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September 10, 2018

• What’s happening with Miami’s residential real estate? This event has the answers
• You’re invited to the Florida Priorities Summit. Join us and help build a better Florida.
• Aretha Franklin’s failure to write a will has a lesson for all of us
• Raise a glass! Here are the best Oktoberfest 2018 events in Miami
• This 20-year-old Lincoln Road hot spot is closing. But don’t freak out, it will be back
• Sunset Harbour is getting a new juice bar. And we thought juicing was over
• High school students attacked at FIU’s Biscayne Bay campus, reports say
• Mysterious vending machines offer pens — but really sell crack pipes, N.Y. officials say
• Daughter left 87-year-old dad ‘helpless’ on floor for days with no food or water, Colo. cops say
• Drake and Gore will be special. Why that’s so crucial to Tannehill and Dolphins’ season
• Coral Gables manager resigns after months of lost battles, bad press
• UM loses key freshman. And start time set for Canes-FIU game
• Aretha Franklin’s failure to write a will has a lesson for all of us
• The Panthers keep injured players Anthony Jones and Mershawn Miller in their thoughts
• Trump talks about Niger ambush that killed Miami Gardens soldier on Omarosa tape
• He needed a car. So he stole an ambulance, sheriff deputies say.
• Former Illinois governor who made historic trip to Cuba in 1999 returns to the island
• Titans’ Mike Vrabel believes Andre Branch targeted Tennessee’s star offensive tackle
• Feces-filled sewage flooded the streets. The city did nothing for 10 days, records show.
• The element the Dolphins added that’s paying dividends. And Miami signs a veteran starter.
• Gase on Tannehill’s play, 7 more penalties, lineup decisions and more after big win
• Florida Men: The weirdest stuff keeps happening to the Miami Dolphins
• New Ryan Tannehill looks eerily familiar, plus multiple Miami Dolphins notes after a win
• The Marlins will have to wait before opening their series against the Mets. Here’s why
• She got on the bus with a string bag. She tried to leave with someone else’s 5-year-old
• Parents were doing custody exchange in Walmart parking lot. Mom brought a gun, police say
• Miami Dolphins honor Stoneman Douglas, Aaron Feis in home opener
• Aretha Franklin’s failure to write a will has a lesson for all of us
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018
• He took his shirt off in a McDonald’s booth — but first he snatched a cellphone, cops say
• Woman digs up ‘crying, wheezing’ dog after man buried it alive in woods, Mass. cops say
• As the price of baby formula in Venezuela soars, moms turn to each other for help
• Couple dead in murder-suicide in South Miami-Dade
• Apple recalls an iPhone model that might turn on, might not turn on or might freeze up
• Deaf immigrant facing deportation is ‘model citizen’ with a ‘wide smile,’ friends say
• DeSantis quits Congress, launches bid for Florida governor in Little Havana
• This Florida school made the top 50 in annual ranking of colleges and universities
• Miami sneaker boutique shutters store, frustrating resellers who haven’t been paid
• Mark Richt breaks down each quarterback that played in UM’s thrashing of Savannah State
• Sunset Harbour is getting a new juice bar. And we thought juicing was over
• Raise a glass! Here are the best Oktoberfest 2018 events in Miami
• This 20-year-old Lincoln Road hot spot is closing. But don’t freak out, it will be back
• A recent survey just ranked the happiest states in America. So how did Florida do?
• Florida Influencers give high marks to Florida, failing grade for DC, on Puerto Rico
• Florida GOP candidate for governor Ron DeSantis spoke at alt-right events
• These beach-access advocates spoiled Gov. Rick Scott’s campaign stop at doughnut shop
• He said he was scouting berries late at night. Then a cop looked in his truck.
• Rodent poop on bacon. Mold-like stuff on coleslaw. Inspections of retail food sellers
• Even after record storms, 1 in 5 Floridians say they won’t evacuate for a Category 4
• Construction company tried to hide that it cheated workers out of $111,000 in pay