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February 14, 2020

• Chris Bosh will have to wait at least one more year to earn Hall of Fame status
• Adebayo never stopped working hard — he knew success was coming. Now, he’s an All-Star
• Why ships with fresh fruit skip Miami’s port, and the $57 million plan to change that
• Taxpayers renovate Jackson Health and UM’s organ transplant hub in $78 million makeover
• Bloomberg’s apologies to African Americans sound more convenient than sincere | Opinion
• There’s not a Harriet Tubman $20 bill yet. But a bank has a Harriet Tubman debit card
• Dwyane Wade dishes on Pat Riley, LeBron, more in film with some interesting revelations
• Former Miami Heat lawyer sues team, claims she was fired for taking maternity leave
• ‘My sunshine’: Anna Kournikova gave birth to her third child. We have proof this time
• How much does race matter when dating online? Depends on how old you are, study finds
• ‘You have to speak up.’ Parkland families continue push for change, accountability
• Flaming knives, deadly rum and Pupu platters: Why Mai-Kai is still a tiki legend
• What will Dolphins OC Chan Gailey’s offense look like in 2020? We got an idea Friday
• ‘He’s not going to be the nominee.’ Miami’s House Dems aren’t considering Bernie
• Homestead’s vice mayor sought a restraining order against the mayor. Here’s why.
• Chinese national sentenced for resisting an officer at President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
• A 2-year-old died on Valentine’s Day. The driver who hit him will face charges, cops say
• Don’t look away. Look for the monster who killed this dolphin and make him pay | Opinion
• You’ll see plenty of President Trump this weekend at the Daytona 500. Here’s why.
• A Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant mural emerged in Overtown. It’s not about basketball
• He hasn’t allowed a run in 35 innings. Could this prospect be Marlins’ future closer?
• Be careful on the road. There’s a dense fog advisory for inland South Florida
• Witnesses called it a vicious mugging. The alleged ‘perps’: prison guards
• He’s 74 and said his wife’s death led to his bank robbery. He got a lenient sentence.
• Jeffrey Epstein case threatens to drag Virgin Islands elite into the muck. Will it matter?
• Kendall locals got thrown off the mechanical bull at this restaurant. Now it’s closed
• Forgot to make dinner reservations? OpenTable’s  ‘matchmaker’ can help find a spot
• With team slumping, veteran wonders if the Panthers know what it takes to make playoffs
• 1 dead, 2 injured after late night shooting at Lauderdale Lakes apartment complex
• Father charged with slashing his daughter and her half-sister with a machete, cops say
• How Norman Braman pushed anti-gambling law through City Hall and almost got his way
• ‘Smiles through the tears’: Parkland community still mourning two years after shooting
• Panthers pull Bobrovsky, then hold players-only meeting after Flyers widen Wild Card gap
• How go-karting and Habitat for Humanity are helping Joey Logano transition to new crew
• The giant squawk is almost over. Miami will relocate peacocks from Coconut Grove
• Florida lawmakers want search for university presidents to be secret. Bad idea | Opinion
• Why is the U.S. government so intent on keeping this innocent man in prison? | Opinion
• Spirit Airlines operations are ditching South Florida for Tennessee. Why? Hurricanes
• The LaSalle cheerleaders give the school its first state championship in history
• OAS shouldn’t give Venezuela dictator Maduro the compliant leader that he wants | Opinion
• Two men detained after fleeing from police shootout in Northwest Miami-Dade, cops say
• This Brickell office alternative is centrally located -- and a relative bargain
• New Alabama bill would force men to get vasectomy at age 50 or after a third child
• There is life after ‘Hamilton.’ Here are the big Broadway musicals coming to Miami
• Sick days for Miami-Dade contractors? It’s not ‘Bernie Sanders world,’ Bovo says
• Consumers, confidence and the coronavirus
• Sports on TV: Friday, Feb. 14, 2020
• South Florida employers should brace for the potential impact of Covid-19
• Is doing well doing good?
• Senior-level hires and promotions in Miami-Dade and Broward for the week of Feb. 17, 2020
• Warehouses are sprouting in some unexpected neighborhoods. Convenience is the key.
• ‘Massive shark tooth’ found in sand at Cayman Islands linked to extinct megalodon
• Watch golf legend Tiger Woods’ tribute to Kobe Bryant at this week’s PGA Tour event
• Heat’s Tyler Herro shares positive news on injury. The latest timeline for recovery
• Parkland students started a revolution. Two years later, more of us must battle gun violence | Opinion
• What’s the weather looking like for South Florida’s Presidents’ Day weekend events?
• Starter? Mentor? Psychologist? Marlins Cervelli wants an ‘identity of winning catchers’
• Jordyn Pitter, Kelly Hastings & Liliana Katz power Archbishop McCarthy girls’ soccer
• Is the CDC overreaching with its coronavirus quarantine? These experts think so
• A concussion limited him in 2019. Wallach ready to prove his worth to Marlins again
• ‘Invisible oil’ from Deepwater Horizon spill may have reached the Florida Keys
• Carpetbagger claims roil politics in paradise after candidate leaves Miami for the Keys
• Opinion: I am a Miami peacock. And I am not the freaking problem in Coconut Grove
• Watch James Corden’s parents dance salsa on Calle Ocho and drink with Gronk
• Inter Miami exec answers questions about Rodolfo Pizarro and who they might sign next
• New photos spark hope of saving endangered Florida panther species
• Guest sues Denny’s, says it fed him hepatitis A-contaminated food in Kissimmee restaurant
• Involuntarily alone on Valentine’s Day? A Florida sheriff’s office offers solace