you want, scientists say
• Westminster Christian students win awards in robotics competition
• UF graduate can stay in Israel to study, the country’s Supreme Court ruled
• Amid migrant crisis, Ecuador expels Venezuela ambassador, calls country ‘murderous’
• New ‘CrossBay Express’ bus between downtown Miami and South Beach debuts
• Hey Belichick: Bobby McCain was indeed hurt (and heard you). But he’s healthy again
• North Miami makes quick work of Hialeah Gardens. A district title is on the line next week
• Desperate owner can’t get fat cats to slim down
• The Miami Hurricanes picked up an important commitment from a local prospect
• State lifts voting restrictions in eight Panhandle counties hit by hurricane
• U.S. imposes sanctions on Colombian drug trafficker known as “The Invalid”
• Here’s why the Heat was encouraged by Josh Richardson’s performance in the opener
• UCF’s Josh Heupel on the Bear Bryant Coach of the Year list. Who else made it?
• What made the Panhandle happier after Hurricane Michael? A convoy of Publix trucks
• Where to go when a zombie apocalypse comes? A Florida college with an expert on the undead
• The largest Celia Cruz exhibit is opening in Miami this week. Here’s how to see it for free
• Took a DNA test? It may hurt your chances of getting a long-term care insurance policy
• Another former Biscayne Park cop is going to prison for false arrests of black men
• Knaus Berry Farm is opening soon. Here are four tips to winning at cinnamon rolls
• The largest Celia Cruz exhibit is opening in Miami this week. Here’s how to see it for free
• Could Michael get reclassified as a stronger hurricane? It wouldn’t be the first.
• Off U.S. 1, a tiny lot could show how cargo containers can fix Miami’s housing crunch
• These lobsters were clearly under-sized, Keys police say
• Keys man arrested on DUI charges after striking SUV, then motorcyclist
• The No. 1 college football recruit set a commitment date. Is FSU still a front-runner?
• Italy’s impudence will take down the global economy
• What is Heat’s Erik Spoelstra worth as a head coach? Apparently, a lot
• Charter schools aren’t included in school ballot measure. They’re not happy about it.
• Murdered journalist’s final column: What the Arab world needs most is free expression
• NFL Week 7 picks: Upset! These two factors should carry the Miami Dolphins
• Ryan Tannehill shoulder injury chapter is a bad look for the Miami Dolphins
• Miami coach Mark Richt has variety of reasons for perceived offensive line struggles
• Why is a lifelong Florida fan so set on his commitment to Miami? Jeremiah Payton explains
• The Dolphins had a plan at tight end, then life intervened. Here’s what’s next.
• Bought right before Irma, two destroyed Keys hotels back online
• Verdict: Ex-finance director at Keys schools was no whistleblower in embezzlement case
• Five takeaways from Heat-Magic: Hassan Whiteside had his moments, but it wasn’t enough
• Heat rallies late, but still falls to Magic in season opener
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Oct. 18, 2018
• Knaus Berry Farm is a South Florida fall tradition. Here’s how to win at cinnamon rolls
• Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, 7-Eleven brands caught in listeria/salmonella recall storm
• ‘He fled in terror’: Preserve pleads for wolf’s safe return after Hurricane Michael
• Florida Lottery issues a warning about a Mega Millions scam