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December 9, 2020

• South Florida sportscasting pioneer Bernie Rosen dies at 93
• Boil-water order issued after water-main break closes Metromover, floods Miami streets
• With COVID-19 cases rising across state, Miami halts jury trials through Jan. 31
• The Miami Heat promised a bayfront park. 25 years later, it’s still a parking lot
• Anti-corruption bill requiring shell companies to disclose owners poised to become law
• Florida data analyst raises more than $200,000 after police raid
• Drug recall: An erectile dysfunction drug and an anti-depressant got mixed up
• Barkley’s unusual request to Robinson. And Spoelstra explains why so many alums on staff
• The rest of the world is embracing clean energy, while Mexico’s president foolishly bets on oil | Opinion
• Boy takes Range Rover on a joy ride, NYC cops say. His appetite for cookies ended it
• Ford’s self-driving cars are being used to deliver food and supplies to Miami-Dade families
• 10,000 propane torch guns recalled. They’ve caused fires they weren’t meant to start
• Could more help be coming to Dolphins’ receivers’ room? Plus Flores on Eric Bieniemy
• How the Miami Marlins are handling evaluations in a flooded free agent market
• A Miami-Dade teen girl was murdered in 2019. The reward for information is up to $10,000
• Looking for Santa? He’s still at the mall, but don’t expect to sit on his lap amid COVID
• Bills’ Allen wins Week 13, and a new Old G.O.A.T. is narrowing Mahomes’ lead in Herald QB rankings
• Florida officials defend raid on COVID-19 whistleblower as questions emerge about case
• Do you trust cops? In Miami-Dade, new poll finds big gaps along race, ethnic and age lines
• Podcast: The MLB offseason is heating up. When might the Marlins start making moves?
• Miami’s still in top 10 of new CFP rankings, keeping Canes on track for New Year’s 6 bowl
• Dolphins in Depth podcast: The ‘Here Come The Defending Champs’ Edition
• Does an ice block made of blood sound festive? Zoo Miami animals get holiday treats
• Mayor: Miami Shores must address its street flooding problem. I’m here to lead | Opinion
• How do you celebrate Hanukkah in a pandemic? Amid tradition, some things have to change
• FDA issues warning on masks worn for COVID protection. Someone’s face got burned
• Who knows if he will stay, but King’s having one of UM’s all-time great QB seasons
• UM coach Katie Meier will have hard time rooting against Syracuse star. Here’s why
• ‘That’s tough on everyone’: Teammates rally around Al Blades after myocarditis diagnosis
• Do we smell an upset cooking? Patriots-Rams on Thursday kicks off NFL Week 14 | Opinion
• Why Miami is encouraged by Igbinoghene. And 18 Dolphins injured, two on COVID list
• Thousands of Cubans in South America planning caravans to the U.S. border to seek asylum
• As COVID-19 continues to rise, WHO tells Latin America and Caribbean to prepare for vaccine
• DeSantis wants ‘normal’ government meetings. This village is meeting at a dog park
• Bryan Cox talks about Brian Flores and their twin incidents against the Cincinnati Bengals
• Dark cloud lifted, fun-loving Tua Tagovailoa is back at season’s most important time
• Royal Caribbean cuts cruise short after elderly passenger tests positive for COVID-19
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020
• Is that a police ice cream truck? Miami officers serving up a new kind of enforcement
• Oscar Puig wins Doral city council seat in runoff election
• UM, without Lykes, rallies from down 20 to beat Purdue 58-54 in ACC-Big Ten Challenge
• Marlins extend invitations to expected minor-league affiliates. Three are in Florida
• This Miami favorite has opened a new restaurant in an iconic MiMo motel
• It is the telling month. For Dolphins’ Tua, we begin to see if greatness is in his reach | Opinion
• Islamist terrorism hasn’t gone away. As president, Biden will have to confront it | Opinion
• Miami Beach attorney named interim city manager, first openly gay city executive
• Mrs. Claus tests positive for COVID – so PA baseball team cancels photos with Santa
• 77,000 toddler boots sold at Target are being recalled. Parts wound up in kids’ mouths
• Florida joins 45 states and U.S. in suing Facebook, saying it’s an illegal monopoly
• How cold did it get in Florida? Below freezing, and Miami saw ‘sluggish iguanas’
• Defeated, lying, narcissist ex-President Trump will make a perfect ‘Florida man’ | Opinion
• Florida urges U.S. Supreme Court to hear Texas’ suit to overturn Biden’s election win
• Blasting car heater with closed windows poses high risk for COVID spread, study finds
• This Miami Design District food hall just got new vendors — and a new name, too
• Do you need a vaccine if you’ve already had COVID? Here’s what to know
• He refused to wear a mask at a Florida Best Buy. Then he started coughing, police say
• ‘Savage:’ Watch an alligator get eaten whole by an unlikely creature at Florida lake