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June 21, 2019

• NFL player last saw young women accused of $500K theft naked in his bed
• Key lime pie is everywhere in Key West, but here are the best places to get it
• Political power and electrical power are inextricably linked. Ask Arnold Schwarzenegger | Opinion
• Be a sailor, a bootlegger or a genie: Choose your own adventure at Miami’s coolest theme bars
• Tyler Herro’s shooting fills a need, but Heat also sees ‘a lot of upside’ in his game
• A look at the players the Heat added after the draft
• Who are the stars of the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup after the group stage?
• With Alex Morgan’s injury and a tough draw, is the USWNT still favored to win the World Cup?
• Deputy chief once injured in shootout in line to be Miami Beach’s new chief of police
• Two U.S. businessmen convicted of bribery in scheme involving $84M Haiti port project
• Venezuela migrant crisis could match Syria levels by 2020, OAS official says
• The present and future of women’s wrestling in good brands with Tessa Blanchard
• Diver dies at hospital after being found unconscious in water in the Florida Keys
• The Collective co-living spaces are a hit in London. Now they’re coming to Wynwood
• Cop says he slapped black Miami man because he spit on him. Prosecutors didn’t buy it.
• South Florida man wins $15 million from a lottery scratch-off ticket
• Summer fun warning: Water in your garden hose can be scalding, first responders say
• Man ambushed by 3 men outside his Miami home. Bullets flew after he ran over one’s foot
• Deputies find missing 91-year-old man after he’s recognized on a public bus
• U.N. investigators say Haitian government condoned massacre that left dozens dead
• How three spot starters have helped ‘create a competitive environment’ for Marlins pitchers
• Heat trades for early second-round pick to take Stanford’s KZ Okpala
• Hassan Whiteside opts into final season of Heat contract, without a trade demand
• Ensuring accurate Census is feds’ job, DeSantis says, so state is staying out of it
• Miami Heat, Riley need to have hit big with Kentucky guard Tyler Herro in NBA Draft | Opinion
• He fell asleep at the wheel. Then he crashed into an SUV carrying a pregnant woman
• How a simple message — ‘Let’s run the play’ — led the Marlins to an extra-innings win
• Police find missing teen mom and her 2-month-old baby
• A burglary suspect threw his own feces at a Miami judge. Then, the jury acquitted him
• After prison and a butt lift, Miami military vet who ran Molly drug ring arrested again
• Call it swag or “drip,” Tyler Herro brings it — and Heat and Miami sports both need it | Opinion
• What analysts, Calipari say about Heat pick Herro. And Zo continues praising Bam
• She was kidnapped in N.C., forced into prostitution in Miami. Now, trio faced charges
• Here’s what evaluators say the Heat is getting in Stanford forward KZ Okpala
• Both of the Marlins’ Opening Day catchers are now on the IL. Here’s the full update
• Why didn’t the Heat keep Oregon center Bol Bol? Here’s the answer
• Helipad for the well-heeled residents of 1000 Museum condo will be tallest in U.S. outside Los Angeles
• Here’s what Dewan Hernandez had to say about being drafted by the Toronto Raptors
• These summer shows deserve applause, and so do the local artists who created the works
• Bullets fly at busy Miami Gardens sports complex. Police say no one was hit.
• Paraguayan extradited to Miami for key role in huge money laundering schemes, feds say
• FIU renames think tank for billionaire real estate developer after $1 million gift
• Riley addresses what he wants to add this summer, Whiteside, Dragic and other issues
• Ultra money isn’t worth residents’ ill will | Editorial
• ‘Two queens on one track’: Trina and Nicki Minaj work it on ‘BAPS’
• Another scooter company? Yes — but hometown player Bolt believes there’s room to ride
• In the week ahead, watch the price action of markets beyond stocks
• Little Haiti residents rally for a more ‘inclusive’ development ahead of Magic City Vote
• What businesses need to know about climate risk and resilience
• Buttonwood, unofficial kin to the mangrove, likes the suburbs as well as the seaside
• Tyler Herro impressed Heat during pre-draft workout in Miami. Pat Riley goes into detail
• Gallen solid in debut, and the Marlins beat the Cardinals in extras to split series
• This is no debate; this is more of a televised spectacle | Opinion
• Increasing Florida’s minimum wage will hurt workers
• Sports on TV: Friday, June 21, 2019
• When he didn’t see a worker in the store, he ran off with a Juul display, video shows
• Miami’s Dewan Hernandez, after losing year to suspension, heads to Raptors in NBA draft
• What’s the best food hall in Miami? We tried every one from South Beach to Aventura to find out
• A month after unsupervised brothers drowned, DCF is silent on whether it was neglect
• Paradise Camp is here about a month earlier than usual. What does the date change mean?
• Who is Tyler Herro? Five things to know about the Heat’s first-round pick from Kentucky
• Hipsters love this bar. Foodies love this restaurant. But both have to leave Wynwood
• What Miami’s newest linebacker commit teaches us about UM’s changing recruiting approach
• These new termites thrive South Florida’s moist environment — and they’re heading north
• Looking for some wet fun to escape the heat? A new social media-themed water park just opened
• $100,000 for New World School of the Arts is among the cuts as DeSantis signs budget
• Deportation crackdown expected to start in Miami — and these other cities — on Sunday
• As Rays reportedly flirt with Montreal, Derek Jeter sees growing goodwill for Marlins
• Neither Cuba nor Venezuela was on Trump’s mind in Miami campaign stop. Bored already? | Opinion
• Mucarsel-Powell calls for impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump
• Heat turns to familiar place for first-round pick — Pat Riley’s alma mater, Kentucky
• Looking to buy a fixer-upper? This might be the mortgage for you
• With Miami expecting deportations, some tips on your rights if ICE knocks on the door
• Another frozen fruit recall for norovirus strikes Walmart and another national chain
• He was half naked, trying to break into a temple. The monks confronted him, cops say
• While her husband was in jail, she turned in his guns to cops. That got her arrested.
• This E. coli recall, related to earlier flour recalls, snags cookie and brownie mixes
• He was frustrated by their breakup, so he spiked her pickle juice with Lysol, cops say