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March 24, 2020

• Analysts, evaluators offer wide range of views on Dolphins’ pickups. What they’re saying.
• ‘I don’t feel safe at all.’ As cruise ships sail on, crews fear COVID-19 infection
• Stuck in Peru: Coronavirus strands Gainesville woman far from home
• Is Florida passive in fighting the coronavirus pandemic? Survey has some answers
• An employee at a Florida prison has tested positive for coronavirus, officials say
• Should she stay or should she go? Miami Hurricanes NCAA champion ponders major decision 
• Beware the coronavirus stimulus cash or the home testing. They set off a scam alert
• A celebrity chef lends his new Overtown restaurant to José Andrés for coronavirus aid
• Wonder what Disney World, Universal look like without tourists? Take a look at aerial view
• Your typical Floriduh man is out there spreading coronavirus. Time for a lockdown | Opinion
• Baby boy, 2-year-old girl test positive for coronavirus in Broward, officials say
• A divide over ‘shelter-in-place’ in Miami-Dade as coronavirus spreads to jail workers
• Florida coronavirus cases near 1,500 as 55 more cases announced. Death toll rises to 20
• Rum to the rescue? How Bacardi is tweaking production to fight the coronavirus
• 50 live roaches near open bags of food. 114 flies. Rodents. Restaurant inspection fails
• Before you ask: No, Cam Newton would not be a good fit for the Miami Dolphins
• Are you being asked to come into work during the coronavirus pandemic? Let us know 
• Here are the five biggest residential sales in Miami-Dade for the week of March 15-21
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, March 24, 2020
• Endangered mountain gorillas could face another threat — coronavirus, officials say
• Broward County closes all of its parks, except one, amid coronavirus outbreak
• Miami medical pros: ‘We need every last one of you to do your part’ to fight coronavirus | Opinion
• Miami-Dade eases marina closures for people living on boats and other special cases
• If Florida shuts down, will medical marijuana dispensaries stay open?
• Field hospital beds going up at Miami-Dade’s Youth Fair to help COVID-19 strain
• Miami Dolphins’ draft process on Tua Tagovailoa impacted by COVID-19 fallout
• Virtual tours showcase Miami’s rental units. Still, leasing is slow after COVID-19
• Miami offering mobile coronavirus testing for senior citizens with COVID-19 concerns
• Florida attorney general investigating Norwegian Cruise Line’s coronavirus sales pitch
• 1 dead, another seriously injured in Broward motorcycle crash, police say
• DeSantis lets Florida cities take the lead in coronavirus fight. Good. They’re better at it | Editorial
• Miami-Dade orders 10-person limit on all public gatherings except on transit
• A cruise ship with 77 sick on board hopes to dock in Port Everglades on March 30
• Wave of claims swamps Florida’s unemployment agency. ‘It is impossible to get through’
• Immigration agent at Miami International Airport tests positive for COVID-19
• How to send investigative tips to the Miami Herald. We need your help on coronavirus
• Gulfstream Park ‘threatened legal action’ when city officials asked it to close
• An injury cost Jordan Howard his job in Philadelphia, but he can be a workhorse in Miami
• There are still bright moments during the coronavirus pandemic. Here are some of them
• Coronavirus crisis reveals the depth of our grace — and our greed | Opinion
• More testing is available for COVID-19, but getting results can take days or more
• Marlins Park opening for drive-thru testing of seniors. Appointments required
• U.S. government steps up efforts to help repatriate Americans stranded abroad
• South Florida academic heads step up to lead community through coronavirus crisis | Opinion
• ‘Postal Service will not survive the summer.’ Lawmakers warn it could go bankrupt
• Federal trial amid coronavirus outbreak ends in guilty verdicts for South Florida man
• How pop stars are starting a hand-washing movement on social media to beat coronavirus
• Instacart to hire 300,000 workers to meet delivery demands related to coronavirus
• FL National Guard greets NYC fliers with this message: ‘Isolate yourself for 14 days’
• ‘Coronavirus has me on house arrest’: Uncle Luke is in the same boat as everyone else
• Say goodbye to your onion loaf. The last Tony Roma’s in Miami just closed.
• This new song about Dwyane Wade is all we are listening to in quarantine right now
• ‘Do you care?’ Celebrities are pleading with us to not leave the house, Miami
• Inhalers used to treat coronavirus causing shortage for asthma sufferers, experts say
• Here are players expected to be in mix for Miami Heat’s first-round draft choice
• Monroe County to close U.S. 1 to tourists into the Florida Keys due to COVID-19 concerns
• Monroe County has four COVID-19 cases. But one is not travel-related
• Universal theme parks, hotels will be closed for extra 3 weeks. Disney may soon follow