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July 12, 2018

• Another separation crisis looms — this time for 273,000 American children
• This Mexican hot spot is a Philly favorite. Now South Florida gets one, too
• PortMiami’s third new cruise terminal is coming. It’ll fit MSC’s 7,000-passenger ships
• Drake put this girl rap duo from Miami on the map. But now one of them is in jail.
• Army Corps can’t promise 2016’s algae blooms won’t return, but this strategy may help
• This Marlins rookie could have become a doctor. Instead, he chose baseball. Here’s why.
• Lawsuit challenges education amendment, seeks to remove it from Florida’s ballot
• Overlooked deadline could stop some medical marijuana processing in Florida
• PortMiami’s third new cruise terminal is coming. It’ll fit MSC’s 7,000-passenger ships
• Drake put this girl rap duo from Miami on the map. But now one of them is in jail.
• This Mexican hot spot is a Philly favorite. Now South Florida gets one, too
• Soccer stadium deal too big, too secretive. Tell them ‘Too bad,’ Miami commissioners. Vote No.
• CEOs help employees struggling with long commutes
• Breweries, live music and a new slogan: How North Miami is hoping to change its image
• Hit-and-run driver hits family of four, including two small children, cops say
• Utah theater cancels Parkland forum to register voters amid potential unrest, report says
• Vague ballot language confuses Miami-Dade schools’ bid to raise taxes to pay teachers
• Monkey Jungle has reopened. Here is what has happened since the animal-abuse allegations.
• PortMiami’s third new cruise terminal is coming. It’ll fit MSC’s 7,000-passenger ships
• Haiti’s low fuel prices unfairly benefit the rich and need to be raised, IMF says
• Tyler Johnson contract creating challenges, and these interesting future options for Heat
• Man charged with raping teen inside a bathroom stall at a Hollywood Publix, police say
• The recalled chests turned into coffins for 14 kids. Millions might still be out there
• Trans teen wanted a name change. A judge called him a ‘her’ and told him to ‘mature’
• North Miami jewelry maker partners with local groups to help at-risk kids
• Woosh! Never drive with your dog’s head hanging out the car window
• The Steven Spielberg of porn sues to make Floridians stop pirating his raunchy videos
• Chuck Schumer just failed the Kavanaugh test
• Dad smothered screaming infant daughter — then tried to shock her back to life, Ark. police say
• A nervous woman passes a note at vet’s office, video shows. ‘Call the cops,’ it reads
• Why is it so hard just to be able to hug an immigrant child who needs it?
• He now hunts Cuban human-rights abusers in the U.S. Was he once an offender himself?
• Seven members of Congress say now is the time to indict Raúl Castro
• Trump is as popular as Obama was in the middle of his first presidential term, survey says
• Here’s the newcomer one key UM Hurricanes football official is especially eager to see
• One city’s reluctance is delaying new emergency radio network, Broward County says
• The chief wanted perfect stats, so cops were told to pin crimes on black people, probe found
• Young fans mourn XXXTentacion, but many judge slain rapper by his violent past
• With Gov. Scott and legislature in denial, tiny town adapts on its own to climate change
• The doctor said she was due for a mammogram. Now, he can’t see female patients alone
• Recalled cereal in expanding salmonella outbreak is still being sold illegally, FDA says
• Jet skis have corroded the MacArthur Causeway. That’s bad news for your commute
• Miami likes to build sports stadiums. And it likes to tear them down.
• Bogus lawsuits are getting this Miami lawyer booted from the legal profession
• What do the Miami Marlins think of Papa John’s founder’s apology? You’re out!
• ESPN analyst explains why Miami is the best fit for Carmelo Anthony
• This local group helps kids grow with music. On Friday, they will sing at Marlins Park
• Beckham to stadium supporters at City Hall: ‘No matter what, we’re coming to Miami’
• She was stabbed to death at home. Then, someone lit a match.
• Receive a call from Homestead Public Services? Watch out. It could be a scam.
• Here is what today’s vote on Beckham’s soccer stadium plan means
• Cop who brought beer to the ‘hurricane party’ just became police chief for the week
• Marlins celebrate another extra-inning win on walk-off hit in 12th
• Was your restaurant food surrounded by rat poop? If you ate here, it was
• A man stole a gun from a store, cops say. But what a manager did next got him fired.