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March 27, 2020

• Miami’s coronavirus testing data suggest we still don’t know how many are infected
• Coronavirus has Florida’s K-12 schools online only next week. Is this the new normal?
• Americans are experiencing what it’s like in Cuba, Venezuela without coronavirus | Opinion
• Here’s another way the Miami Heat is helping South Florida during the coronavirus crisis
• Podcast: Will COVID-19 disrupt college football? And UM spring athletes face uncertainty.
• New $2 trillion coronavirus relief programs could be hard to access in coming days
• Coronavirus, stay-at-home orders spike Miami’s thirst for another commodity: tap water
• SeaWorld won’t be paying 90% of its employees soon due to the coronavirus pandemic
• He got a coronavirus relief check — even before Congress approved the relief package
• Second Miami-Dade death from COVID-19 reported. State surpasses 3,000 coronavirus cases.
• Disney’s Florida, California parks are closed until further notice. No opening date set
• When Waffle House closes, you know it’s serious. Coronavirus shuts Key Largo location
• How to avoid gaining weight when you’re stuck at home because of coronavirus
• Getting deliveries while stuck at home? Here’s how to handle packages amid coronavirus
• Puerto Rico extends coronavirus quarantine, questions Trump’s reluctance to lock down
• ‘Backbone of the art community’: Miami critic wins prestigious $50,000 Rabkin Award
• Nine-car crash involving Miami-Dade fire truck hospitalizes six people, reports say
• Hey, Miami: Here’s how to host a quarantine virtual happy hour that isn’t super lame
• Sports on TV: Friday, March 27, 2020
• Federal judge tells Florida to fix flawed process for letting felons vote or ‘I will’
• ‘I’m heartbroken for them’: Pall cast over Broward ALF as coronavirus death toll climbs to 6
• DeSantis orders restrictions on travelers from Louisiana, extends tax deadlines
• During coronavirus crisis, ‘the trailer park version of the Daytona 500’ is entertaining
• Four passengers died on Zaandam cruise ship; 148 aboard sick with flu-like symptoms
• Panthers owner will continue paying full-time employees throughout COVID-19 shutdown
• Checkpoint opens in Florida Keys to keep tourists out. The aim: reduce COVID-19 risks
• Cruises didn’t get taxpayer funds in coronavirus bill, but help could be coming
• The cruise industry won’t get a bailout in the $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill
• Haiti, Venezuela among countries in $2 billion U.N. humanitarian response plan
• See how these superfans created the magic of Disney World at home during quarantine
• Let the coronavirus lead you to pray — even for the jerks among us | Opinion
• Couple raped woman who passed out in their Key West hotel room, police say
• Antonio Brown wanted to play with Tom Brady in Tampa Bay. Here’s why that won’t happen.
• ‘Quarantine cakes’ shaped like toilet paper in demand amid coronavirus outbreak
• Miami Beach spring breaker who made light of coronavirus backtracks: ‘Life is precious’
• Judges who endorsed child welfare group in bid fight get Florida Supreme Court reprimand
• COVID-19 is hitting Caribbean and Latin American economies hard. Can they survive?
• Miami co-working spaces are open despite coronavirus — but it’s not business as usual
• Examining the Dolphins’ running backs and tight ends, where they stand and their futures
• Miami Dolphins showed Thursday how NFL business can go forward in age of coronavirus
• Another change in Miami Dolphins’ cap space and what it means. And more Tua feedback.
• What’s a pangolin? Scaly mammal may be missing link in coronavirus outbreak, study says
• N95 respirator explained: Here’s why health workers need them as coronavirus spreads
• Miami-Dade mayor on emergency alert: ‘a little bit overboard,’ won’t happen again
• Miami-Dade wants businesses to mark off six-foot coronavirus gaps for customers
• Doral councilwoman ends self-isolation after testing negative for coronavirus
• ‘You don’t scare us COVID-19’: There’s a new mural in Wynwood — but no selfies yet
• Venezuela’s top judge was paid bribes for favors, spent millions in Miami, feds say
• ‘Not acceptable.’ Florida governor orders investigation into $150 COVID-19 tests.
• More curfews announced in Miami-Dade as cities want stricter rules tied to coronavirus
• 4 Broward Sheriff’s Office employees have COVID-19 and 100 others self-isolated, BSO says
• Coronavirus will be an even deadlier pandemic in developing countries | Opinion
• It’s amazing — America’s deceiver-in-chief still has so many true believers | Opinion
• Here’s where hospitality workers can get some relief during the coronavirus crisis
• Udonis Haslem had a message and Miami listened: ‘I’m thankful I have this platform.’
• Puerto Rico resident, 48, becomes the island’s third coronoavirus fatality and its youngest
• Four Inter Miami players to compete in video tournament for coronavirus fundraiser
• As Miami Beach clinic rolls out $125 coronavirus tests, DeSantis calls out price gouging
• A Whole Foods sauce got recalled. What’s not on the label creates an allergy problem