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March 2, 2020

• Driver killed when SUV sails off I-95 and slams into historic cemetery in Ft. Lauderdale
• This Miami food hall has a cocktail that tastes like churros, and your prima wants two
• 100 rodent droppings, bad hand washing, a Key West staple: restaurants fail inspection
• Democrats fighting for ‘every single delegate’ eyeing Puerto Rico’s primary
• Peruvian and Cuban cuisines get remixed at this restaurant by two Miami favorites
• A man was found fatally shot inside a Pembroke Pines home. Cops are looking for answers.
• In court, Hialeah chief heaped praise on tax cheat with history of clashes with cops
• Miami WRs to QB D’Eriq King: ‘Stay strong, brother.’ Canes open vibrant spring practice.
• A Jacksonville man befriended a boy at church. Then he sexually abused him, cops say.
• Miami Hurricanes start spring practice. All eyes on D’Eriq King, QBs at media viewing.
• And the judges for the 2020 Miami Herald Startup Pitch Competition are...
• Inter Miami proves it belongs in MLS, but loses 1-0 to Los Angeles FC in debut match
• Florida leaders seek to reassure the public as confirmed coronavirus cases rattle the tourist haven
• Nunn on track for one of best rookie seasons in Heat history — and more Jones Jr. threes
• Business conferences set for Miami cancel amid coronavirus spread
• Top of Marlins’ lineup coming into form. Plus more on Edward Cabrera’s 94 mph changeup.
• ‘My vote wasn’t going to change.’ Miami-Dade voters begin to cast early primary ballots
• As Miami Dolphins evaluate Herbert, some issues they must reconcile. And more NFL reaction.
• Sold! 2019 Herald Startup Pitch winners get windfall for fintech product
• Judge Judy is ending her show. What’s next for her — plus four more things to know.
• Why are car clubs coming to the Florida Keys to delay traffic?
• Could coronavirus stop Ultra? Miami officials examining safety plans, daily updates
• Miami’s lax permit process blocks creating public spaces residents want | Opinion
• Yannick Ngakoue’s declaration of independence from Jaguars is good news for Dolphins
• Cyberstalker who threatened families of Parkland shooting victims sent to prison
• City rejects petitions in Carollo recall campaign because they were late. Cue lawsuit.
• A spring training Q&A with Miguel Rojas, a steady presence in the Marlins’ clubhouse
• Another water main is broken in Fort Lauderdale. Here’s where there’s a boil water notice
• Marlins executive explains how next few years will go, and he’s not lacking for confidence
• Canada’s healthcare system is not the cure-all Sanders says it is | Opinion
• Children’s toys that have broken at least 22 times recalled for being laceration hazards
• Last man standing: Im survives Champion Course, wins Honda Classic for 1st PGA Tour title
• Struggling Florida Panthers shut out by Flames for seventh home loss in a row
• Elizabeth Warren listens to Americans that others ignore. She gets our vote | Opinion
• This Krop 5-sport star has her sights set on winning 5 district titles this school year
• The part of the Miami Hurricanes football team’s defense that has players salivating
• The 9-piece dining set has been recalled. At least 178 chairs have broken
• This Nova Southeastern University basketball star is vying for this coveted award
• How Beckham’s Inter Miami soccer is poised to shake up South Florida’s sports landscape | Opinion
• New Miami Herald podcast, ‘The Greg Cote Show With Greg Cote,’ makes history with debut
• MLS commissioner Don Garber on Inter Miami: ‘They will not stay in Fort Lauderdale’
• Five takeaways from Inter Miami’s inaugural 1-0 loss to Los Angeles FC
• Opinion: Yes, gentrification can be good — or it can be bad
• ‘This is gonna go really bad’: Rapper arrested after posting fliers in Wynwood
• Here’s your real estate agenda for the first week of March
• Giant manure piles trap two neglected horses in stalls, Massachusetts organization says
• Lloyd’s of London executive: Risks will increase in the Americas, Caribbean
• Sports on TV: Monday, March 2, 2020
• The battle for Wynwood: Miami’s hippest neighborhood has an identity crisis
• Move to cap THC in medical marijuana stalls in Florida Senate
• How does Miami celebrate 305 Day? A block party, cafecito and a gator in a caja china
• Florida has water everywhere. Know what to do if your car is sinking with you inside?