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April 16, 2019

• Florida Keys teachers plan ‘walk-in’ before school Wednesday
• A new humanitarian aid experiment is headed to Venezuela. It’s virtual
• Florida closer to ban on ‘sanctuary cities’ as Trump talks of sending migrants to them
• Sun Sentinel wins Pulitzer; Herald’s ‘Dirty Gold’ series a finalist
• Get ready for gator tacos: Cuban taco hot spot is opening a second location
• Miami coordinator Dan Enos says quarterback Tate Martell ‘has a lot of pressure on him’
• New Jeffrey Epstein accuser goes public; defamation lawsuit targets Dershowitz
• Why Miami, the Obamacare capital of the U.S., is a healthcare trap for 2020 Democrats
• What will we say if the thinkable happens? | Opinion
• Dana White talks UFC, ESPN, Greg Hardy, Brock Lesnar, Yoel Romero, Ronda Rousey, more
• This landmark Miami school is 60 years old and has just picked its second president
• When poor students don’t eat, they don’t learn. We can fix that | Opinion
• Teen who tried ‘RKO’ move on principal arrested for doing it again — to a plastic alligator
• Haslem explains why his decision to retire or not is more complicated than it seems
• A Miami Heat banana boat? This is what Justise Winslow has in mind
• Why an intersection may be closed 2 weeks and some Miami-Dade toilets may be low-flow
• Roaches at Fausto’s, rodents at the Trading Post, mystery with the ‘key lime pie lady’
• With the press of a button, this South Beach eyesore finally came down
• A Florida man’s Facebook messenger chat led to 72 counts of child pornography charges
• Are your antibiotics not working anymore? Arsenic could be a lifesaver, research says
• Feds rescue a Cuban fishing boat drifting for days at sea and ask: ‘Where are you going?’
• U.S. military action in Venezuela would be the wrong solution | Opinion
• These students found rhythm, art and joy through poetry
• Appeals court throws out years of USS Cole case rulings, says judge acted improperly
• DeSantis visits the Keys to renew commitment to Hurricane Irma recovery
• Miami’s political escape artist can’t shake the feds’ election conspiracy lawsuit
• How will the Miami Dolphins’ defense look schematically? We got a few hints Tuesday
• Reshad Jones conspicuously absent as the Miami Dolphins practice for first time in 2019
• He thinks ‘best football’ still ahead of him. So how long will FitzMagic last?
• Here’s where things stand between Dolphins and Xavien Howard as contract talks continue
• Miami Dolphins players at team’s minicamp are survivors, but even they are on short notice | Opinion
• Mini-tsunamis keep hitting the East Coast, NOAA says. But what exactly are they?
• A Florida cold front is here. Temperatures dropped to the 40s, 50s and 60s
• A trip to the supermarket just made this woman a millionaire
• Beckham partner has a friend in Miami-Dade’s mayor and a lobbyist in the mayor’s son
• A former NFL star gives some tips on how to get recruited to the FIU defensive line
• Kamala Harris beats Cory Booker, Bernie Sanders in 2020 money race in Florida
• The Marlins backup catcher is making the most of his recent extended playing time
• Former NBA champ thinks UCF’s Tacko Fall should get picked ahead of Zion in draft
• Competing soccer group sues Fort Lauderdale, Beckham’s team over Lockhart Stadium deal
• Ransom Everglades boys’ volleyball rallies to defeat Columbus in district semis
• Trump will allow Cuban Americans to sue for confiscated property in Cuba
• Despite 4-13 start, the Marlins say they won’t make ‘emotional decisions’ with roster
• ‘For decades, I have carried Notre Dame de Paris in my heart’ | Opinion
• ‘Amparo Experience’ moves its audience in more ways than one
• House will hear firefighters’ cancer bill after public pressure, payback allegations
• Churches have been bombed, burned and ransacked for centuries. And then they are brought back to life | Opinion
• Here’s another pass-rushing prospect the Dolphins like and flew to South Florida
• Two bad innings from Richards doom the Miami Marlins in series opener against the Cubs
• They met him at a bar and went to his room. Then they left with his Rolex, cops say.
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, April 16, 2019
• The thyroid may be small, but it’s critical to your child’s growth and brain development
• Winter 2019 All-County teams: The best of Miami-Dade and Broward
• Carnival is on probation for polluting the ocean. They’re still doing it, court records show
• Is Sawgrass Mills still a thing? We went to find out
• Florida man tells TV reporter he buried dead friend in yard: ‘I made a bad decision’
• An explanation of the ‘unexpected’ ingredient that caused a Chips Ahoy! recall