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December 10, 2020

• ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ glitch causes genitals to pop out of characters’ clothes, players say
• Grammys apologizes to actress Tiffany Haddish for asking to host pre-ceremony without pay
• ‘Please find a cure for COVID-19.’ Letters to Santa show pandemic is weighing on kids
• ‘Degree of normality’ possible in late 2021 — if most people get vaccine, Fauci says
• Flu vaccine distribution hits all-time high in the United States, CDC report says
• How the cruise industry secretly backed ‘dark money’ mailers about defunding Key West police
• Another invasive spreads in Florida: A red-headed lizard with an appetite for butterflies
• Was raid on COVID data analyst intended to send a message to Florida whistle-blowers?
• Miami Republican backs long-shot Texas lawsuit to invalidate ballots in four states
• Miami expands COVID relief gift-card program so people can buy meds, pay utilities
• How can you celebrate Christmas safely during COVID? Experts offer some tips
• Why Andy Reid, Mahomes are Tua Tagovailoa fans. And Dolphins updates on injuries, Bowden
• Miami Dolphins might be uniquely positioned to succeed against Chiefs passing game | Opinion
• What changed with Tua’s thumb. And an intriguing Dolphin player that’s ‘really improving’
• ‘Another hate game’: Miami’s fast-improving defense looks for 4th-and-17 revenge vs. UNC
• A look at how Dolphins stack up with AFC playoff contenders with tiebreakers, schedules
• NFL Week 14 picks: Dolphins-Chiefs, Game of Week and six big upsets. Is Miami one? | Opinion
• New Star Wars, Marvel series are coming to Disney Plus. Here’s what to know
• Marine found guilty of smuggling guns to Haiti in purported plot to become president
• As Monte Harrison and Lewis Brinson give back, they also look ahead to Marlins’ future
• Will mask citations pick up again in Miami-Dade? It may depend where you are
• COVID cases in Miami-Dade and Broward schools spiked right before Thanksgiving
• Who is Paul Campbell? What you need to know about the Miami Marlins’ Rule 5 selection
• An exit to Southwest Eighth Street will be closed all weekend. Here’s the detour
• As the FIU football season comes to an end, Panthers quarterback enters transfer portal
• What happens when a chain saw starts by itself and slices a user? 82,000 get recalled
• Podcast: Takeaways from the start of Heat training camp. And a look at the Harden question
• Electric fireplaces sold at Lowe’s caused smoke inhalation and smoke damage, recall says
• Harkless already buying into Heat culture. ‘It’s a brotherhood.’ Now he looks for a role
• Cuba says it will open its economy to majority-owned foreign investments
• Little Haiti native rapper Zoey Dollaz shot on a causeway while leaving Miami Beach
• Florida to send ‘strike teams’ to long-term care facilities for COVID vaccines
• She had a hypodermic needle and a stack of credit cards in her bra, Keys deputies say
• These innovative performing arts projects won $10K grants to probe life, COVID in Miami
• Royal Caribbean passenger retests negative, ending COVID scare that cut cruise short
• LeBron James blasts youth football coach caught on video hitting a player
• Inter Miami makes big changes for 2021 season — are there more to come?
• A Homestead mother sent her son’s friend lewd photos and a bestiality video, cops say
• Junior Orange Bowl Basketball Classic moves location, sets dates. Here are the details
• Heat now reportedly a preferred destination for Harden. How a trade could be structured
• Undersized but athletic, this Miami DE commit is finishing strong before he enrolls early
• U.S. men’s national team routs El Salvador 6-0 in friendly at Inter Miami CF Stadium
• Rubio seeks additional care for CIA and State employees suffering the ‘Havana syndrome’
• Miami public hospital employees split on whether they want to receive COVID-19 vaccine
• Al Jazeera anchor sues Saudi, UAE princes, along with Miami woman, over Twitter attacks
• When the Santa at Burdines and Flagler Street were where to go for Christmas magic
• Art and historic preservation showcased in Coral Gables pop-up to help nonprofits
• She lost her job because of COVID-19. Now she and her three daughters may be evicted.
• Inter Miami COO, sporting director Paul McDonough steps down after debut season
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020
• Here are five restaurants in Miami for a socially distanced meal outdoors
• Pandemic pain continues for economy as new jobless filings in Florida go up again
• ‘Tapped out’: South Florida groups feeding the hungry are running out of money
• Broward County forms racial equity task force to tackle systemic racism
• More Kushners are coming, Miami: Jared and Ivanka already have family moving to town
• Florida releases body-camera video of police raid of data analyst Rebekah Jones
• Florida adds 11,335 COVID-19 cases, the most since July, and the most deaths in months
• First COVID vaccine recommended for emergency use in US. What happens next?
• This popular Aventura restaurant and bar just opened a swanky lounge next door
• Can New Year’s Eve survive COVID? Miami Beach wants a curfew break from the county
• Letter: In these COVID times, free clinics need help to help those in need
• How do honey bees ward off giant hornets? They use poop, study finds. Here’s how
• A meteor every minute expected from Geminid shower this weekend. Here’s when to look
• A drug has been recalled for a problem that increases heart attack or stroke chances
• Do the holidays have you down? COVID making it worse? Here are resources that can help
• Miami hires ex-lawmaker to redraw voting map. He led state’s controversial process.
• No lettuce, no tomatoes. Miami’s favorite new burger spot delivers on simplicity
• A Tampa restaurant owed workers $70,000 of back pay after messing with servers’ tips