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October 31, 2018

• Miami’s mayor has a familiar foe: Miami-Dade’s mayor. And this war is getting heated
• School security guard arrested for having inappropriate relationship with teen, BSO says
• Andrew Gillum, seeking path to Governor’s Mansion, consults a now familiar playbook
• Ransom Everglades junior cards top-10 finish at golf state championship
• Dolphins quarterback Brock Osweiler wants to start even when Ryan Tannehill is healthy
• How a record-setting interception changed everything for Miami commit Jarvis Brownlee
• Red Sox fan cheering World Series win in Los Angeles attacked by Dodgers fans, police say
• Girl shielded twin brothers as truck rammed into bus stop, killing all 3, Indiana cops say
• Former Miami Dolphin was charged, then cleared in prostitution sting. Now he’s suing cops.
• Forget this week. Will Ryan Tannehill play again before the bye?
• The Miami Dolphins signed this defensive tackle to help a struggling line; other moves
• Successful NFL teams try to go from good to great at QB. Today’s Dolphins did the opposite
• Burning helicopter tangled in power lines forces four to jump, kills two, NY cops say
• Do you want to support the victims of the Pittsburgh massacre? Here’s one way to help
• This Miami school has taught only girls for almost 60 years. Now it wants a boys school.
• Richt deserves better from Canes’ fans. Why this is the time for patience — not criticism
• ‘It’s not your typical day’: 300 Miami schools are without Internet access on Halloween
• Jackson Health, at 100, owes its success to the entire community
• This is what the two-game trip to Finland means to Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov
• Zoo Miami wants to name its new hippo after Dan Le Batard. Here’s why it won’t happen
• Podcast: How are the Miami Hurricanes handling the adversity of a losing streak?
• It turns out that you may have been saying ‘Reese’s’ wrong your entire life. Sorry.
• Paintball shootings trend grows, with three arrests in latest Miami-Dade spree
• Holocaust survivor haunted by Pittsburgh temple shooting attends vigil in Miami Beach
• Here’s how fans reacted to UCF’s initial College Football Playoff ranking
• Redshirt rule allows Gators to use this quarterback to give UF more options on offense
• Did Netflix’s Sabrina show steal a design from the Satanic Temple? The temple thinks so
• There are three reasons to watch an apparently putrid Raiders-49ers game
• Final week of high school regular season still important for teams on the playoff bubble
• TV Martí under scrutiny following controversial report and two employee suspensions
• A-List celebrities and sports stars look for expensive ‘toys,’ in this Miami shop
• Miami GOP candidate Salazar says birthright citizenship should be ‘reviewed’
• The Gillum effect? In Florida’s largest black-majority city, a surge of early voters
• Cremains jewelry and other ways to memorialize your pet
• Tourism promoter charged by feds in Haiti port bribery scheme
• These two teams play Friday for Florida Independent Football Conference championship
• Fannie and Freddie programs offer options to retirees seeking home loans
• Riviera Prep girls’ volleyball headed to state final four
• Heat’s need to make a trade increases because of these two reasons. And a Butler update
• Region’s business leaders must step up and take action on sea level rise
• Heat again exposed defensively and Spoelstra “trying to find enough people that are reliable”
• Gillum is going all the way to Key West. It’s a blue spot in a red county
• Podcast: Is the Miami Heat in for a repeat of last season?
• Joey Logano was a phenom, then a disappointment. Now he’s on the brink of NASCAR title
• An Alabama fan’s billboard in Baton Rouge: hurricane donations and jabs LSU fans.
• Some of your favorite foods are ‘dressing up’ as each other for Halloween
• The FIU Panthers and James Morgan are set for the stretch run. This is what’s at stake
• The synagogue massacre in Pittsburgh is a bitter reminder of our history
• Virgin Voyages’ adults-only cruise ship will make Havana its first destination
• After a wave of enthusiasm, American companies’ interest in Cuba as a business partner cools
• This Miami Beach rabbi is about to make history with her new role
• Halloween nightmare: Overturned concrete truck causes massive traffic in Miami
• Miami loves his Pubbelly restaurants. Is it ready for his Puerto Rican food?
• This tiny taco shop on Flagler is a closely guarded locals’ favorite
• Want to trick-or-trick where they have the good candy? These Miami neighborhoods win at Halloween.
• Miami voters approved a hotel for Jungle Island. The design is out, but does it fit in?
• Suspicious package turns out to be Bill Nelson bumper stickers at Miami Democratic office
• Mail bomb suspect researched political targets for months, feds say in new filing
• Miami’s offense hasn’t led since Oct. 6. So its defense can’t be ‘sucking wind’ anymore
• Ex-Venezuelan oil exec admits to taking bribes in $1.2 billion money-laundering scheme
• Miami loves his Pubbelly restaurants. Is it ready for his Puerto Rican food?
• Want to trick-or-trick where they have the good candy? These Miami neighborhoods win at Halloween.
• This tiny taco shop on Flagler is a closely guarded locals’ favorite
• Florida heat is already hard on outdoor workers. Climate change will raise health risks.
• Heat drops second in row, losing to Charlotte
• Vermont governor candidate wants to host a ‘pardon TV show’ for prisoners
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018
• Watch a dramatic rescue of a Florida teen stuck at the bottom of a 40-foot well
• ‘Kaboom!’ Video shows a mobile home go up in flames after fatal helicopter crash
• Why is a Florida official’s yard clear of hurricane junk? Investigators are looking into it
• Should we have turned our clocks back? Here’s why the time change was confusing