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February 1, 2020

• Former Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill named NFL’s Comeback Player of the Year
• ‘A truly traumatic experience.’ Severe storms force cancellation of Harry Styles concert
• Inter Miami names its USL team and courts a Mexican national team midfielder
• St. Thomas Aquinas alum, 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa named defensive rookie of the year
• Zach Thomas gets closer but not close enough in bid for induction to Pro Football Hall of Fame
• ‘Justise is one of the players who moves the needle.’ Where does Heat miss Winslow most?
• Miami, at the center of the glam universe, hosts the Super Bowl of extravagance
• Miami High flag football team wins at NFL Experience, and teams get a special treat
• Scammers rob elderly women of $35,000. One person arrested, police looking for others.
• After hours of debate, Miami commissioners seek still more housing plan specifics
• A kicker. A punter. A wild Dolphins touchdown pass. The result: NFL’s play of the year
• Ban on assault weapons amendment misses deadline for Florida’s 2020 ballot
• ‘A reminder that there is hope.’ Key West teen will be a guest at State of the Union address
• Pythons keep Miami’s Super Bowl maestro up at night: a day in the life of Rodney Barreto
• Do you know a child with a peanut allergy? The FDA just approved a treatment drug
• Deerfield Beach High student shot, killed after attending grandfather’s funeral, reports say
• Alexa, what is happening? Jeff Bezos just played DJ at a Miami nightclub
• This is Miami’s first Instagram Super Bowl. One sign: the Dude with Sign is here.
• Chaos at the strip club: Cardi B and Offset’s Miami date night goes very, very wrong
• From singing in church to kicking off the Super Bowl: This Miami chorus gets its day
• Fears of coronavirus keep Chinese visitors confined to airplane on tarmac in Haiti
• A somber Shaquille O’Neal pays tribute to Kobe at his Super Bowl party in Miami
• Irma cleanup crew convicted of burglary. Defendants said they took moldy items.
• Venezuela’s Juan Guaido is still in the game — and has several cards to play | Opinion
• After Friday’s concert ‘chaos,’ will same ‘traumatic experience’ greet Lady Gaga?
• Key West woman was sexually assaulted inside bar bathroom by an employee, police said
• As Super Bowl crowds grow in Miami, advocates are monitoring treatment of homeless
• Sports on TV: Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020
• Armed with backpack and phone, man robs Boca Raton bank, FBI says. Have you seen him?
• Source: Miami to name former ASU coordinator its new receivers coach to complete staff
• Calle Ocho sausages. Stone crabs. Super Bowl food at Hard Rock Stadium has Miami taste
• Gov. DeSantis, Clarence Thomas share Federalist Society judicial doctrine
• Patrick Mahomes has a lot of workout routines. In Miami, it’s ‘all about the glutes.’
• Dolphins owner’s Super Bowl gift to county Mayor Carlos Gimenez: two $4,000 tickets
• After breaching Mar-a-Lago security, she picked up her mom at airport in bullet-riddled car
• For these university students, the Super Bowl has already been an education
• At Miami rally, Guaidó vows to ‘not stop’ until Venezuela sees freedom