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March 5, 2020

• Two Florida companies underpaid workers $175,000. Now, one can’t bid on federal contracts
• Despite coronavirus fears, Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin announce their first tour
• Police searching for shooter who killed 23-year-old at Pembroke Pines condominium
• High school artists will show their work at juried Grove show
• Coronavirus 411: How do I get it? How do I stop it? And other key questions, answers
• He worked for President Obama in opening up Cuban relations. Patrick Hidalgo dies at 41
• What’s new at the Youth Fair? Wipes, soap and do-it-yourself coronavirus cleaning
• Miami took a chance on Savion Collins, so the four-star DT keeps sticking with the Canes
• Former Mandolin chef is opening a new Mediterranean spot in Wynwood
• I voted early for a candidate who dropped out of the race. What can I do about it?
• Will Miami eat at this chain restaurant so we can try Foodgod’s weird unicorn dessert?
• Former Jeffrey Epstein cellmate stymied in getting answers on missing surveillance video
• Miami TE Brevin Jordan is out for spring. Michael Irvin II just departed. Who’s left?
• Miami Hurricanes TE Michael Irvin II, son of UM great and Hall of Famer, is transferring
• U.S. warns Americans not to travel to Haiti due to kidnappings, other crimes
• Florida isn’t widely testing for coronavirus. State blames CDC for lack of testing kits
• Another Florida case of coronavirus found in Santa Rosa County, DeSantis says
• ‘Magic transcends generations.’ Magic Johnson surprises a group of seniors in Liberty City.
• Legislature wants school panic alarms but squabble over vendors bogs down the bill
• THC cap on medical marijuana progresses in the House
• Call your doctor if you might have coronavirus, experts say. But many don’t have one
• A student came to school with a loaded Smith & Wesson, cops say. Here’s how it was handled
• Woman used tape dispenser, shower rod in murder of housemate, NJ prosecutors say
• Driver with 1997 license plate explains he’s ‘been busy lately,’ Louisiana police say
• Trump is to Obama the way FDR was to Hoover, a sad waste of ‘president power’ | Opinion
• Most Miami Dolphins’ offensive linemen facing uncertain futures. Where each stands.
• House votes to use ‘any means’ to get domestic violence coalition CEO to talk
• As Haiti installs new prime minister without Parliament, U.S. lawmakers express frustrations
• The Clevelander at Marlins Park is gone. Area will be used for a ‘variety of audiences’
• Observations on the Marlins lineup and position battles as spring reaches halfway point
• Is gambling deal with Seminole Tribe getting close? Depends who you ask in Tallahassee
• ‘On Your Feet!’, the most Miami musical ever, is coming back to its roots
• Record-setting night from three-point range pushes Heat to win over Magic
• Takeaways from a record-setting performance for the Heat on a night it reached 40 wins
• The Democratic primary is now ‘Bernie against Biden.’ Florida could change the race
• There may be sewage in Biscayne Bay near Miami Beach. City says don’t touch the water
• Has three-point shooting been the biggest key to the Heat’s success this season?
• Former MLS player Sebastian Velasquez joins Miami FC after battle with alcoholism
• The latest on the availability of Heat’s Herro and Leonard. And Waiters to join Lakers
• He battered an elderly man and killed his mother, police say. Is he fit for trial?
• ‘The Price is Right: Live!’ is coming to Miami. Here’s how you can come on down
• They were fishing for sailfish. Then the bull sharks arrived
• Stranahan pulls away from Paxon in fourth quarter to reach second straight state title game
• A drug linked to suicide, depression in kids will carry the FDA’s most serious warning
• Coronavirus test kits air lifted to Grand Princess cruise, passengers locked down
• ‘Stucco Steve’ ripped off Key West condo owners for $50K, police say
• Starbucks temporarily bans use of reusable personal cups amid coronavirus fears
• Developer Jorge Perez is making another big art gift. But it’s not staying in Miami
• The new coronavirus threat to schools: Hoaxes by students
• IKEA recalls 970,000 chests sold over 14 years as tip-over and entrapment hazards
• This senior housing project in Coral Gables is expected to open in late 2022
• Ultra won’t be only casualty. Create S. Florida task force to help us gauge coronavirus risks | Editorial
• Letter: U.S. Congress is clueless on fixing nation’s budget
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 5, 2020
• Saint Andrew’s dominates on the boards to oust Chaminade in state basketball semifinals
• Watch Magic Johnson keep it old school and do the ‘Electric Slide’ with Miami cops
• Soccer legend Ray Hudson to bring colorful commentary to Inter Miami, Figal shines
• Miami advocacy group expands its mission to empower immigrants | Opinion
• Hialeah is postponing ‘every city event’ in March due to coronavirus fears
• UM Hurricanes lose 46-44 to Virginia after costly mistake; Lykes injures nose
• Coral Gables ranch house not historic, board decides. But it’s not quite over yet
• Dunkin’ is giving away free donuts on Fridays in March. Here’s how to get them
• Wawa has finally achieved greatness - and it is all because of Miami
• The Justin Herbert-to-Ryan Tannehill comparison exists, but it comes with a big surprise
• This YouTube star made his mark among recently arrived Cubans — and got them to act
• The coronavirus won’t stop spring break in South Beach. Just wash your hands, city says.
• You had Ultra plans, but it got canceled. What are you going to do now? Tell us
• Credit card skimmer found at gas station for the second time in six months, cops say
• The recalled food sold at Publix and elsewhere wasn’t in the right jars. That can be bad.