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January 14, 2020

• Bill would let parents of murdered FSU law professor see their grandkids
• With spring training approaching, top Miami Marlins prospects go to the batting cages
• Call 601-359-3150, tell Mississippi no one should spend 12 years in prison for having a cell phone | Opinion
• In his last major speech as county mayor, Carlos Gimenez touts ‘fantastic turnaround’
• Gaetz vs. Latvala: Florida politicians sling mud at each other in Twitter feud
• Who experts think the Dolphins will select at No. 18 and 26. And the Tua lefty dynamic.
• Man ‘ambushed’ outside his Cutler Bay home. The FBI wants tips on the deadly invasion
• West Kendall loves this hidden Peruvian spot. Now it’s coming to Downtown Dadeland
• Judge rules that Epstein documents in New York court case will stay under seal — for now
• 1 taken to the hospital after crane collapses at Port Everglades
• Podcast: Are fixes for Miami Heat’s defensive issues on the roster or is it trade time?
• Video shows student and substitute teacher brawling in class at Miami Central High
• 3 things we can learn about UM’s Rhett Lashlee as a recruiter from his time at Auburn
• Two girls reported missing in Pembroke Pines have been found, cops say
• School Board maneuvering with developers to transform downtown HQ ... and add housing
• DeSantis touts ‘bold beginnings,’ but legislators may not grant a repeat performance
• Indiana man sparked Secret Service investigation as he shouted outside Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
• The Miami Heat’s Jimmy Butler talks about the top five players he has had to guard
• ‘My life is imploding’: Trina’s having trouble but Trick Daddy is here for her
• Eastern Airlines launches scheduled service to Ecuador and Guyana from New York
• Can we ever reverse the Dolphins curse? This Wynwood bar wants to try
• Jungle Island’s new outdoor ice skating rink melted. Take a guess why
• Miami Beach is thinning out. The feds will plump it up with 61,000 tons of new sand.
• What new UM coordinator Lashlee told his players, and one other advantage to the spread
• US Marine arrested in Haiti gun smuggling case had help, forged documents, feds say
• Two men shot near intersection in Miami’s Coconut Grove neighborhood, cops say
• Oliva keeps healthcare in his sights in second and final term as state House Speaker
• Need to charge your phone? This company wants to help at dozens of Miami bars
• A fire-rescue worker is a trauma patient after Bal Harbour Shops elevator shaft fall
• Senate president doesn’t set his agenda to start session but does quote Mother Teresa
• Chinese investors are buying real estate in Miami. Here are the stats to prove it.
• Hitler lover sent messages about exterminating Hispanics. He’s in Miami — federal prison.
• Heat to use open two-way contract on familiar face once Chris Silva signs standard deal
• Winslow to miss more time with back injury. And Silva discusses impending new deal.
• The defensive issues that the Miami Heat is facing. A closer look at its recent struggles
• Is your immigration case taking too long? Your congressional representative can step in
• Bill Clinton a eu pendant longtemps une très bonne image en Haïti. Puis est venu le séisme de 2010
• Homeowners got fed up with ratty-looking golf course in their backyards — so they sued
• Floridians, don’t let state lawmakers deny your right to know what government is doing | Editorial
• In the race for Miami-Dade mayor, Alex Penelas is leading the pack in donations
• Gulliver Prep girls’ basketball coach John Zambolla notches career win No. 300 
• Here’s why getting homecourt in first round will be more difficult for Heat, others
• The FIU Panthers’ 2020 football schedule includes UCF. Here’s the rest of the outlook
• A moped rental company just landed in Miami. Will you choose it over Uber or Lyft?
• The seafood festival is coming to Key West. Here are 6 things to know before you go
• Florida’s ‘green’ governor gets a D on Sierra Club’s environmental report card
• Ten Botswana high school students are going to class in Miami thanks to a hotel worker
• Feds say they busted him with 36 pounds of cocaine. Other times, he smuggled people
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2020
• What Miami was like in January 1977, on the day it snowed in the city
• Tampa woman tried to make and ignite a firebomb in Walmart, cops say. A kid was with her
• Even more packaged, ready-to-eat sandwiches recalled for possible listeria problems
• Casey Anthony wins another legal battle against man who found her toddler daughter’s body
• He forced a 12-year-old into near-slavery on Florida farms. That got him prison time.