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September 25, 2019

• Ulcer and reflux medication recalled for having too much of a probable carcinogen
• He sent genital photos to a minor while on probation for soliciting a prostitute, cops say
• Someone posted death threats on the Marlins’ Facebook page. MDPD trying to find out who
• Miami Hurricanes land oral commitment from talented Miramar defensive back
• This famous Texas steakhouse will serve its legendary pork chop in Coral Gables
• Two Miami Hurricanes at practice Wednesday after being nicked up recently
• In free citizenship class, impeachment announcement is a teaching moment
• He was known as Dr. Love as he saw patients. The tricky teen is now a free man.
• Manny Diaz stops deficient Miami practice midway, implores players to help ‘fix’ problem
• Change of plans: Miami coach Manny Diaz now hoping to redshirt linebacker Zach McCloud
• Ex-Dolphin Incognito denies bullying Jonathan Martin, blames Boca Raton incident on weed
• ‘Racists’ or sensible growth? Hialeah and Miami Lakes feud over unopened bridges
• A fight over trash escalated when a Florida man pulled out a sword. He landed behind bars.
• Tropical Storm Karen could loop toward Florida and the Bahamas this weekend
• They stuffed a fried ham croqueta inside a chocolate chip cookie. Would you eat it?
• ‘Abilities not disabilities’: A Kendall coffee shop hired them when others wouldn’t
• This is bad news for rush-hour drivers. Downtown Miami bridge is stuck in up position
• Ex-MMA fighter ‘The Panther’ returned to Miami to face trial in torture murder
• Hialeah student charged with creating kill list of 23. Title: ‘People that are gonna die’
• Stowaway on flight from Havana to Miami granted temporary asylum
• Dolphins lose another starting lineman — and promote receiver to fill open roster spot
• Two Dolphins starters close to return, two other potential starters still a ways off
• Civil jury clears Miami-Dade cop who fatally shot armed neighbor during undercover stakeout
• Impeachment inquiry leaves people scrambling for a definition, Merriam-Webster says
• In their past two games, the Panthers showed flashes of what to expect this season
• Dolphins’ Reshad Jones explains why he wants to stay. And Rosen sees silver lining
• Ready to forget this Dolphins season? Your escape to the glory days is coming to Miami
• One of Miami’s oldest banks just announced a major acquisition
• What’s going on with Everglades restoration? You asked, we answered
• Lots of October wrestling in South Florida with Brooklyn’s finest, WWE 24/7 champ and more
• Will Packers fend off Eagles’ desperation to stay unbeaten on Thursday night? | Opinion
• He’s on supervision in Homestead for trafficking. Keys cops busted him on cocaine charges
• What exactly is Miami obsessed with? A Yelp study just figured it out
• First in a series: Dolphins begin work on 2020 free agency (offensive line edition) | Opinion
• Daycare driver charged in boy’s death said she didn’t know safety alarm rules, cops say
• ‘Utter shock.’ Suspended Broward Sheriff Scott Israel should be reinstated, report finds
• Blueprint For Success: How the Chargers were built (and what the Dolphins can learn)
• There’s a new hidden cocktail lounge in Miami Beach. And you can get even get a shave
• Podcast: The ‘Hey, Maybe The Dolphins Will Keep It Close This Weekend’ Edition
• Voters in Coconut Grove, Allapattah will decide who will represent two Miami districts
• Rick Scott tries and fails to overhaul TPS in exchange for granting it to Venezuelans
• Meyers Leonard entering first season with Heat: ‘This is the best I’ve felt on the floor.’
• Rockstar energy drink CEO Russell Weiner selling his two South Florida homes for $71.5m
• Here’s why all that hand-wringing about Dolphins tanking and No. 1 pick is wasted effort
• Injured Carnival crew member may finally get the $1.36 million the company owes him
• A Miami commissioner won reelection without opposition. Two other districts have races.
• Court filing confirms the death of meat, poultry and seafood institution Penn Dutch
• Haiti senator who opened fire calls it self-defense, but others demand an investigation
• Miami man who says he’s rightful owner of Havana’s airport sues American Airlines
• Haiti’s president says he won’t resign. But is he ready to drop his prime minister?
• Here’s why former Heat star Ray Allen is taking teens to Auschwitz for Thanksgiving
• Politics is costing Americans their sanity, friendships and sleep, study finds
• 2 people found dead at Deerfield Beach home, deputies say
• She was booked on a drug charge. What cops found in her bra landed her in more trouble
• Can condo boards ban support animals or medical marijuana? Find out at this free course
• Developer details plans for Design District retail space. It comes with a wrinkle
• ‘Impeachable offense’ has not lost all meaning, Sen. Rubio; neither has the integrity of the presidency | Editorial
• Downed power lines close major street during rush hour in Miami
• Man killed after being struck by two cars. Deputies search for driver who fled.
• What’s behind Elizabeth Warren’s rise? It’s the logic, stupid | Opinion
• Columbus golfers capture boys’ Youth Fair Touranment, Doral girls win
• Venezuelans warn Argentines against voting for leftists, but few seem to be listening | Opinion
• The backstory on how ex-Marlins ownership dealt five pitchers who won 58 games in 2019
• What stands out about the Marlins’ Victor Mesa Jr? In simplest terms, ‘the kid can hit’
• Court says Calder can switch from horse races to jai alai and keep its slot machines
• Want to make a difference in November? Go vote — but you have to register soon
• The Douglas Road Metrorail area may be getting even more office and residential spaces
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2019
• Teen had a tantrum over not getting enough tomatoes at dinner. It landed her in jail.
• Woman sentenced for using 369 Instagram accounts, staging kidnapping to threaten victims
• Salmon recalled nationwide after state testing finds listeria in some packages
• An argument over sex and a shower ended with a thud ⁠— at the freezer, cops say
• Florida’s favorite candy melts in your mouth, but the U.S. loves its peanut butter cups