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March 28, 2020

• Miami-Dade’s first coronavirus death, a 40-year-old man: ‘He fought to the end’
• Miami man said unproven drug helped him beat COVID-19. Pro-Trump media gave him star treatment
• Florida issues its first statewide coronavirus text alert. This is what it means
• Nine children under 4 have COVID-19, almost half are in Miami-Dade, Broward counties
• Immigration groups sue President Trump to close courts during coronavirus pandemic
• Florida lupus patients can’t get their meds after Trump touts drug to fight coronavirus
• My faith has helped me find peace amid coronavirus pandemic. It can help you, too.
• Coronavirus crisis prompts Barry University to graduate medical students early
• How a Florida school is using a 3D printer to make hospitals safer for medical staff
• Florida breaks past 4,000 confirmed coronavirus cases. 840 more reported in one day
• Longtime Jackson Memorial ICU nurse dies after novel coronavirus infection
• Florida governor blocks Miami Herald, Tampa Bay Times from coronavirus press conference
• Virtual zoos and yoga: What can kids do for free during the coronavirus quarantine
• Food shortages, a decrepit economy, and now the coronavirus: harder times ahead for Cuba
• Coronavirus is killing South Florida businesses. But some are busy — and hiring.
• Miami doctor tests homeless for coronavirus while volunteers deliver food, clothes
• “Why don’t you have a mask?” Miami-Dade government carries on during coronavirus crisis
• Amid crisis, computer access has become essential. In Miami, not everyone has it.
• State opening new Palm Beach County COVID-19 test site as feds pull back involvement
• Arrest, fine or shame: What people who break coronavirus stay-at-home orders face
• Key West airline travelers are few and most are leaving amid COVID-19, officials said
• Thousands of Americans are stuck abroad due to coronavirus. US brings 466 of them home
• With hopes coronavirus outbreak will subside, Miami’s III Points fest moves to October
• Relief. Recovery. Rise Up. How South Floridians are helping those hit hard by coronavirus
• Children with mental health needs get help via telemedicine. ‘A lifesaver,’ says mother
• Distanced by coronavirus, we’re living in virtual reality and missing actual people
• Tiz the Law wins ghost race Florida Derby with no fans, no cheering amid pandemic | Opinion
• Seven Florida Department of Corrections employees test positive for COVID-19
• A gobbler double the result of a successful turkey hunt in Collier County
• Miami-Dade Public Schools steps up to fill community-wide needs during COVID-19 crisis | Opinion
• A veteran who was a patient at the Miami VA has died from complications of COVID-19
• A look at how the MLB and MLBPA’s deal impacts the 2020 season and the Miami Marlins
• Federal judge not convinced former Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel’s rights violated
• Sports on TV: Saturday, March 28, 2020
• Miami’s under curfew, but its residents took their partying to their balconies
• A military base in Key West has its first confirmed case of COVID-19 at a local command
• Key West boy’s death wasn’t caused by meningitis — or COVID-19, medical examiner says
• Mayor Suarez: ‘Miami will get through coronavirus crisis, stronger and more resilient’ | Opinion