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October 2, 2018

• Friends identify Key West man killed when his bicycle collided with a delivery truck
• Miami’s Underline park has been talked about for years. Get ready for construction.
• Inmate who sliced off cellmate’s ear, wore it on necklace, once threatened George W. Bush
• American Airlines plans daily service from Miami to Santiago de Cuba next year
• N’Kosi Perry’s best Miami-FSU memories? ‘Sean Taylor’s big hits.’ Now he’ll make his own.
• One is ‘confused,’ one ‘can’t tell the truth’: Nelson, Scott savage each other in debate
• Good news for Miami Hurricanes during FSU week. Why Canes fans should be optimistic
• This Pollo Tropical has rodents. That buffet stinks. Why 9 restaurants got shut down.
• The ocean is brown, the crabs are dead and the smell is unbearable. Welcome to Florida
• Coconut Grove is getting a craft cocktail bar. And look at the happy hour deals
• Jackson Hall suddenly closed. What happened to Miami’s only health-focused food hall?
• La Centrale wants you to eat in a yurt for the holidays. Time to get festive and stuff your face.
• It’s time for Carnival in Miami! Here’s how to celebrate this Caribbean party right
• Dad’s dead. His 17-year-old daughter cleaned up after her boyfriend shot him, cops say.
• Man swallowed huge dose of erectile dysfunction drug. Now he sees red, doctors say
• He said he wanted to help Cubans. He ended up in jail for violating the embargo.
• Hassan Whiteside, the three-point shooter? A look at the possibility
• Tale of the tape versus New England suggests at least one change needed on offensive line
• This is the optimist’s view of the Miami Dolphins at the season’s quarter pole
• Miami Dolphins cut defensive tackle over disagreements
• ‘Drunkin’ Donuts?’: Dunkin’ and IHOP just unveiled their new breakfast-flavored beers
• A case for why UCF — not UM, UF or FSU — is the top college football program in Florida
• If the Dolphins’ defense is going to bounce back, Wake and Quinn need to lead charge
• How N’Kosi Perry earned Mark Richt’s trust and took over the Miami Hurricanes’ offense
• Atheists say Arkansas legislator violated the Constitution — by blocking them on Twitter
• Miami facial recognition company Kairos replaces Brian Brackeen as CEO
• Cuba’s handpicked president displayed multiple faces during visit to the United Nations
• Giving inmates access to college-level education makes the community safer
• Trump’s new NAFTA is pretty much the same as the old one
• The 17-year-old dangled herself as date bait, cops say, and those who bit got ripped off
• ‘You’re never thinking,’ Trump told reporter. Why wasn’t it in a White House transcript?
• Ready to ‘Boot Scootin’ Boogie’? KISS Country festival lineup includes some big names
• This player followed Dan Mullen to Florida. And he was a key in the Gators’ win Saturday
• Dormant Yellowstone hot spring eruption reveals pacifier, Hamm’s beer can, years of trash
• A potential starter joins the Miami Dolphins’ injured offensive line
• The South Florida football picture is coming into focus as season reaches halfway point
• In Andrew Gillum’s rise, some see signs of his college days at FAMU
• Man found dead in Keys mangroves linked to brutal machete attack
• A longterm look at where the Marlins are at each position after a year of Jeter ownership
• Florida state Sen. Dorothy Hukill dies at 72
• Here’s what UM has in mind with its injured star receiver
• These former quarterbacks have found their calling as receivers for the FIU Panthers
• Woman’s eye explodes after being struck with a golf ball at the Ryder Cup
• Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is outspending Carlos Curbelo on TV. Will it pay off?
• Tariffs could cost you more to remodel your home
• ‘Rape’ and ‘shame’ are painted on GOP county HQ in Illinois. ‘Despicable,’ mayor says
• Doral, where the top issues are traffic and ‘the bad smell,’ votes on a new council
• So, tell me again how Brett Kavanaugh is the victim?
• They met at the club. A gun and a drink later, he was out cold and out $200K, cops say.
• 9-year-old boy brought loaded gun to school and threatened classmates, cops say
• Kavanaugh supporters should be castrated, D.C. professor wrote. Twitter shut her down
• A dolphin was stranded. A fishing guide and his two passengers helped save her.
• You’re not imagining things. It really has been hotter than usual in Miami
• Visa trouble: Syrian musician’s Friday night concert is canceled
• Phillips’ release reinforces big Dolphins failure. How Gesicki, McMillan can change that
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2018
• Man played fortune cookie numbers for years — and won $1 million, NJ lottery says
• Testing expands in South Florida after rare red tide appears off Palm Beach County
• Two Cuban cafes called Sandy’s fought for the name — and now, only one can use it
• It’s time for Carnival in Miami! Here’s how to celebrate this Caribbean party right
• Coconut Grove is getting a craft cocktail bar. And look at the happy hour deals
• Jackson Hall suddenly closed. What happened to Miami’s only health-focused food hall?
• La Centrale wants you to eat in a yurt for the holidays. Time to get festive and stuff your face.
• This is how the Gulliver girls’ swim team built a competitive, winning culture
• Here’s where to find a wine tasting every day of the week in Miami, because you’re fancy
• Video from a helicopter shows dramatic rescue after van goes into Florida lake