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March 25, 2020

• See how Florida hospitals could be overrun by coronavirus — and which are most vulnerable
• Neither hurricanes nor 9/11 caused as big a surge in gun sales as coronavirus
• Publix will install partitions in response to coronavirus pandemic
• Eggs, milk, truffle butter? Miami restaurants sell groceries amid coronavirus crisis
• Where ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. projects Miami’s early entrants will land in NFL Draft
• Miami commerical developers: video chats, planning and stress relief rule the day
• Thinking of not following an executive order in Miami-Dade? You could face jail time.
• Need a ride to work? Mass transit options just changed again due to coronavirus crisis
• Like playing ‘Russian roulette’: DeSantis won’t say which elder care homes have coronavirus
• How does Florida rank in social distancing? GPS location data answers that question.
• Florida nears 2,000 COVID-19 cases as 295 more reported, officials say. One more death.
• Prince Charles, singer Jackson Browne test positive for coronavirus. Who else has it?
• There’s no vaccine and ‘you can’t test yourself,’ warns the FDA about coronavirus scams
• FL gets Medicaid funds for coronavirus relief. It can’t limit eligibility, up premiums.
• Florida’s Rick Scott demands reduced unemployment benefits in coronavirus relief bill
• Heat’s Haslem calls out spring breakers who came to Miami amid coronavirus pandemic
• Not working and struggling to buy food? Alonzo Mourning and DeliverLean offer free meals.
• Wearing a diaper as a face mask won’t protect you from coronavirus, Miami. Just stop
• How a longtime Herald sports writer came to own a top contender in Saturday’s no-fans Florida Derby
• Cuban Americans with permanent residence in Cuba are left stranded after travel ban
• In Miami, hospitals aren’t only medical facilities bracing for COVID-19. So is the morgue
• More than 400 county employees under self-isolation after COVID-19 cases in permit center
• Here’s how the life-saving EpiPen might fail when needed. FDA issues an alert
• Florida court: Airbnb doesn’t have to pay tourist taxes to counties
• Empty shelves force cooks to get creative with ingredients amid coronavirus outbreak
• Coronavirus could push Miami’s homeless into temporary shelter or isolation in hotels
• Miami Heat’s Udonis Haslem schools clueless Spring Breakers about coronavirus — and scores | Editorial
• Shutdown in Cuba due to coronavirus leaves hundreds without work in Miami
• Biden joins Democrats urging Florida’s governor to shut down state amid coronavirus
• Is it terrorism to cough on someone if you have coronavirus? Feds, activists disagree
• Virtual park tours, Ivy League classes: Free things to do in a coronavirus quarantine
• One smart thing the Miami Dolphins have done. And the draft prospect who feeds into that.
• Miami-Dade mayor promises police crackdown on distancing rules during ‘day of action’
• DeSantis expands order: Anyone who traveled from NY in last 3 weeks must self-isolate
• Need to return something? You may not be able to during coronavirus pandemic
• It happened months ago but clarity now offers greater reason for optimism about the Dolphins
• Mel Kiper Jr. holds court on Tua: Will Dolphins trade up? Should he play at all in 2020?
• An MLB pitcher is able to get Tommy John surgery in Florida during COVID-19 outbreak. Why?
• Social distancing and child custody: How the coronavirus is complicating co-parenting
• Two Costa cruise ships plan to dock at PortMiami Thursday with 30 sick on board
• A Florida sports team returns this weekend — in Overwatch. Here’s what you should know.
• Coronavirus has kids at home, out of school. Boys & Girls Clubs bringing virtual fun
• Climate change requires the same global urgency as the coronavirus pandemic | Opinion
• Miami-Dade corrections officers who worked courthouse, 3 jails test positive for COVID-19
• Miami Marlins will have very good options with third pick in draft. The names to know.
• No cash payments, but Miami Beach will help workers access benefits during pandemic
• Panic attack symptoms? Google searches for health info double as coronavirus rages
• Sneeze guards? Walmart, Albertsons and Kroger using them to fight coronavirus spread
• Univision’s Miami news studio closed after employees test positive for coronavirus
• Florida Keys leaders want more control over how coronavirus information is released
• Miami orders residents to stay home for COVID-19, but shopping and exercise are OK
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, March 25, 2020
• FIU student who visited the school’s law library tests positive for COVID-19
• Camilla Cabello puts off tour due to coronavirus: ‘Queen of doing the right thing’
• If Congress gets it right, the coronavirus stimulus bill will be worth the delay | Opinion
• Duffy’s Sports Grill restaurants in Florida close temporarily due to coronavirus
• Dolphins in Depth podcast: The ‘Will They Postpone The NFL Draft?’ Edition
• China’s COVID-19 lesson: A free, independent press is vital to saving lives | Opinion
• A man walking home from Publix was killed in a Winn-Dixie parking lot, cops say
• Immigration agency is flying stranded Americans home from Central America
• Some police agencies allow you to fill out your own report for some crimes. Here’s how.
• Opening Day was supposed to be Thursday. Instead, Marlins and MLB wait for normal to return
• Despite coronavirus, the afilador truck keeps on rolling along in Miami neighborhoods
• ‘They’re going to be hurt.’ Coronavirus strikes at heart of Miami’s small-business economy
• Miami feels like home for Jae Crowder, but will Crowder be with Heat after this season?
• Royal Caribbean cruises suspended for an extra month due to coronavirus, company says
• Coronavirus is just one more challenge. Americans will beat this pandemic | Opinion
• Why don’t Publix workers wear gloves?