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November 19, 2018

• Biggest influence on CEOs’ careers? Most say it was a parent
• This rapid rail line was privately financed and built. Can the state regulate it?
• Risk jail or go hungry. Venezuelans working abroad face stark choices.
• Yogurt shop calls cops on black man overseeing a court-ordered visit between mom, son
• Andrew Gillum was an exceptional candidate who should stay engaged in public service
• Gulliver Prep, Pine Crest dominate state swimming championships
• Watch deaf baby Aida hear her parents’ voices for the first time after implant surgery
• A worker almost lost a finger, so a company might lose almost $400,000
• Biggest influence on CEOs’ careers? Most say it was their fathers
• Person in Miami-Dade infected with mosquito-borne dengue, health department confirms
• Key West’s new mayor calls for cleanliness, and unity, as she takes the oath
• Florida Supreme Court won’t allow Miami’s top prosecutor to chime in on self-defense law
• Gun violence has become an issue of public health
• Ship’s mechanical woes strand thousands of Norwegian cruise passengers in Puerto Rico
• A-Rod gave a young Patrick Mahomes advice. It didn’t include playing football.
• Is the Kendall area finally rabies free? Health officials seem to think so.
• A new development for Goran Dragic will keep the Heat guard out a few more games
• Thanksgiving isn’t broken, don’t try to fix it, especially at the dinner table
• Thanksgiving should be a model for families sharing meals together
• Man intervenes in Key West fight between two women. He winds up stabbed.
• Miami-Dade to transit critic: You’re off our transit board. He claims ‘retribution’
• Ron DeSantis hire a Democrat? After election, a shift in tone
• What made 26 Cardinal Gibbons High students and one faculty member ill Monday?
• The eye-opening numbers on how UM did when it spread the field Saturday
• Guarding LeBron ‘puts things in perspective’ for Heat’s James Johnson in season debut
• The ‘War on I-4’ looms. The rivalry’s origins? Not UCF-USF.
• Video shows man on drugs slam car into Illinois police station at 104 mph, cops say
• 11 South Florida teams remain in the playoffs. Here’s the regional finals breakdown
• Joey Logano’s NASCAR championship reminds us that, in the end, great teams take titles
• Feds say she’s a rogue cop shaking down drug dealers, but her friends aren’t buying it
• Miami gets some ‘Satisfaction:’ Rolling Stones kicking off tour at Hard Rock Stadium
• Judge scraps part of suit filed by NRA, over emails received after Parkland shootings
• Miami Hurricanes defensive end leads again — this time at Thanksgiving in Overtown
• Miami Hurricanes freshman standout: Welcome to the fray. Your future ‘looks bright’
• Richt: N’Kosi Perry ‘in driver’s seat,’ but Williams, Weldon have chance to unseat him
• A flight to Mars and a room with a slide: World’s largest cruise ship debuts in Miami
• Embattled Broward elections supervisor Brenda Snipes submits resignation
• This popular Brickell sushi joint packed up and moved out in the middle of the night
• “Black Friday” llegó y aquí tienes cómo hacer menos colas y divertirte más en las tiendas
• One of South America’s most celebrated chefs just opened a spot downtown
• Caldwell concedes, blames Broward’s ‘abject failures’ for loss to Fried
• Bisexual women are twice as likely to misuse opioids — and we may know why, study says
• Money poured in for gay college athlete shunned by family. She almost couldn’t use it
• Clemson QB Kelly Bryant cancels his UM visit days after praising Richt
• ‘Cocaine Cowboy’ deported to Dominican Republic after his bid to stay in U.S. fails
• Here’s the ‘strange’ thing that happened that has affected Mike Gesicki
• A mother said her son was in the car stolen from the gas station. She’s been arrested.
• What does Stephen Ross think about the Dolphins’ season? We got a hint Monday
• Latest on Tannehill’s shoulder: How it feels, how far he can throw and if he will play
• Miami Dolphins now making QB decisions for both short- and long-term
• Three lead changes in the final 45 seconds. Watch this crazy football finish.
• Another Dolphins player headed to injured reserve but the news isn’t as bad as feared
• One in three parents say they won’t get kids a flu shot. Doctors blame ‘echo chamber’
• Miami Heat has no answers for LeBron James in loss to Los Angeles Lakers
• Oh, what we had and what we lost. LeBron reminds us in torching Miami for 51 points
• Five takeaways: This game wasn’t about Heat’s struggles. It was about LeBron’s dominance
• Richardson’s ejection for throwing his shoe ‘unacceptable,’ Heat coach Spoelstra said
• Part of Collins Avenue in Miami Beach slowed for car-into-water investigation
• While traveling, man sees footage of longtime neighbor robbing his home, AZ cops say
• Panthers focus on two-step process to get back on winning track after loss to Rangers
• Sports on TV: Monday, Nov. 19, 2018
• As Miami Heat continues to struggle, Goran Dragic’s knee becomes an issue once again
• This popular Brickell sushi joint packed up and moved out in the middle of the night
• “Black Friday” llegó y aquí tienes cómo hacer menos colas y divertirte más en las tiendas
• One of South America’s most celebrated chefs just opened a spot downtown
• What a Florida father found on his 11-year-old’s phone will send a Brooklyn rapist to prison
• A Florida nanny brought her kids to the library — where a Dolphins fan was watching porn
• There’s a new way to order at this Florida burger joint — with your face