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October 19, 2018

• This new restaurant will be big with hipsters and millennials. The good news is, the food’s great
• Another casualty of the FIU bridge collapse: a plan to turn Sweetwater into Berkeley
• As Hurricane Michael death toll rises, details about the victims remain murky
• Miami Herald is victorious in libel suit filed by former corrections officers
• Shalala, Mucarsel-Powell will not return money from Castro-supporting lawmaker
• European cruise line MSC Cruises sailing into luxury with four new ships
• Nine ways to silence the haters next time they trash Miami
• Parkland school shooter had a friend. She was 13 and lived across the country
• Florida has a post-storm message to the world: We’re open for business
• This new restaurant will be big with hipsters and millennials. The good news is, the food’s great
• If Hispanics don’t vote in mid-terms, they shouldn’t complain about healthcare cuts or discrimination
• Here’s what the Dolphins are thinking on Wake’s status. And the latest on Tannehill, Parker and others
• Before this Dolphins receiver was eluding NFL defenders, he was chasing chickens
• ‘If being green will get us elected, then, we’re green (cough!) for now’
• Live South Florida high school football updates for Week 9
• Former teacher at Hollywood prep school pleads guilty to child pornography possession
• After more than 5 hours, man is finally down from a cellphone tower in Hialeah
• Don’t let the gambling industry confuse you on Amendment 3. It’s not about schools.
• Voters want more healthcare; women want more Democrats
• Miami Hurricanes’ run defense is good. But how good is it compared to Power 5 teams?
• These Panthers’ prospects in the AHL are playing red-hot hockey. Here is a rundown
• PGA Tour Latinoamérica is bringing its championship to Trump’s Doral course. Yes, really
• Woman says she got a bite of maggot in Dunkin’ Donuts sandwich — then found more bugs
• Stone crab season and toxic red tide overlap this year. Are the prized claws safe to eat?
• No offense, Nicki Minaj, but the music of Aretha, Stevie, Marvin and the Tempts feels like home
• This app will pay you every time you pump gas — if you’re loyal enough
• Heat mailbag: Has Rodney McGruder earned a rotation spot even when roster is healthy?
• With a day off from his NFL job, this former FIU QB sets an example for current starter
• Derrick Jones Jr. on success of Heat’s undrafted players: ‘We’re all just some dogs’
• South Florida is a hot spot for cybercrime. Here’s a few tips on how to protect yourself
• Hard Bank Stadium: Revenues spike as Dolphins maximize renovated facility
• The Mind of Brock: How a national punching bag put together the game of his life
• The quarterback options the Miami Dolphins face in the short- and long-term
• Mural removed of smoking bunnies having sex. Restaurant owner says it wasn’t his call.
• After being shot by cops, driver careens into home as family slept, police say
• If you think you’ve been receiving more than an average amount of robocalls, you’re right
• Wireless speakers recalled for catching fire. The company that sold them is in bankruptcy
• Passengers hospitalized, cabin wrecked: harsh turbulence on a Miami to Argentina flight
• Miami-Dade’s first solar power plant will be ready early next year
• Podcast: Need a game-winner? Better Call Sanders, the second-best thing from Albuquerque
• Hialeah overcomes early deficit to defeat Krop
• Caught on video: A teenage girl being punched by a cop at Coral Square Mall
• Hundred of the best 35-to-45-year-old tennis players will compete in this event
• Union takes legal action against political consultant blamed for an illegal attack ad
• Trove of construction equipment may be related to theft case
• Man accused of domestic violence against pregnant woman and of drowning the family dog
• They’re coming to Miami Beach with guns and rifles, and they will be welcomed, police chief says
• The legend of Nick O’Leary is off to a strong start with his hometown Miami Dolphins
• Tyreek Hill might just be willing to race American Heritage alum Anthony Schwartz
• TSA’s ‘Don’t Lose Your Booze’ airport security campaign also could be ‘Keep Your Gun’
• Shaquem Griffin’s dream-making NFL Draft moment captured in this collectible item.
• The nation’s top college basketball recruit is visiting the Florida State Seminoles
• Construction worker stole jewelry while repairing an Irma-damaged home, cops say
• ‘I didn’t hurt anyone, did I?’ Drunken driver hit something but didn’t stop, Keys cops say
• Immigration hold placed on mother accused of manslaughter in children’s fire deaths
• Update: The Miami Dolphins passed a significant test of team culture last week
• Confused about Medicare? Here’s how to figure out which plan is best for you.
• As the Fed continues raising rates, middle-market business owners should begin preparing their businesses
• Warning: Companies can deny you Medigap insurance, once you drop out of original Medicare
• Finally, the Le Jeune Road exit off the Dolphin will reopen. But it will be different.
• UM recruiting target, Aquinas DE Braylen Ingraham breaks down top 3 ahead of decision
• Moving? Expanding? Staying put? CEOs talk about their office plans
• Sports on TV: Friday, Oct. 19, 2018
• Carol City gets pushed early, but rallies to defeat Booker T. and stay undefeated
• Amendment 11 could lead to justice reforms
• Five takeaways from Heat-Wizards: Looks like the aggressive Josh Richardson is here to stay
• Richardson leads comeback, Olynyk has game-winner in Heat’s win over Wizards
• Pat Riley tells Heat players, ‘I’m pulling the plug’ on Jimmy Butler trade talks for now
• McArthur clinches district title, remains undefeated and has a chance to make history
• They protested against ICE and now they are paying the price, activists say