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February 19, 2019

• ‘Objectionable smells,’ rodents and roaches shut down chain restaurants
• Miami Herald’s Julie Brown receives Polk Award for ‘Perversion of Justice’ stories
• All six Miami Hurricanes at the NFL Scouting Combine likely to be drafted, says Kiper
• Podcast: Dwyane Wade’s emotional All-Star weekend and a home-stretch preview for the Heat
• A Florida cellphone seller owes workers $27,000 in back pay after various violations
• Cuts are coming for Dolphins’ receivers, but there’s one their new coach raves about
• Who provides the more accurate home valuation: Zillow or Redfin?
• Shaquem Griffin calls out Seattle Seahawks teammates — for a game of hoops
• Why Dolphins fans should temper expectations about Kyler Murray — even as buzz builds
• Rating Reggie McKenzie’s Oakland drafts a preview of what he can bring to Miami Dolphins
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019
• Here’s one pricey player that the Miami Dolphins’ new offensive line coach wants back
• Miami-Dade faces lawsuit over ‘kidnapping’ of baby from Baptist Hospital in tribal case
• State Senate review set for former Broward sheriff’s suspension
• Trump wants to end HIV transmission by 2030. That means, he should withdraw proposal that undercuts treatment.
• A turnover chain equivalent for the Miami Hurricanes’ offense? Diaz considering options
• Cops warn about challenge for teens to disappear, but are there any real examples?
• Fake CIA agent told woman from church ISIS was after him — and maybe her, NY cops say
• Here are parenting tips to learn how to raise a reader
• This pro AEW architect is changing pro wrestling’s landscape with solid backing, booking
• Hialeah native Manny Machado agrees to biggest free-agent contract in history, report says
• Supreme Court shouldn’t let Trump administration undermine Census
• Citizens’ Climate Lobby offers tool to endorse Carbon Dividend Act
• Man who pulled gun on black teens on MLK Day facing new charges under hate crime law
• Knight Foundation’s investment in media seeks to preserve an essential element of democracy: an informed citizenry
• Coral Gables wants a new Umbrella Sky. We have the most Miami ideas ever
• Miami wants to make the case to the world that climate-proofing is worth the cost
• UCF president resigns to repair rift with Legislature over misspent funds
• Venezuela’s political foes prepare for high stakes ‘battle of the bands’
• Haiti’s economic lifeline has taken a hit. Expedia just made it worse.
• ‘I hit my head.’ Let’s talk about traumatic brain injury
• How a colony of egrets made Miami’s inner city its winter home
• Winter escapees gain new direct flights to Key West from Chicago and Philadelphia
• Army parachute team resumes training as 2 of 3 jumpers improve after Homestead accident
• This is how Victor Victor Mesa figures into the Miami Marlins’ spring plans and beyond
• Coast Guard cites Watson Island charter boat for multiple violations
• UM trying to ensure future at linebacker after eventual departure of three 2019 seniors
• Ex-town manager says she was used by ‘nefarious individuals’ but didn’t commit fraud
• Remember when we used to think big? Where did that America go?
• Pat Riley on future with Heat: ‘I ain’t going out this way, until we win another title’
• Mailbag: Is it time for the Heat to prioritize development over winning?
• Trump brings message of hope to local Venezuelans. But vague threats of U.S. military action are dangerous, misguided.
• Alberto Gutman, popular Miami state lawmaker who went to prison, dies at 60
• Bill aimed at ‘sanctuary cities’ clears Senate hurdle
• Recall alert: This organic cereal sold at Publix has gluten. It doesn’t say that
• Lawsuit accuses Florida Dept. of Corrections of multimillion-dollar digital media scam