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September 18, 2019

• How three malls — Dadeland, Aventura and Sawgrass Mills — changed the way Florida shops
• New FL hemp trade group named its first president. He might sound familiar.
• This former Cuban political prisoner, 82, has been denied U.S. citizenship. Shameful | Opinion
• Fake court dates are being issued in immigration court. Here’s why
• Tropical Storm Jerry is about to become a hurricane
• The world can’t get enough of Jimmy Murphy.  UM Miller School of Medicine, you listening?
• Key West’s homeless shelter to stay put on county property
• Four men went in and out of a bathroom hole. In between, they cleared out a phone store
• A roofer faces $26,000 in fines after a worker fell to his death from a church roof
• Feds fine FPL after St. Lucie plant boss fired worker who raised safety concerns
• Three healthcare facilities noticed drugs missing. The common thread: one nurse
• Miami man found guilty of prostituting a 17-year-old girl. He was more than twice her age.
• The South Beach food festival announced its events for 2020 — and Broward events are trimmed
• Legislators’ ties to charter schools a conflict of interest
• This new Miami Beach bar serves 150 rums. It’s so cozy you’ll want to try them all
• American Airlines mechanic accused of sabotaging jet may have terrorist ties, feds say
• Miami injury updates for several players, three of whom Diaz hopes will play Saturday
• Why Biden is winning — but hasn’t won — the race for Florida’s presidential rainmakers
• Having zero kids at Homestead has cost $33 million so far — that number will rise
• Florida motorists receive warnings, tickets for texting while driving. But not many.
• New York accuser of Jeffrey Epstein, who says she was recruited for sex at 14, sues estate
• A study just ranked the most dangerous states for pedestrians. How did Florida do?
• Does your kid find bedtime boring? Disney’s hotline has a dreamy message
• Back-to-school shopping meets mass shootings in harrowing video from Sandy Hook group
• Miami Marlins working toward contract extension with shortstop Miguel Rojas
• In rare civil trial, Miami-Dade detective on stakeout to defend shooting of suspicious neighbor
• Truck slams into shop, sends customer running, video shows. Driver charged with DUI
• The NFL sits idle and runs out the clock on Kaepernick as starting QBs fall by the wayside | Opinion
• Elizabeth Warren taps Planned Parenthood policy director to lead Florida campaign
• How does Miami’s public transit system compare? We’re behind New York but beat Dallas.
• Florida prisons chief asks lawmakers for funding help to curb violence
• A doctor was charged after an elderly woman died. The case has just been dropped
• Dwyane Wade’s baby just hit another major milestone — and it was all caught on video
• Who stole a $650 screechy-voiced parrot from a pet store? So far, silence
• Immigrants who committed felonies are less likely to commit another crime than native born
• Marlins tie team record with eight pinch-hit home runs
• Some William Lehman Causeway lanes will be shut again ⁠— this time for repairs
• American Heritage’s golf champion is back and touting his success as a team effort
• Mom rubbed heroin on baby’s gums as a sleep aid — until the girl died, Maine cops say
• Dolphins owner wants to bring Formula One racing to Miami Gardens. Residents aren’t sold
• Rio Treaty allies will meet Monday to trigger new sanctions powers on Venezuela
• Bodies have been cut ‘piece by piece,’ Nicaraguan opposition leader says in Miami
• Here is where the Miami Hurricanes defense stands ahead of Saturday’s game
• Here’s how the Dolphins players reacted to the Fitzpatrick trade, plan to replace him
• The Miami Dolphins are so bad oddsmakers have no idea how to handle it
• Former NFL players union president says Dolphins’ approach is ‘morally reprehensible’ | Opinion
• Why two words continue to surround Dolphins QB situation with a bit of uncertainty
• Fitzpatrick: Dolphins should discuss ‘the elephant in the room’ about roster moves
• Two Miami-Dade schools on lockdown as cops search for man who hit patrol car, took off
• Southbound I-95 shut down for several hours Wednesday after crash killed a 15-year-old
• Whatever happened to ... Magic City Casino jai-alai and card room plans for Edgewater?
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2019
• If a condo association is cheating you, the state should have your back. Too bad it doesn’t | Editorial
• For $32.5 million, D-Wade’s Miami Beach house can be yours. Including the wine room.
• Why Titans-Jaguars will deliver low score and an upset on NFL Thursday Night Football | Opinion
• Because we bought the lie, our concern about global warming is heating up 20 years too late | Opinion
• Podcast: The ‘Even We Are Demanding Trades’ Edition
• These are 4 things to look for in Friday’s FIU Panthers football game against La. Tech
• These cross-country runners are heavy favorites to win another high school state title
• Stingaree pride leads to record scholarships for 43 Miami High seniors
• Willy Chirino is performing at Little Havana’s hottest nightclub. Bonus: it’s free.
• The Miami Dolphins 2019 plan was never meant to look like this | Opinion
• This Florida Panthers player might be consider the steal of the year. Here is why
• Who is better, UCF or the Florida Gators? This college football analyst picked the Knights
• ‘They’re not listening to us.’ FL families hurt by opioids oppose Purdue settlement.
• This is how Takeru Kobayashi defeated the Heat’s Bam Adebayo in burger-eating contest
• Is it better to rent or buy? Keep an eye on this key index
• Younger, local condo buyers are getting a break from developers: lower deposits
• TERRA boys bowlers set this team record in their victory; Coral Park, Ferguson win
• Power window closes on toddler’s head, killing her as dad slept, Detroit cops say
• Love everything about Christmas? Then this giant holiday maze in Florida is for you
• The chicken on the bag is not the chicken in the bag. That can be a food allergy problem
• Penn Dutch holding ‘going out of business’ sales after inspections turn up listeria