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March 16, 2020

• By adding Byron Jones, did the Dolphins just build the NFL’s best coverage secondary?
• Broward County is hardest hit by coronavirus. But testing is still limited by supplies.
• Cuba allows British cruise ship carrying passengers with COVID-19 to dock on the island
• Black Spring Breakers treated more harshly by Miami Beach police | Opinion
• ‘They exploded’: Video shows toilet paper rolls spill onto Miami road amid hoarding
• Miami Marlins ‘on pause’ as club takes precautions against coronavirus spread
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• Examining the Miami Dolphins’ defensive linemen, how they stack up and their future
• For luxury condos in Miami, Super Bowl was a win
• Customs intercepts bogus coronavirus testing kits at LA airport
• ‘Ereck is coming home to Miami.’ The Dolphins made an early splash on offensive line.
• Miami Hurricanes add obscure football opponent. And basketball ready for a rebound?
• I’m an American stuck in Italy. For once, this is not as nice as it sounds | Opinion
• Sports on TV: Monday, March 16, 2020
• NFL Free Agency Tracker, March 16: Who’s coming, going as legal tampering begins?
• Do you know who killed a man and left him on the side of the road? Police need help
• ‘My cruise in the time of the coronavirus was anything but smooth sailing’ | Opinion
• Here’s what Inter Miami and Miami FC players are doing during the coronavirus hiatus
• Two South Florida casinos are shutting down during the coronavirus pandemic
• Three ill Costa cruisers debark in Spain after former shipmates got COVID-19
• Miami Dolphins continue to fortify their trenches, sign Lawson to three-year contract
• Cuba isolates 13 U.S. travelers over coronavirus fears, but says country is ‘open’ for tourists
• CEO: Florida-based Silver Airways ‘in dire need’ of federal aid to survive
• Life without games and Mina Kimes on NFL free agency star in new Greg Cote Show episode
• Could coronavirus change future office needs?
• Opinion: Force majeure contract clauses may alleviate coronavirus losses
• Free agency almost here: A plan for the Dolphins to address NFL’s worst running game
• As COVID-19 numbers rise, governor announces mobile test station for epicenter of Broward
• This Miami couple wants to bring a wellness coach to your office
• A look at each Dolphins cornerback, new insight on how they played and where they stand
• How will coronavirus affect your investments?
• Can your dog or cat get coronavirus? South Florida pet shelters are taking precautions
• Have a job that won’t allow you to take off of work? The YMCA might be able to help
• Many South Florida fitness centers still open despite coronavirus. But for how long?
• Restaurants and UberEats offer a break on food delivery during coronavirus quarantine
• Midtown Miami healthcare center closed after being visited by someone with coronavirus
• NCAA granted extra eligibility to spring athletes. They just opened up Pandora’s Box
• Publix, Walmart and Winn-Dixie all shortened hours. Sedano’s is doing its own thing
• Jonathan Huberdeau, Mike Hoffman and Sandy Alcantara make donations for COVID-19 relief
• Disney World, Universal to close hotels, parks, restaurants to prevent coronavirus spread
• Coronavirus has shut down schools. There’s a way kids can still get breakfast and lunch
• When might the Panthers be back on the ice? The NHL is targeting mid-May — for now
• ‘This is apocalypse now’: Miami bars and restaurants brace for closure impacts
• Hollywood Beach and its popular Broadwalk shut down over coronavirus concerns
• The Dow just had a bigger daily percentage drop than the one before the Depression
• Empty streets, bored tourists, anxious merchants: Puerto Rico amid coronavirus curfew
• Key West closes a beach and two major tourist attractions
• Update on NBA’s coronavirus stoppage. And pending Heat questions waiting to be answered
• More border closures in Latin America, Caribbean as coronavirus cases spike
• ‘I want water!’ Chaos breaks out at a Hialeah Walmart over coronavirus supplies
• The White House will talk to local leaders about coronavirus. No media allowed
• What’s shutting down in the Florida Keys? Not the road, but several other things
• ‘Large group’ of migrants in small boat stopped off Key Biscayne
• Is my flight canceled because of coronavirus? An update on what some airlines are doing
• Universal Orlando is closing down CityWalk and resorts through March amid coronavirus
• FPL says it won’t cut off electricity for overdue bills during coronavirus crisis
• Legislature to keep public away and lawmakers apart to pass budget and avoid virus
• Desperate sports fans turn to the NFL after reality of first weekend with no games | Opinion
• Trump with slight lead over Biden and Sanders in new Florida poll
• ‘I think a lot of this is driven by fear.’ Wrestling tournament held despite coronavirus
• Skip court. Coronavirus fears mean Miami judges won’t suspend your license or jail you
• Florida will vote in person Tuesday. Bars, eateries stay open for now, DeSantis says
• Bars, restaurants ordered to clear out by 11 p.m. in Miami-Dade as beaches close
• Coronavirus case linked to Winter Party Festival in Miami Beach, LGBTQ group says
• Miami-Dade, Broward say CDC limits on gatherings will not affect Tuesday’s primary
• FL health officials announce one new COVID-19 death, 5 new cases, bringing total to 160
• Two days before Florida’s primary, Biden and Sanders continue to debate Castro
• In the girls’ lacrosse Class 1A competition, Ransom Everglades hopes to break through
• Gillum seeks rehab for alcohol abuse after incident involving suspected crystal meth