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July 13, 2018

• 911 call reporting hit-and-run crash leads to deadly discovery, police say
• Lewis Brinson’s trying season takes another turn for the worse
• Altering law he signed, Gov. Rick Scott asks counties to ensure access to Florida beaches
• State issues marijuana license to Miami nursery, sets process for 4 more licenses
• Dementia patient wouldn’t be quiet. So her caregivers found a solution, police say.
• A car crashed into a tree. When cops arrived, they found the bullet holes.
• Looking for a job? Now there’s even more competition — from people who already have one
• Wayne Ellington agrees to deal with Heat
• Why 9 is my favorite number
• Under fire, Miami schools chief revises ballot language to hike taxes for teacher pay
• Miami-Dade says it has $8 billion to spend on new transit projects. Talks start soon.
• With latest delay, David Beckham faces biggest fight yet to bring MLS soccer to Miami
• Sports on TV: Friday, July 13, 2018
• Pawn shops paid real money for fake gold, cops say.
• A Rays minor-league team is hosting a ‘Millennial Night.’ Twitter was not happy
• Heat so far is drawing a line in its bid to shed salary. Here’s how.
• Interns had ‘MAGA’ hats and wanted a ride to Trump hotel. Uber driver refused, they say
• What would Miami Dolphins-themed soccer kits look like? Here’s a look
• Didn’t get to Build-A-Bear? Chuck E. Cheese’s swoops in with its own Pay Your Age day
• The house behind ‘House of Cards’
• Jorge and Darlene Pérez donate $1 million to FIU Honors College
• David Beckham saw first-hand the mixed emotions about his proposed Miami MLS plan
• Lime to Miami: No more delays to scooter sharing
• Mexico’s president could help bridge U.S.-Venezuela hostilities — and ease Maduro’s oppression
• So many fries and so little time. Eat up, it’s National French Fry Day.
• David Beckham came to Miami commission for key soccer stadium vote. It didn’t happen.
• 12 Russians accused of hacking Democrats in 2016 have plenty of Florida connections
• He said he was ‘going to burn down the building with all the f------ Jews,’ Miami Beach cops say
• Help your children climb past their disappointments
• Nicaraguan torture victims say Venezuelan and Cuban accents have been heard in prisons
• ‘Her legacy remains intact.’ Mass commemorates Celia Cruz on 15th anniversary of her death
• Who gets Cleveland’s fourth spot in East? Sizing up how Heat and the others measure up
• ‘It’s because you are black,’ bus driver told man after passing him at bus stop, transit officials say
• Miami judge who used an obscure racial slur resigns from the bench
• Don’t bash BSO deputies, Parkland safety chair says. Consider radio screw-ups, too.
• BSO baggage claim guards were at a retirement party when shooting started, lawsuit says
• Miami’s mayor marries his future to a sports stadium. It ended badly for the last guy.
• After mass shootings, schools turn to Miami-made app to keep out the bad guys
• What some Dolphins are doing while others vacation and some interesting Dolphins running back numbers
• Airbnb tried to get a Miami lawsuit against a major landlord thrown out. A judge said no.
• An ex-Miami Hurricanes QB has been arrested on Keys domestic battery complaint
• After baby ‘kidnapping’ scandal, tribal and county cops to get training on Indian law
• Monarchs ‘Brown and Native’ butterfly exhibit a response to contemporary events
• Her husband wouldn’t buy her cocaine. So she hit him in the face with her phone, cops say
• Trump’s always on the stump, even in Brussels
• Shopper with service dog says Walmart employee accused her of faking a disability
• Supreme Court needs a woman who shows that we think with our brains, not our vaginas
• She felt skin against her leg. The pastor had his cellphone pointed up her dress, cops say
• Even with a green card, an immigrant can be deported under new guidelines
• A very big part of their family is missing