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July 20, 2018

• Curbelo says 1,313 kids in Homestead shelter are treated with ‘care and compassion’
• Virgin’s adults-only ship will have a boxing ring and a spa — but no plastic straws
• Virgin’s adults-only ship will have a boxing ring and a pool — but no plastic straws
• March For Our Lives has raised millions and has a D.C. lobbyist. Here’s what’s next.
• From reels, lures, cameras and underwear, the ICAST tackle trade show had it all
• ‘Dangerous predator’ arranged sex with kid, sent cop homemade bestiality videos, Va. police say
• Problems with fire sprinklers close Marathon hospital. It’s the only ER in Middle Keys
• Keys canals choked with debris from Irma will finally start to be cleaned up next month
• Police investigating a deadly shooting at a luxury Miami condo
• Catch this summer Wallcast with next-gen music stars. It’s free.
• The state will add a center turn lane to U.S. 1 on Sugarloaf Key
• He told a cop to ‘stop fingering’ him. Now the ACLU is suing the D.C. police
• Michael Cohen secretly taped Trump discussing payment to Playboy model
• Charge! Earnings due for Dow’s best performer
• Virgin’s adults-only ship will have a boxing ring and a spa — but no plastic straws
• Doral police officer recuperating after being injured in motorcycle crash
• Can public art make people in Miami-Dade care about climate change?
• Advocates demand state help Puerto Rican evacuees with housing as FEMA aid runs out
• Big3’s trip to Miami brought nostalgia as former NBA — and Heat — stars took the court
• Many in Latin America can’t find the motivation to work hard and prosper
• Insecure about your ballot? Try absentee voting
• Colombia has billions in sunken treasure lying off its coast. But who owns it?
• Reuniting separated immigrant families won’t fix abuses in detention
• Derek Dietrich goes deep not once, but twice, in Marlins win
• Surterra resumes medical marijuana processing after complying with missed inspection
• A transgender student used the boy’s restroom. A student says it violated his rights
• After ‘so-so’ first half, Justin Bour looking to get back on track
• Miami Dolphins coach’s summer break: A mission of football and faith in East Africa
• Beckham’s Miami MLS team close to hiring this Atlanta United executive as GM
• Key West is struggling to balance a budget. It is starting by cutting out nonprofits
• FAA flagged ‘a number’ of flight school’s planes after fatal 2017 crash
• 6 Cubans land in the Keys, a rare occurrence since the end of ‘wet-foot, dry-foot’
• He saw a python slithering out of a toilet bowl. His roommate grabbed a fishing rod
• 22-year-old changing in dressing room catches FBI agent taking photos, NJ cops say
• UM biologist’s star turn on Shark Week: Coaching ‘Gronk’ on hanging out with tigers
• Cocaine cowboy escaped Miami prison 38 years ago, fled to Peru. He’s back and behind bars
• 'Welcome to hell.' Former Venezuelan political prisoner says he was tortured in jail
• Fort Lauderdale man used many internet connections to transmit child porn, police say
• Miami Dolphins’ Adam Gase mum on anthem policy news, focused on training camp
• Democrats don’t need a new slogan, they need a pair of brass, er, knuckles
• Continuity but some new faces as Cuba’s parliament selects ministers
• Returning to Miami Beach after Irma was a headache. The city wants to make it easier
• Miami Dolphins might not punish kneelers at all, team owner suggests in statement
• Swimming advisory at three South Florida beaches will continue through the hot weekend
• Gentrification 2.0? The rich are being pushed out by the richer in this Miami-area city
• After dropping his pants at Target, he told cops his drugs were 'blessed by God.'
• 'We avoided a disaster.' Quick-thinking bystander notices baby left in hot car
• 'The nerve of this guy!' Florida deputy taunts a slow tortoise in this funny video
• 'He just sucked it in.' Watch this Goliath grouper inhale a 3-foot-long reef shark