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February 21, 2019

• Insurance company’s policy about pay left it still owing employees nearly $89,000
• This Puerto Rican chef makes beautiful pastries. Now you can find them in Coral Gables
• Miami baseball pounds FAU and rises to 4-0. Now, it’s off to Gainesville to face Gators
• Florida roofer faces $265,000 fine as a five-time fall hazard violator since 2015
• Florida Man finds his way to Illinois, and two old toilets led to his arrest
• Let’s shift the focus to deadly urban gun violence
• Sex offender wanted sex with a 14-year-old. He’ll be 60 before he gets out of prison.
• Miami man recalls when there was something about North Bayshore Drive
• It took a heart attack for him to exercise and eat healthy. He’s now 75 pounds lighter.
• This year will be telling for three Marlins first-round pitching prospects who had setbacks
• Cardinal Gibbons girls’ soccer’s resilient season ends with Class 2A championship loss
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019
• Three more years: Incumbent teachers’ union leaders, caucus sweep elections
• The Miami Hurricanes’ Manny Diaz is working on finalizing his revamped recruiting staff
• This Marlins pitcher has overcome these personal and professional hurdles to be here
• She’s 15 and left a suicidal note before leaving home. Cops want help finding her
• Anyone in Zion Williamson’s shoes would be wise to shut it down and await NBA riches
• Former Florida State and NFL star addresses sexual harassment allegations.
• Here’s why Tiger Woods is skipping the only PGA Tour stop in South Florida this year
• They lost sons to addiction. Now they’re pushing for needle exchange to go beyond Miami
• Coast Guard rescues two from sinking sailboat off Key Largo
• DeSantis wants access to Canadian prescription drugs to drop Florida’s healthcare cost
• ‘Who gave it, who got it?’ How political influence in Miami is bought — and concealed
• Multitalented Samantha Smart tests herself on the mat with Women Of Wrestling
• These Miami brothers keep selling some of the priciest homes in the world. How do they do it?
• Americans arrested in Haiti with arsenal of guns won’t face U.S. charges
• Broward judge eyes ‘tentative’ 2020 start for trial in Parkland massacre
• Suspect in deadly South Beach shooting surrenders, states shooting was in self-defense
• Judge bans Roger Stone from speaking about his prosecution in ongoing Mueller case
• An old man’s bike was stolen. So these Florida cops went above and beyond to help him
• Florida mayor accused of playing doctor without a license fired shots at SWAT, cops say
• Federal prosecutors broke law in Jeffrey Epstein case, judge rules
• It’s hot out there! Keys breaking records with high temperatures
• These are the seven deadly sins that everyone commits in Miami
• ‘It’s a new day for the Miami Marlins.’ Here’s what the team’s rebrand means for fans
• Overtown, and Miami-Dade Public Library, hold a treasure trove of art
• After firing former board members, DeSantis names four to water management district
• Hate groups ‘surge’ across the country since Charlottesville riot, report says
• Bowser takes over Nintendo of America! What does it mean for future Mario games?
• Keys marina fire investigation could take months, cops say
• Former Florida Gators star has drug charge dismissed, but could still face NFL discipline
• Here’s what Goran Dragic is willing to do in wake of Winslow’s growth
• Art in pieces, inaugural MiamiPhotoFest: it’s all happening now
• These players Miami Dolphins are discussing in team’s plans. These they probably aren’t
• Combine preview: Assessing the Miami Dolphins’ non-QB options in Round 1
• Floridians, and their leaders, should shift focus to confronting deadly urban gun violence
• If this bill were already law, Parkland video of BSO response might not be seen
• Here’s why Hialeah company Gilda recalled three lots of one of its desserts
• Harry Potter coaster has an opening date. Universal gives a mere hint at what it does