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August 30, 2018

• Where things stand with Justise Winslow and more Heat notes
• With all due respect, President Trump, what do you want people to say at your own funeral?
• Unfortunately, the American KKK’s brand of hate travels well
• ‘This was fun:’ Man dumped flour on 68-year-old woman at Indiana Walmart, video shows
• Cold laser therapy can make your pet feel better, but we don’t know why
• This is what ESPN has in mind for its new Monday Night Football booth
• Emmy-winning ‘House of Cards’ composer kicks off Frost Music Live! series
• Homeopathic products test positive for urinary tract and antibiotic-resistant bacteria
• Miami Springs rebounds from poor season opener with key district win
• An illuminating preseason finale should help calm nerves about Dolphins’ depth
• Miami Dolphins seem to have an obvious backup QB now but does it matter?
• Jackson Generals continue impressive start to 2018 football season
• Their Hialeah pain management clinic was really a pill mill. They just pleaded guilty.
• Sports on TV: Friday, Aug. 31, 2018
• A Miami-Dade native rises, a high draft pick struggles and more from Dolphins-Falcons
• He posted ‘Instructions: How to Make a Homemade Pipe Bomb.’ Now he faces federal charges
• A statistical misfire on school shootings raises questions
• PETA to Key West: Stop killing and eating fish
• Florida voters put the parties on notice: “Don’t you dare tell us whom to vote for!”
• ‘What’s the big deal?’ These Miami companies and employees love bringing pups to work.
• This man used an interesting tool to break into a Miami business. Video shows his efforts.
• American consumers losing their federal safety net
• Chain-link fence was no match for these crooks. Watch them leave in pricey ride
• Deputy prepares to shoot armed woman — then makes a discovery that saves her, Wisc. cops say
• Summer doldrums in the garden? Try this plant that David Fairchild found in Indonesia
• Red tide leads Florida to alter fishing rules for snook and redfish
• PETA wanted roadside tombstone for ‘sensitive’ lobsters killed in crash. State said no
• Film Art Expanse an interactive but old-school presentation
• There was an arrest in a high-rise condo murder. Now, there’s another person of interest
• This former Miami Marlins outfielder just hit for the cycle with his new ballclub
• Catcher reaches the majors with the Marlins, but not in a way he ever imagined.
• Quarterback choice now in Gase’s hands. But players’ post-game reaction was revealing
• Reports say Miami Dolphins talking to teams about a backup QB. The Dolphins respond
• Palmer Trinity students raise awareness about skin cancer
• Who starts (very few players you’ve heard of) and who sits for Dolphins-Falcons
• What’s open and closed on Labor Day?
• Spitting ‘Batman’ grabs a wrench and goes after Wendy’s drive-thru workers, video shows
• How far is UM away from elite level? Coaches, analysts, NFL executive weigh in
• Teen thought gun was ‘completely empty’ as he FaceTimed friend, cops say. It went off
• This Florida murder case was tried in Cuba. And local prosecutors got to watch
• His Indian restaurant brought diners to Kendall. Will his new pasta restaurant do the same?
• Will the Dolphins be a playoff team in 2018? Here’s our game-by-game prediction
• Miami Dolphins see signs they have fixed last year’s penalties problem
• Big surprises in our annual NFL rankings, including who’s No. 1 and how high Dolphins are
• Ten questions facing the Miami Dolphins entering the 2018 season
• A conversation with Dolphins’ Tannehill ahead of his crossroads season
• Shots fired, lives forever changed: How a past murder shaped Xavien Howard’s future
• Kenyan Drake wants to put a smile on every kid’s face in 2018. Even Patriots fans.
• How a darkened film room, Mike Martz and some luck made Gase a quarterback whisperer
• Projection: Grading the 2018 Dolphins by position group
• Cats could be banned in a New Zealand town. ‘It’s like a police state,’ resident says
• A tropical wave may threaten your Labor Day. Here’s what you can do about it.
• This Pro Bowl defensive lineman — and Miami Jackson grad — announces his NFL retirement
• ‘Voices of the Sea’ documentary captures Cuban family’s dilemma
• He’s been studying in the U.S. legally for 7 years. Bank of America froze his account anyway
• This Florida Keys landmark has finally reopened after Hurricane Irma
• A Keys landmark resort has just reopened. It’s also hiring.
• You have no beef, McDonald’s tells pair who sued over unwanted cheese on Quarter Pounder
• More than 50 guns, a ‘hit list,’ a hostage standoff: How a Miami judge’s life unraveled
• What question do you have about the affordability of living in Miami?
• UM freshman’s dad wrote ‘linebacker’ on hospital bassinet. He’ll start versus LSU elsewhere
• Red tide may be ‘natural,’ but scientists believe coastal pollution is making it worse
• This Florida Keys landmark has finally reopened after Hurricane Irma
• Miami-Dade approves ‘rapid-transit’ bus plan over Metrorail expansion in South Dade
• Lull in Atlantic hurricane season likely to end with system moving off Africa
• This rental car company just got sued by Florida over fees it charged customers for tolls
• Immigrants seeking a faster way to get a working visa will have to wait some more
• A used car salesman faces 110 years in prison. He got caught being dishonest, cops say
• Publix recalls ground beef after 18 people fall ill with E. coli