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September 20, 2018

• Why Dolphins will get to 3-0 for only fourth time in past 20 years
• If you feed a cat for years, she’s yours. It’s cruel to abandon her
• Podcast: Your first-place Miami Dolphins (say it again, it sounds so good)
• Candidates raise big money for runoff in Miami Gardens, a sports, real estate hotspot
• Here’s the development that’s making UM coach Richt ‘crazy’
• Psychologist cleared of Medicare fraud denied bid for $150,000 in U.S. damages for prison time
• With Scott visiting Puerto Rico, Nelson commemorates hurricane anniversary from Miami
• Man who posed as a housewife pleads guilty to making secret sex tapes with 150 men
• Columbus and Belen Jesuit will unite to honor Ari Arteaga during Friday’s rivalry game
• Rebuilding Gators looking to add another chapter in this storied SEC rivalry
• An important part of the Dolphins defense was back at practice Thursday
• Charles Harris has two career sacks, but he says he is improving ‘exponentially’
• Here’s what the Dolphins plan to do with DeVante Parker this week
• Study of 600,000 drug deaths since 1979 upends what we think about the opioid crisis
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Sept. 20, 2018
• What’s bad for the economy? Tariffs
• Man celebrates birthday by telling his grandparents’ story
• After taking ecstasy, antisocial octopuses get close and do ‘water ballet,’ study finds
• A year after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico is still reeling
• Motorcyclists shot at a vehicle then beat up the driver. Cops say it was road rage
• Students need to learn about Helen Keller. Keep her in the curriculum
• ‘You killed my mom:’ Man stabs tow truck driver who ran woman over, Mass. cops say
• Let’s celebrate the grandparents who hold their families together
• Miami’s airport tries therapy dogs to soothe stressed-out travelers
• Palmer Trinity School has three new innovation spaces
• The cream and spray might help your itch. It also might have a microbial contamination
• The ‘moving parts’ that made DeVante Parker inactive last week. What it means this week
• ‘Got that one, too!’ Laughing man runs over sprinting emus with his car, video shows
• This Miami artist looks like she plays by the rules. But she’s really a trickster.
• March For Our Lives founder leaves the group, regrets trying to ‘embarrass’ Rubio
• Burglar stole the wrong car keys — and woke his victims to get the right ones, Colo. cops say
• Street renamed in honor of slain Miami-Dade student Jaime Gough
• Jeter signals that Mattingly will be back with Marlins in ’19
• A look at Heat’s power forwards, and how they fared playing with Whiteside last season
• Mental health provider that evaluated Nikolas Cruz is picked to service charter schools
• She told police about oral sex, bondage, blindfolds. But she’s 15 and he’s her teacher
• Serious knee injuries for UM tight ends mean Canes will recruit two more for 2019
• The showdown with FIU just got more challenging for Hurricanes with latest injury news
• Conservatives are vilifying Christine Blasey Ford. Here’s why you should believe her.
• Hard time gets harder: Florida inmates deliberately shipped farther from home, families
• They lost homes in Hurricane Maria, but didn’t have deeds. FEMA rejected their claims.
• He loves burgers so much he built a museum to them. Now he’s selling his own
• Wynwood Yard is closing, but House of Mac already found a new spot
• Time to give up your diet. Happy Place Donuts is opening a second location
• Puerto Rico recovery: roofless homes, closed schools, an island left to fend for itself
• In a Florida first, Medley council could have a married couple serving together
• He loves burgers so much he built a museum to them. Now he’s selling his own
• Since Maria, he’s made a 10-hour trip for dialysis three days a week. He’s not alone.
• Hurricane Maria took everything but their neighborhood school. Now, even that is gone.
• After Maria, the threat isn’t over for Puerto Rico’s most vulnerable — the elderly
• Puerto Rico’s suicide rates spiked after Maria. And the mental health crisis isn’t over.
• Want cheaper insurance? You’ll have to wear a fitness tracker and send in your data
• Man lit captive, pregnant girlfriend on fire and hit her with a sledgehammer, Florida cops say
• Why was the dog swimming across the canal? To escape the man who shot him, witness said
• Supplier in Publix E. coli recall pulls another 132,000 pounds of beef sent nationwide
• He wanted to set her house on fire, cops say. His clumsiness sent her to the hospital