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October 2, 2019

• A 22-story tower in North Beach moves closer to construction
• Florida Panthers face early measuring stick as they begin Joel Quenneville era
• Schiff’s riff on Trump’s Ukraine call was more truth than parody, but still unwise | Opinion
• Now we know where José José’s body is. Tributes will be held in Miami and Mexico.
• Trends point one way in Rams-Seahawks game Thursday, but don’t believe them | Opinion
• School management company pays $45,000 in back pay after lesson about overtime pay
• Sister Jeanne O’Laughlin fondly recalled for her civic passion, including Elián González
• Off-duty Miami cop riding motorcycle injured in crash with SUV
• Micky Arison back in Miami federal court for Carnival pollution case
• Prominent Dolphins alums weigh in on the team’s dismantling
• A fourth county commissioner jumps into the 2020 race for Miami-Dade mayor
• Archbishop McCarthy boys capture team tournament; Riviera Prep girls’ volleyball win
• Here’s one key area of improvement needed for each returning Heat rotation player
• Police take robber suspect into custody after Miami Beach bank targeted
• Stop wasting time and energy on ‘BULLSHIT,’ Trump tweets amid impeachment inquiry
• ‘Shoot them in the legs’ would be Trump’s cruelest immigration policy yet, and based on a lie | Opinion
• Now or never for Florida Panthers to finally stop wasting the prime of Aleksander Barkov | Opinion
• Dolphins’ Christian Wilkins: I didn’t know suplexes were illegal in the NFL
• Here’s why Aubrey O’Day had to take off her shirt on that flight from Miami
• Brian Flores has helped Dolphins improve but admits his work still ‘not good enough’ | Opinion
• MMA fighter turns witness in sordid kidnap and murder tied to ex-Presidente supermarket exec
• Phony patients, discarded medications: Doctors describe Cuban cooperation missions
• A vacationing couple was pulled over by Miami Beach PD. It was a proposal
• James Johnson remains away from Heat for Day 2 of training camp
• On the ball or off the ball, Heat’s Justise Winslow has high expectations for himself
• Dolphins make a change with playing time at tight end. And coach reacts to kicker slump
• Florida AG steps into fight over amendment on open primaries, says it’s misleading
• Patriots owner Robert Kraft sues state attorney for records in prostitution case
• An influx of $58.8M in federal cash will help fight opioid epidemic in Broward County
• Letter: Question the ruling to reinstate Broward’s suspended sheriff
• If you vote by mail, here’s how to make sure your ballot gets counted in Miami-Dade
• These Miami metro areas are the most expensive places to rent in the state
• Aid workers can’t deliver food due to violence in Haiti. It could cause a crisis
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019
• Porter, Losner get most votes in Homestead mayoral race; Shiver is out in primary race
• Florida’s climate czar pays a visit to Miami-Dade. Does it signal new state support?
• Woman shot multiple times in a parking lot. Her girlfriend is the suspect, cops say
• Podcast: Live (sort of) from Heat media day, with Justise Winslow and Dion Waiters
• Florida’s not tracking any possible storms for once. But, we have other weather hazards
• She shook her baby out of anger at his father, cops say. She’s now charged with murder
• He was drunk, armed, wandered into school — and said he was testing security, cops say
• You now have more time to comment on new fishing rules for Keys Marine Sanctuary
• Trump uses Rick Scott quote to defend Ukraine call — but that’s not what Scott said
• The luxury office market in Coconut Grove is booming. Here are the latest tenants
• Miami knows inconsistency is inevitable with young OL. Here’s why it gives UM confidence
• Universal has ‘epic offer’ for theme park fun during the holiday season
• Jarren Williams, Manny Diaz encourage RB Lorenzo Lingard: ‘It’s all in God’s timing’
• Firefighter pulled over for DUI asks for ‘professional courtesy,’ deputy says
• Repairman told a grandmother, ‘You are going to give it to me’ —then raped her, cops say
• Taxpayers could pay millions in legal fees for ex-Miami Lakes mayor acquitted of bribery
• “I can show u so much.” 11 men arrested in sting targeting child predators on web, cops say
• Inside Miguel Rojas’ day as Marlins manager and his value heading into 2020
• He woke them up to wash their feet. Then, he sexually touched them, cops say
• Poison, murder and a blood-red soda: How a Nicaraguan staple ended up in Miami
• Here’s what got recalled for listeria from The Fresh Market’s deli cases
• He’s lost his freedom for life, but he’s won the religious freedom to grow his beard
• Attorney threw a flagpole through his ex’s front window, Bar says. He’s been suspended
• A man in the woods said he just wanted to get away from his wife. He got arrested
• A company recalled 8 months of chicken products. They might be contaminated with listeria
• A Florida day-care worker beat a baby, police say, then tried to run away