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March 18, 2020

• Another Miami-Dade city enacts a curfew. North Miami Beach is off limits overnight
• Joe Biden romps in battleground Florida, delivering damaging blow to Bernie Sanders
• How big is sports betting? Here’s how much money is lost with the coronavirus.
• They were together 57 years. The coronavirus killed him
• Restaurant kitchens remain open. Here are the places that failed inspection
• A cop sent a photo of his genitals to an FBI agent posing as a teen girl, cops say
• ‘Blank, stunned’ faces: What coach of No. 5 Miami Hurricanes saw when he broke the news
• Person at living facility where man died from COVID-19 has symptoms, fire-rescue says
• Lost your job? Need food? Internet? These places can help during the coronavirus crisis
• Coronavirus drive-through testing centers will open in Miami and the Keys
• Patriot Sway: How Brian Flores stocked Miami Dolphins’ new-look roster with former Pats
• Miami Dolphins keep eyes on the prize. But there is a rival who intends to take it
• Heat reveals plan to help team, arena workers. It includes $1 million donation from Arisons
• Rick Scott says large corporations shouldn’t be part of a coronavirus bailout package
• Florida hired 100 disease detectives in a weekend. Here’s how that happened.
• 99 cents for gas? It could happen soon during the coronavirus pandemic, analyst says.
• Where are all the tourists? In the Florida Keys, they haven’t gone anywhere — yet
• Dozens reported sick as Costa cruise ship nears France with 233 Americans on board
• Some leaders think coronavirus is a joke. It’s not. The U.N. should denounce them | Opinion
• These coronavirus ‘cures’ are faker than a bad boob job. Stop doing them now
• Need a haircut? More states are closing hair and nail salons in coronavirus pandemic
• All but essential retail in Miami-Dade to be closed under upcoming Gimenez order
• ‘Refuting the narrative.’ Biden’s results in Arizona and Florida show Latino support
• In-person voting in Florida was down during coronavirus. Are mail ballots the answer?
• Sawgrass, Dadeland, Aventura and other South Florida malls closing due to coronavirus
• JetBlue to resume Haiti flights after canceling over COVID-19 requirement
• Coronavirus: South Beach curfew, restaurant closures will last until late April
• ‘Bachelorette’ star Hannah Brown is not social distancing with Tyler Cameron in Florida
• The line at the grocery store can be long. Here’s what’s being done about that
• MSC cruise passengers posed ‘medium risk.’ CDC cleared them to disembark in Miami anyway.
• 5 must-watch Dolphins games to check out on free NFL Game Pass while you’re self-isolated
• Pro lacrosse stars visit Columbus for youth clinic and see vast potential in Florida
• Insight into the pricey, unique approach the Dolphins are taking in key defensive area
• Does blood type matter when it comes to coronavirus? A Chinese study says yes
• US may give out $1,000 checks to combat coronavirus recession. Has it worked before?
• Do you work in healthcare? Tell us how coronavirus has impacted your Florida hospital
• A video by the Miami Gardens mayor debunks a myth about COVID-19 and black people
• Governor orders statewide bar, club shutdown, Miami-Dade shutters bars, movies, gyms
• Tampa Bay’s receiving core is already stacked. Tom Brady, however, wants 1 more star.
• Puerto Rico seeks to suspend all incoming flights to battle COVID-19 spread
• Archdiocese of Miami cancels Mass, other religious events as coronavirus crisis deepens
• Workers forced to leave jobs because of coronavirus to get paid under new Senate bill
• As jails let inmates go to slow coronavirus outbreaks, ACLU asks to curb arrests, too
• Don’t buy the lie: Black Americans are especially vulnerable to coronavirus | Opinion
• ‘Things got a little crazy’ at Flanigan’s as St. Pat’s crowd defies county virus order
• NFL Free Agency Tracker, March 18: Will there be any (more) Miami Dolphins surprises?
• Hey parents, due to coronavirus, you’re a homeschool teacher now. Bring on the memes
• Sure, social distance yourselves, but don’t abandon your communities over coronavirus | Opinion
• Coronavirus live updates: Here’s what to know in South Florida on March 18
• Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro says second COVID-19 test was negative
• These workers do not stop — even for the coronavirus
• Coronavirus crisis cripples South Florida hotel industry. Closures, furloughs coming.
• Immigration system closes some courthouses – but not Miami’s
• Something the Miami Dolphins are doing in free agency that shouldn’t be overlooked
• Looking for food, supplies and sanitizers? Here’s which stores are open, their hours
• Dan Le Batard Show deals with upheaval as coronavirus threat shuts down studio
• Some Key West restaurants stayed open past coronavirus cutoff. What happens next?
• Biden, Trump win the Keys primary. Schools funding initiative easily passes
• Coronavirus is real, Sens. Rubio and Scott. Demand Miami immigration courts be shut down | Editorial
• Not everybody loves Dolphins’ haul in free agency. Miami’s future still rests with draft | Opinion
• Flores helped rejuvenate Kyle Van Noy’s career. He can get best out of the OLB in Miami.
• Podcast: ‘The Miami Dolphins Are Crushing It In Free Agency’ Edition
• The Miami Dolphins added another New England Patriots player and fill need at center
• Cuba confirms first COVID-19 death. One American is also sick on the island
• Ailing drug lord cites coronavirus threat in bid for ‘compassionate release’ from prison
• Emilio Estefan getting a manicure wrapped in a garbage bag is all of us right now
• Mayor will order Miami-Dade casinos to close, halts scooter rentals due to coronavirus
• Party’s over, kids. Lack of coronavirus fear could kill the rest of us in Florida | Editorial
• At Bilzin Sumberg, most Miami real estate deals continuing despite coronavirus
• Surfside voters replace almost all their incumbents. Pembroke Pines reelects its mayor.
• University of Miami medical campus member tests presumptive positive for COVID-19
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, March 18, 2020
• Miami VA hospital reports first ‘positive’ coronavirus case as it steps up screenings
• Nearly half of total coronavirus cases in Florida are in Miami-Dade and Broward
• A second Orthodox rabbi in Surfside says he has tested positive for COVID-19
• Miami’s Mario Diaz-Balart is first member of Congress to test positive for coronavirus
• 19 care facilities have possible coronavirus cases, Florida officials confirm
• On medical front line, healthcare workers fighting coronavirus worry about their risk
• Leaders of Colombian clan that dominates cocaine and emerald trade sentenced to prison