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March 1, 2019

• We treat immigrant children with compassion
• Spring will be in the air this weekend, followed by a bit of Florida winter
• Florida banks feeling the effects of U.S. sanctions on the Maduro regime
• Former Miami running back Travis Homer is putting on a show at the NFL Scouting Combine
• Firefighting chemicals a health risk at many Florida sites. Just four have been tested.
• UM women beat Georgia Tech 69-56 on Senior Night, Mompremier gets 22nd double-double
• Plane’s tracking device leads to man on raft in ocean after his plane crashed
• Miami was an Amazon HQ2 finalist, but what comes next?
• Matt Gaetz, who is Florida Man personified in Congress, is in big trouble now.
• Here’s what the Dolphins have conveyed to Xavien Howard about his future
• An NFL executive’s startling evaluation of Murray, with insight into Dolphins’ thinking
• Former Miss Universe Dayanara Torres begins treatment for cancer
• Miami’s indie film scene has exploded over the last decade. This year’s festival proves it
• Pilot killed when plane crashes into Fort Lauderdale condo. Residents were evacuated.
• It is hard for immigrants to get green cards and other benefits. These tools help.
• ‘Florida is just full of weirdos.’ Team picks the wackiest Florida Man story of all
• When it comes to sex, men’s ‘stupid’ gene is old and enduring
• A bench role? Dragic: ‘I’m here to win games. That’s the only thing that matters to me.’
• House Speaker apologizes for calling pregnant women ‘host bodies’ in abortion interview
• Heat’s Pat Riley revealed his blueprint this week. Here’s why it’s not entirely realistic
• Michael Cohen’s testimony was great theater. It was also, largely, a waste of time.
• CCW turning 15 with MVP; plus video interviews with Austin and Billy Gunn and Lance Anoi’a
• Amanda Seales clarifies sexual harassment comments about former NFL and FSU star Myron Rolle
• Army parachutists remain hospitalized after accident over Homestead base
• Proposal meant to curb overdevelopment in Coconut Grove stalls at Miami commission
• Fans can see FSU’s first two spring football practices. Here’s what to pay attention to.
• Mailbag: Should Bam Adebayo, the starter, become a permanent thing for Heat?
• A man was shot multiple times in a car in Miami, cops say. Does a purple bicycle figure?
• In real estate, culture, the arts and more, Miami’s global identity hasn’t yet caught up to its reality
• Trump uses dangerous language. America doesn’t need a ‘Godfather-in-chief’
• Senior-level hires and promotions for the week of March 4, 2019
• Smart ways to save for a college education
• He parked his car in front of the brothers’ house. They beat him to death, cops said
• Sports on TV: Friday, March 1, 2019
• Smart ways to save for a college education
• Deadline for Pitch Startup Competition is almost here
• Smart ways to save for a college education
• Sure, ‘Green Book’ isn’t perfect, but Don Shirley’s music is. Just listen.
• After a solid rookie season, this Marlins player is hoping to hone in on his power hitting
• Village attorney accused of waging ‘campaign of aggressive self interest.’ He’s fired.
• While China robotizes its workforce, Latin America is falling behind
• Dillard girls pull away from Father Lopez to move within one win of its 10th state title
• Quarterback battle and filling defensive line holes are key this spring for UCF Knights
• 87 more lots of blood pressure and heart medicine recalled for probable carcinogen
• After years of broken promises, Miami-Dade fending off tighter rules for transit tax
• One of the unlikeliest players in PGA Tour history shoots 64 to take Honda Classic lead
• Heat wastes another lead. Wade: ‘Only way we’re going to change it is if it really hurts’
• Rockets rally behind 58 points from James Harden to beat Heat
• Senior-level hires and promotions for the week of March 4, 2019
• In real estate, culture, the arts and more, Miami’s global identity hasn’t yet caught up to its reality
• A second look at the data could diminish the bright job market picture’ shine
• A second look at the data could diminish the bright job market picture’ shine
• A second look at the data could diminish the bright job market picture’ shine
• American Heritage girls repeat as state champions, but a first-time champ led the way
• I-95 road rage incident ends with man shooting at driver’s truck, troopers say
• Man who barricaded himself at home first pointed gun at victim in restaurant, cops say
• Proposed new laws could limit who you can sue and how much you can get
• As hopes for a quick victory fade, Venezuela’s opposition braces for a grinding battle
• In Haiti illegal gun-trafficking case, second man convicted of lesser charges
• Two ships sank and one ran aground, possibly damaging coral reefs in the Florida Keys
• A solar-powered, electric charter boat breaks the mold in Key West
• St. Thomas Aquinas girls’ basketball cruises to first state-title appearance since 1994
• County ousts Metrorail guards who body slammed woman sitting on bench waiting for train
• Miami commission meeting unravels amid tensions over Little Haiti mega-development
• U.S. State Department deploys envoy to break political stalemate in Haiti
• Miami was an Amazon HQ2 finalist, but what comes next?
• Should Trump lose in 2020, a smooth transition is not guaranteed
• Alan Dershowitz suggests curbing press access to hearing on Jeffrey Epstein sex abuse