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March 26, 2020

• From ‘stay at home’ to ‘super spreader,’ here are 9 coronavirus terms you should know
• Nearly 160,000 meals delivered to homebound seniors in Miami through new county initiative
• Feds charge Venezuelan President Maduro, other top officials with narco-terrorism
• There’s no sports for betting. So, sports book posted an over/under on Trump’s words.
• Missing baseball on should-be Opening Day? Watch these five classic Marlins games to cope
• Coronavirus leads to record Florida unemployment claims
• Coronavirus is a get out of jail free card for some offenders in Florida
• What has your city done to halt spread of COVID-19? Here’s what you need to know
• Piercing veil of secrecy, a second Broward ALF is linked to coronavirus infection
• A Florida Amazon warehouse employee tested positive for COVID-19, company says
• Quarantines at Florida immigration detention centers rise as ICE arrests more migrants
• Podcast: How out of shape are NBA players going to get? And Haslem defends Miami’s honor
• ‘Serving those who serve us.’ This organization raised $1M to help Miami restaurants
• Florida Panthers sign two of the nation’s top college defensemen to entry-level deals
• Florida at nearly 2,500 COVID-19 cases. Four new Broward deaths not reflected by state
• Two ex-Canes playing abroad recount last days in Italy and why not all Americans came home
• These companies are offering freebies to healthcare workers on coronavirus frontline
• Going to a fast food, bank or pharmacy drive-thru? Here are tips to stay safe
• Ted Deutch under self-quarantine after son develops coronavirus symptom
• Florida coronavirus cases rise dramatically as Broward, Miami-Dade orders residents to stay home
• These CEOs are giving up their salaries to help employees amid coronavirus pandemic
• Coronavirus hitting younger people more than originally thought. Here’s what to know
• Feds charge ex-aide to Miami mayor. He’s already been accused of groping, sending porn to teen.
• Thirteen sick crew with COVID-19 symptoms evacuated from cruise ships to Miami hospitals
• Tampa loses WWE WrestleMania for now, but you can’t deny city’s rich pro wrestling history
• Airline workers optimistic as House votes Friday on $58 billion coronavirus relief bill
• Can mosquitoes and ticks spread the coronavirus? Here’s the latest from experts
• Garage gyms, California ranches and Rocky-style runs: How Dolphins train during coronavirus
• Millions of immigrant families won’t get coronavirus stimulus checks, experts say
• Marlins and Phillies couldn’t play on Opening Day, so they took their matchup virtual
• Watch 500 Miami kids singing ‘Glory’ and try not to cry in front of your computer
• Welcome to Club Quarantine: Brickell DJ spins on his terrace until cops shut it down
• Florida extends 2019 county property tax deadlines in wake of coronavirus economic hit
• The felon next door torched three cars and a house with four people inside, cops say
• ‘Somebody made a mistake.’ Here’s what Joe Montana said about Tom Brady leaving the Patriots.
• Some powerful groups support DeSantis’ decision not to shut down Florida. Here’s who.
• The end of door-to-door? Florida groups scramble to register voters amid COVID-19
• While the world partied, some places prepared. Will their coronavirus gamble pay off?
• Live blog: Here’s what the new Dolphins had to say during eight news conferences Thursday
• South Florida cities pressure counties to issue shelter-in-place orders amid COVID-19
• Fatigue, body aches and more: Here are the lesser-known coronavirus symptoms
• Citing coronavirus fears, Miami will enact a 10 p.m. curfew starting Friday night
• Top jockey Javier Castellano tests positive for the coronavirus
• ‘Water & Clorox!’ This Real Housewife mops her own floors now because of coronavirus
• As coronavirus strains hospital finances, Jackson Health asks workers to take leave
• A Broward doctor is the first South Florida medical professional to die from COVID-19, reports say
• Art Basel is postponing its June fair in Switerzland due to coronavirus
• How the Miami Dolphins are positioned for another free agency splash in 2021 offseason
• Inter Miami coaches use GPS to monitor players’ workouts during coronavirus stoppage
• He doesn’t know when, but MLB’s Rob Manfred made one promise: ‘Baseball will be back’
• Store must toss $35,000 in food after prankster coughs on it, Pennsylvania cops say
• U.S. indictment of Venezuela’s Maduro carries echoes of Noriega. Will it end the same way?
• Self-employed ‘gig’ workers included in coronavirus bailout bill
• Florida held its primary despite coronavirus. Two Broward poll workers tested positive
• Coronavirus hits Miami’s construction industry: Projects halted, site contaminated
• Honor the heroes of the war against coronavirus with a national monument | Opinion
• Here’s how UM football coaches are doing their jobs, keeping players engaged during hiatus
• FDA issues emergency order as ventilator shortage looms during coronavirus pandemic
• Are people who are obese at higher risk of coronavirus? Here’s what experts say
• ‘Like a real-life experiment.’ Coronavirus forces Florida governor to face the unknown
• 330,000 Florida hotel workers projected to lose jobs. Here’s how some are coping.
• Two Miami cops test positive for COVID-19
• ‘I thought it was a prank.’ Puerto Rican-born Miami author wins $50,000 literary award
• For retail sector, liquidity and communication key to surviving coronavirus crisis
• Miami-Dade mayor promises ‘action’ in enforcing coronavirus rules on businesses
• Many vulnerable Floridians don’t drive. So how will they get tested for coronavirus?
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 26, 2020
• How do firefighters in Miami-Dade respond to coronavirus calls? With caution, and gloves.
• Miami support group launches fund to help visual artists during the coronavirus pandemic
• Video shows sick Harmony of the Seas crew member evacuated from ship near Port Everglades
• Public hospitals giving their all to save lives. But they need help to save themselves | Opinion
• US now leads the world in confirmed coronavirus cases, surpassing China and Italy
• Brightline lays off 250 after it suspends South Florida service due to coronavirus
• Miami-Dade, Broward issue new orders urging residents to stay home amid COVID-19
• New tests could help Miami-Dade target communities where coronavirus hits hardest
• ‘This s--- is life and death:’ Miami Heat’s Udonis Haslem has a message about coronavirus
• In the face of a pandemic, Miami’s hospitals are going from competitive to cooperative
• Chase, Wells Fargo and others close some South Florida banks due to coronavirus
• What happens when condo neighbors test positive for coronavirus? Miami is finding out
• Desperate shoppers not desperate enough for odd foods on picked-over grocery shelves
• Dolphins chose 10 free agents to improve the roster, but why did the players choose Miami?
• For the love of God, Gov. DeSantis, tell worried families where elderly people died | Editorial
• Wildlife officials concerned about 43-foot whale and her calf off the Florida Keys
• Carnival Freedom passengers told to isolate after crew member’s positive COVID-19 test