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September 5, 2018

• All Miami’s best tacos are under one roof this weekend. Tequila will be there, too.
• McDonald’s brought its menu from around the world to Miami — and we’re the first to try it
• Downtown Dadeland is getting even cooler. A new craft beer bar is moving in
• This Celia Cruz exhibit is the biggest ever - and it’s coming to Miami
• Supreme Court pick highlights ruling overturning war court conviction
• McKnight’s art at Miami transit hub paints the story of Overtown
• DeSantis picks Miami state legislator Jeanette Nuñez as running mate
• 111 years old: Supercentenarian gets her own day in Hialeah
• UM coach believes this rule that hurt the Hurricanes against LSU is unfair. Here’s why.
• A feud between a commissioner and a nightclub. At stake: the heart of Little Havana
• These fishing captains are famous in the Keys. Now they’re struggling to stay afloat
• Miami-Dade holds first hearing Thursday on a county budget that adds school security
• She wanted to end the relationship. The jilted girlfriend picked up an ax, cops say.
• The mystery Miami Dolphins are getting near to unveiling. And the stakes are very high
• More than pride on the line for Miami lawmakers in political fight over Florida House
• Southwest volleyball continues strong start to 2018 season
• Ryan Tannehill was ‘riled up’ Wednesday. Why that’s great news for the Miami Dolphins
• That time Mike Vrabel hung out in Raekwon McMillan’s living room
• Here’s what Dolphins’ Gase likes about Luke Falk. And a revelation about Leonte Carroo
• This is how Ryan Tannehill, once NFL’s most-sacked QB, feels about his new offensive line
• NFL defending champion Eagles open at home Thursday, but here’s why it could be trouble
• Dolphins’ defense gets a key piece back, plus an update on Grant and Larsen
• Miami Dolphins will go without this starter in regular-season opener against the Tennessee Titans
• Miami Beach law limits panhandling. Civil rights groups say that violates free speech.
• The lawyer was charged with a $20M fraud, then took a drive 4 years ago. He’s been found
• Next summer, Miami travelers can fly direct to Warsaw for the first time
• Infowars’ Alex Jones insults, touches Marco Rubio outside U.S. Senate hearing
• He managed the Keys Dairy Queen. Cops say he helped robbers stick it up
• ‘Mama went bye-bye.’ She left 2-year-old in a hot car and smoked weed, Georgia cops say
• Marlins’ plans with two key pieces come into focus
• The sheriff was on his way to a meeting. But first he had an arrest to make
• Dying man’s last wish was an ice cream sundae — so medics took him to McDonald’s
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2018
• ‘Everybody makes mistakes:’ Suspect in D.C. road rage video is mentally ill, uncle says
• Realmuto’s two homers not enough for Marlins after poor start against Phillies
• $75,000 a year with benefits; no college needed — yet local employers can’t fill jobs
• Is FIU stifling freedom of expression? Sure looks that way in attempt to remove Maidique’s name from campus
• Beware of these websites: They’ll charge you seven times more to travel to the U.S.
• Officials charged with tracking security incidents learned of attacks in Cuba from media
• Are these Florida constitutional amendments misleading? State Supreme Court to decide
• We have the resources to save Florida’s dying coral reefs. Now, we just need the will.
• Electric scooters could soon be back in Miami — this time for good
• Teen charged with kidnapping siblings, attempted murder. Cops say mom set up the plan.
• Sloppy redaction shows large deposit into candidate’s account. Reason: Pay the bills.
• Who killed Miami Subs founder Gus Boulis? Appeals court orders new trial.
• He’s serving life for double murder. Fifteen more was tacked on for cocaine trafficking.
• Florence strengthens to a Category 3, and it’s the first major hurricane of 2018
• Amazon’s Jeff Bezos was spotted at LIV. Could this be good news for Miami’s HQ2 bid?
• This local college team went to Costa Rica to train and teach the game of basketball
• Lost sea lion spent 4 days stranded in town trying to find the sea. Tranquilizer helped
• These Miami party boats ride with liquor and bikini models. The feds are paying attention
• On the first day of school, man put an electric fence near bus stop to keep kids away
• Being lieutenant governor in this state means you make $125K a year and don’t do much
• Instead of a new athletic director, FIU decides to go for more Pete Garcia
• In this rematch, the gloves are coming off. Here’s what Golovkin and Canelo are saying
• Miami Hurricanes need to toughen up and ‘punch back’ after big plays, says Manny Diaz
• UM starter listed as ‘day-to-day’ was missing during media viewing of practice
• This new apartment building is moving in. Wynwood Yard and O Cinema are moving out
• Judge rules that governor’s travel plans, meeting schedule aren’t security secrets
• Este restaurante en Wynwood es el favorito con las estrellas de Miami
• All Miami’s best tacos are under one roof this weekend. Tequila will be there, too.
• McDonald’s brought its menu from around the world to Miami — and we’re the first to try it
• This Celia Cruz exhibit is the biggest ever - and it’s coming to Miami
• Downtown Dadeland is getting even cooler. A new craft beer bar is moving in
• Right on time: Tropics heat up with peak of hurricane season
• Here at last: David Beckham-fronted Miami MLS team reveals its name and official crest
• In energy drink battle, one claims to help with Alzheimer’s. That’s nonsense, other says.
• Nikolas Cruz’s birth mom had a violent, criminal past. Could it help keep him off Death Row?
• A mom got pulled over in a traffic stop. Then she handed her stash to her kid, cops say
• Country, rock and all that jazz: Here’s what’s happening in 2018-2019
• Where to see country, rock, comedy and jazz in South Florida this year
• A ‘Scumbag of the Week’ victim and a drunk pledge. Now, two Florida frats face trouble
• Elton, Sting and Christina Aguilera: Just a few top performers coming to South Florida
• The money man, the bloodsucker and the kindness of strangers
• Honey Smacks cereal sales are illegal. But some people have still gotten ill