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July 3, 2018

• When I said “natural light,” I didn’t mean beer. My boyfriend had another idea -- and we went viral
• Toy Story Land ya abrió en Hollywood Studios. Esto es lo que trae.
• Jamie Foxx was everywhere in Miami this weekend. Where was Katie Holmes?
• Five times the viandero’s grocery store on wheels saved your life
• Miami Heat's new addition knows his NBA future hinges on improving this skill
• She struck down gay adoption ban and handled notorious juvenile cases. Now she's retiring.
• Program connects Overtown students with summer employers
• Heat falls to Warriors in Summer League opener. Here's who looked good, bad for Miami
• Barraclough finally blows a save, but Marlins still prevail in extras
• Toy Story Land ya abrió en Hollywood Studios. Esto es lo que trae.
• When I said “natural light,” I didn’t mean beer. My boyfriend had another idea -- and we went viral
• Jamie Foxx was everywhere in Miami this weekend. Where was Katie Holmes?
• Five times the viandero’s grocery store on wheels saved your life
• He posted on Facebook about a man going overboard. Weeks later, he plunged into the sea
• Another day, another North Miami Beach official heads for the door
• She came to Miami for cosmetic surgery and died the next day. Autopsy revealed the cause.
• Janus is just one of many arrows that see unions as the target
• Search still on for corpulent con man as person of interest in XXXTentacion murder
• Most have water back after Doral's broken pipe, but the jail won't until Wednesday
• Mother reunited with her 7-year-old daughter recounts her family's anguish in the U.S.
• Keep an eye on the sky before you leave for fireworks. There might be thunderstorms.
• What Marlins are thinking approaching the July 31 trade deadline
• Paramedic took money from dead man’s pocket, cops say. But someone was watching.
• Interviews with WWE alums and July events with big names in South Florida
• Want to watch fireworks or go to a picnic or parade on the Fourth of July? Here’s where to go
• The truth is Mexico’s new president will be neither socialist nor savior
• Credit union awards 15 four-year, full-tuition scholarships
• 'Keys cottages' are arriving in a working-class neighborhood hit hard by Irma
• It's hot. It's rainy. And waiting for a bus in Miami is still a miserable experience.
• Golden retriever who played Bush's Beans' 'Duke' dies after battle with cancer
• UM football official dishes insight on team's defensive ends
• It’s not lobster season yet. That was a problem for this man, cops say
• As America celebrates freedom, remember blood has been spilled to ensure that you have a free press
• Support local news — it’s crucial to our lives and our democracy
• ‘I know you’re gay’: Man was held captive and beaten for several days, Mass. prosecutors say
• A man fishing off Pompano Beach reeled in a big one — but it wasn't a fish
• Former aide to Debbie Wasserman Schultz is cleared of stealing classified information
• How to get a life-changing haircut — and stay safe on the train tracks at the same time
• He played football for the Miami Hurricanes. Now, he's trying out for WWE
• In-depth with stars of Lucha Underground, Impact Wrestling and WWE Mae Young Classic
• Who needs to step up for the Dolphins to make a run in 2018? ESPN says these five players
• Federal government shifts gears on policing Zillow's co-marketing schemes
• Where does she live? A Miami lawmaker's bizarre attempt to reside in her district
• This Miami Gardens fatal shooting broke the city's trend, continues a national trend
• High School Football America named its top 100. Seven South Florida schools made the cut
• How important is your state? Probably not nearly as important as you think, study says
• Heed the Holocaust’s lessons. Yes, fascism can happen in America.
• Drive-by shooting in a condo parking lot kills a 17-year-old
• Property values are up 4 percent in Miami Beach — but the city still faces budget cuts
• The couple 'freaked him out' - so he ran them over with his van and drove off, police say
• The Gators' entire signing class is now on campus. Here are the numbers they will wear
• Water main break closed Miami-Dade College's West Campus, but classes will be held
• Somebody cracked a pipe. Now, the water must be boiled and a major road is closed
• Trapped woman didn’t want an ambulance. She was worried about the cost, witnesses say
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, July 3, 2018
• Teen was trying to sleep when lightning hit his bed - and set it on fire
• A drunken tourist used vomit as a weapon — then plotted a dirtier attack, cops say
• Florida gubernatorial candidates are out in left, and right, field for now
• Trump’s meeting with Putin will hurt Ukraine
• Without more fresh water, the Everglades can’t build the land needed to protect our coastline
• Will Ultra stay at Bayfront Park? As Miami residents complain, commission will decide
• Lots of sun, and brown slimy seaweed, in the forecast for South Florida beaches
• They came for a man accused of fathering a 14-year old's baby. They found something more