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September 12, 2018

• Crime is high, pay is low and there’s mold in their headquarters. These cops are fed up
• I lived in a socialist-communist regime for 10 years. Andrew Gillum is no socialist
• DeSantis rolls out environmental platform as critics call him ‘sham environmentalist’
• Tickets to 100-plus South Beach food fest events were just announced. Don’t miss these 10
• Starbucks will now deliver its coffee to you through this app — only in South Florida
• DeVante Parker takes another step and more observations from Dolphins practice
• Tannehill as a receiver? It almost happened Sunday (and probably will at some point)
• The Miami Dolphins are dealing with injuries to these two front-line players
• Home Depot just recalled 210,000 of these hurricane helpers for possible shock hazard
• Dwyane Wade’s play-or-retire decision is no-lose and should leave Heat fans grateful
• Rick Scott starts process to pick Supreme Court justices. Political, legal fights loom.
• The pick for Thursday’s Ravens-Bengals game, and why this game should interest Dolfans
• Scheck Hillel students earn 2018 Advanced Placement college awards
• Surf’s up in Miami Beach as Hurricane Florence crosses Atlantic
• Doctor filled women’s Snapchat drug requests to get sex and nude videos, Pa. cops say
• Cali was once a danger zone. Now it’s a tourist spot – and Spirit will fly there
• With Dan Straily likely out the rest of the season, here’s the Marlins’ pitching plan
• A masseur went too far, the state says. Now he’s barred from seeing female clients
• Heat could catch a break on draft. And All-Stars play against Heat.
• District games coming into play this week for some of South Florida’s top teams
• The Miami Heat made a commitment to Bam Adebayo. Here’s the long-term plan for him
• Please take care of our American flags, or just don’t bother flying them
• I used to regulate greyhound racing in Florida; end it by voting for Amendment 13
• The United Way of Miami-Dade continues to grow to meet the community’s needs
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2018
• Video shows crews battling four-alarm fire at Miami Gardens church
• He got 15 years for strangling his girlfriend. He initially said it was self-defense.
• Teen arrested in rape of pregnant woman who jumped three stories to escape, Tenn. cops say
• Another big storm headed to the U.S. Is climate change to blame?
• Miami might make public parking more expensive across city
• Roaches at an Outback. Cake by the rodent poop. These restaurants are in trouble
• Woman bit rapist’s genitals — then fended off knife attack with a table, La. police say
• Teacher arrested after shooting teen he thought was robbing vacant home next door, cops say
• Grove Pilates studio has class for people with neurological conditions
• Move over, Turnover Chain. This is why there was an ax in the Dolphins’ locker room
• Firefighters wrestle hyperventilating bear, trying to free its head from 10-gallon can
• Ultra Music Festival gave thousands to Miami campaigns. Will donations sway votes?
• Greenberg Traurig Co-President Hilarie Bass steps down to focus on diversity venture
• Here’s one of the particularly difficult decisions facing the Hurricanes’ coaching staff
• This top golfer is a 12-time winner and she now has a limited edition Red Bull drink
• Miami Beach commissioners may turn down the music on Ocean Drive
• Two teens dropped a friend off in the Keys. A ‘strong odor’ sent them to jail.
• A Keys man has a secret compartment in his Camry — and cops say it was stuffed
• Global marketing giant Havas and Miami-based Republica join forces
• Florida sending emergency teams to Carolinas ahead of Hurricane Florence
• Miami Beach could soon arrest people operating Airbnb-like rentals without a license
• Eating lunch at McDonald’s next week? There’s something you should know.
• Jakeem Grant made a big play in Miami Dolphins opener. The reasons he’s promising more
• Miami Dolphins’ receiver DeVante Parker practices. Issues to decide if he’ll play versus New York Jets
• When it came to facing Mets ace Jacob deGrom, the Marlins have been perfect this season
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• Six credits shy of graduating, gay man says university dismissed him for his sexuality
• Key West has a suspect in a 2016 murder. But prosecutors won’t touch the case
• Real estate-reveal event draws insiders looking for insights
• UF makes huge change in graduation ceremony. Thousands of Gators don’t like it.
• Miami Beach set its own minimum wage. Now it’s being fought before state Supreme Court.
• UM freshman Al Blades Jr., son of late Canes DB, named captain. ‘It’s very emotional for me’
• Updated: One Miami Hurricane had surgery Wednesday, and who earned more playing time?
• High-profile Republican in Washington has Kenny Stills’ back (no, not Trump)
• Medical contractor nibbled almost $575,000 out of workers’ paychecks. Now, it will pay.
• He killed 4 Keys tourists in a wreck. His punishment: traffic school, license suspension
• What travels faster than a hurricane? A convoy of FPL trucks heading to the Carolinas
• Tickets to 100-plus South Beach food fest events were just announced. Don’t miss these 10
• Starbucks will now deliver its coffee to you through this app — only in South Florida
• Weaker Isaac will likely spare Puerto Rico but don’t write it off yet
• Boxer Canelo Alvarez dodges a jab from ex-promoters after court ruling over millions
• ‘What we really like is the Raid:’ Inmates eat roach poison to get high, Florida sheriff says
• He was her business partner for years. Then she turned up in the woods, cops say
• A mother asked her child why she was bleeding. The answer involved a death threat.
• The chain store’s taco seasoning has an allergen. The label doesn’t tell you about it
• Be careful with your green card or visa application. A mistake can now get you deported.
• How Journey’s undying ‘Don’t Stop Believin’‘ figured in a Florida man’s DUI arrest