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June 6, 2019

• Miami restaurant bucket list: Eat at these iconic spots before you die (or they close)
• Woman charged after child left alone in home that had no air conditioning, food, cops say
• Miami Marlins pleased with their draft class. Now, the players have to produce
• Funnel clouds spotted in Miami and Broward as conditions favor more development
• Kendall gets a craft cocktail bar inspired by Cuba because Kendall has hipsters, too
• Examining Panthers’ bid for two Columbus Blue Jackets stars: ‘Bob and the Bread Man’
• Dolphins help teen with cerebral palsy keep smiling
• Despite a tough loss in title game, St. Thomas University baseball has a bright future
• Podcast: School’s out for summer! The state of the Dolphins after spring practice
• Five FIU players selected in MLB Draft. Plus a recap of all South Florida players picked
• DJ Khaled reportedly has a meltdown because his new album ‘Father of Asahd’ isn’t No. 1
• Telenovela star accused of road rage can’t go to Mexico, but judge says he can go to church
• Pedestrian rushed to trauma center after being struck by county bus, authorities say
• This is what the Cleveland Indians did for this UM Hurricanes player and his late dad
• Blood testing lab with 40 Florida locations says patient info may have been hacked
• The Heat brought in this first-round option who fits the prototype of what Miami needs
• For Miami and New Hampshire: Best candidate will support climate change | Opinion
• Homestead shelter must have a hurricane plan for kids | Editorial
• On D-Day, remember meaning of democracy
• Here’s why the Miami Dolphins will be much better than you think in 2019 | Opinion
• Why this year really could be different for Dolphins receiver DeVante Parker
• Next for Dolphins is training camp and season that will determine a major rebuild’s success
• The reasons why Dolphins still have hopes for Gesicki. And what his former coach is saying
• Want to hang out at Miami luxury hotel pools without booking a room? Here’s how.
• NFL player’s ‘girlfriends’ steal $500,000 worth of jewelry, reports say
• How much more sense does the Miami Marlins’ reshuffled defensive alignment make?
• After another shaky start in Milwaukee, what’s going wrong for Marlins’ Caleb Smith?
• Offense — and Brian Anderson’s first grand slam — fuels another win for red-hot Marlins
• Democrats assail Gen. Kelly’s ‘unethical’ role in firm that runs Homestead migrant camp
• This man dressed as Fidel Castro and walked around Hialeah and MIA. Here’s why he did it
• Ex-deputy Scot Peterson leaves jail as judge lowers bond in Parkland shooting case
• One final look at the Marlins’ road trip as they get ready for an eight-game homestand
• Today is the last day of school in Miami. This teacher says goodbye after 45 years
• Apple recalls 895,000 kits after international reports of electrical shocks
• President Trump, if you feel so strongly about Venezuela, why don’t you give Venezuelan exiles temporary immigration papers?
• Those bloodsucking beasts from hell are back. Mosquito-spraying is on the way
• County scrambling to find new land as Beckham prepares to buy a rejected stadium site
• Man tried to force 16-year-old girl into car after school, Miami Gardens police say
• Stripper accused in the deaths of three teen soccer players gets $300,000 bond
• Second trial begins for North Miami cop who fired at autistic man holding a toy truck
• Bullet fired by Solomon Stinson missed driver by ‘inches,’ new police report shows
• Different view of county’s plan to ‘renovate’ the Coconut Grove Playhouse
• Man found dead in a car after predawn shooting in Little Haiti
• State Department: We will continue to apply pressure on the Maduro regime | Opinion
• Sports on TV: Thursday, June 6, 2019
• Guatemalan megachurch pastor known as ‘Cash’ Luna is suing Univision
• A man groped two 11-year-old girls at a Keys campground, police say
• Former Haiti police commander flees island, faces drug-trafficking probe in Miami
• Florida homeowners are getting a break. One insurance company is cutting its rates.
• Miami’s Jennifer Rodriguez to be inducted into U.S. Speedskating Hall of Fame
• Act of goodwill goes too far when a punch ends in brain damage
• A rodent-infested chain store, moldy tomatoes, bugs in rice are on ‘Gross Grocers’ list
• Florida ranks among the Top 10 for railroad crossing accidents, new survey says
• Miami Herald, McClatchy join forces with news outlets to encourage whistle-blowers
• A black bear wandered onto a busy Florida highway, and it didn’t go well for anyone