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January 10, 2020

• One man injured, another in custody in Miami Springs shooting, cops say
• Come for the Mediterranean food, stay for the party at Miami Beach’s new outdoor spot
• Police get new lead on who shot, killed FIU grad on I-95. Have you seen this car?
• Pitbull and the Three Kings will be in Little Havana this weekend. What you need to know
• Is Marco Rubio auditioning for secretary of state in a second Trump term? Looks like it | Opinion
• Democrats attack Carlos Gimenez as ‘el corruptito’ ahead of U.S. House campaign
• She was wading through water at Everglades National Park. Then an alligator bit her.
• Rhett Lashlee plans to simplify everything for Miami in new role as offensive coordinator
• Iranian national arrested with machete, pickax and $22,000 in Palm Beach, reports say
• Trump administration cancels charter flights to nine airports in Cuba
• He says he’s pushing for Puerto Rico earthquake aid, even as billions in Maria funds lag
• Did you get a faulty medical bill? Help us cover consumer medical debt in South Fla.
• Teachers will “Take on Tallahassee” for more respect, boost to school funding | Opinion
• Top five free agents (and potential Dolphins targets) playing in the Divisional Round
• They were killers among us. A look back at Miami’s boldest and bloodiest crimes
• Ten years later: The world broke its promise to Haiti
• Shootings of homeless 2 days apart leave 2 dead, 1 hurt. Police haven’t connected cases, yet.
• Amateur golf star Alexa Pano back to defend her title in the Doherty Women’s tourney
• Here’s how to help Puerto Rico in the aftermath of earthquakes
• Lil Wayne admitted owning gold pistol on jet, records show. He said it was a Father’s Day gift.
• Spoelstra bemoans “pretty ridiculously poor defense”: Takeaways, reaction from Heat loss
• Heat squanders late nine-point lead, loses in Brooklyn
• As Huberdeau nears Panthers’ career points record, he has a grander goal on his mind
• It’s likely James Dailey is innocent of murder. DeSantis should not send him to his death | Opinion
• Florida Keys man threatened to kill ‘lil Bull**** Hitler,’ cops say. He’s now in jail.
• Why Pat Riley called Johnson, Waiters in for meeting. And Winslow out again, Butler fined.
• Missing man was last seen hanging onto an SUV on U.S. 1
• ‘They could be influenced.’ Why Trump’s Iran moves matter for Florida’s Jewish voters
• This time of the year, you don’t need to be an expert to catch a sailfish
• AEW Dynamite on TNT is making its South Florida debut. The Young Bucks talk that and more
• Hurricanes are eyeing more potential quarterback options. And Highsmith meets with James
• He got his start tap dancing at age 3. He’s now a top arts student in the country.
• Bill Clinton once enjoyed a bright legacy in Haiti. Then the 2010 earthquake struck
• Hurricanes, fires, floods: US saw 14 disasters in 2019 that cost billions of dollars
• ‘Wolf moon’ is first lunar eclipse of 2020. Here’s how and where to watch it today
• Marlins agree to deals with three players and will head to arbitration with another
• After a health scare, this musical legend chose Miami to restart his all-hits tour
• Our flesh, blood and treasure should not be the price we pay for Trump’s lies | Opinion
• It’s unlikely Latin America is at risk of an Iranian proxy attack. However . . . | Opinion
• At midseason, the St. Thomas Aquinas boys’ basketball program has a new head coach 
• Pitbull apologizes for supporting Cuban group Gente de Zona at New Year’s Eve concert
• CBD pop-up shop comes to Wynwood, bearing art by Shephard Fairey
• How Florida State’s school colors cost Jeopardy genius James Holzhauer
• Paid petition firm boasts $15 hourly pay. Some workers say the gig isn’t what it seems.
• Former Dolphins linebacker Zach Thomas has filed suit against the federal government
• Sports on TV: Friday, Jan. 10, 2020
• Free beer for those turning 21 in 2020. But there’s a catch — it’s Natty Light
• Developer Moishe Mana finally breaking ground on first Wynwood project
• High winds flare up South Dade landfill fire
• College degrees are invaluable, but technical skills also have merit
• Looking back at 2019 and at the business year ahead: What’s ahead?
• CEOs spill the beans on how they get their news
• This woman took more than $500,000 in computer chips at a FedEx, police say. She used a fake ID.
• Shame, shame, shame, Miami commissioners! You owe us all an apology | Editorial
• Investors look to strike a balance of risk
• Horse races are cool and all, but check out who is performing at the Pegasus World Cup
• South Fla. medical debt collectors keep getting sued for billing people they shouldn’t
• Your Saturday night before Super Bowl is set: Sports Illustrated is throwing ‘The Party’
• Clinton can’t escape blame in Haiti’s failed recovery from the earthquake, critics say
• Lax security at Key West base ‘boggles the mind,’ judge in case of Chinese intruders says
• Embarrassed by its links to Jeffrey Epstein, MIT offers a detailed accounting
• Lockdown lifted at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa following active shooter reports