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March 9, 2020

• One year later, crosswalk signal still missing as pedestrians dash for their lives
• Oooh! Aaaah! Fireworks may soon be legal in Florida — but only on these three holidays
• Think fast, play calm: Miami’s offense embraced by ‘the dudes’ on D, has ‘brains racing’
• Unsafe food at Buffalo Wild Wings. 170 rodent droppings. Restaurants failing inspection
• Her elderly parents are stuck on a coronavirus-infected cruise ship, so she’s suing
• ‘I think we’ll be OK’: Cruise passengers undeterred by U.S. warnings about coronavirus
• Second Florida cruise ship with no-sail order to test crew members for coronavirus
• Florida’s self-isolation mandate applies only to certain countries, health officials say
• Why Miami believes new commit Michael McLaughlin can become a great offensive lineman
• Marlins’ Hernandez makes case to be fifth starter, but says he’s still open to whatever
• He was one of Marlins’ best feel-good stories, but is there room for Ramirez in 2020?
• ‘If you’re going to rape me, kill me’: Woman says U.S. immigration agents assaulted her
• Miami congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell endorses Joe Biden
• With money and draft picks galore, Dolphins GM Chris Grier must win the next six weeks | Opinion
• NBA among leagues closing locker rooms. Pat Riley discusses Heat’s approach to coronavirus
• Purell and elbow bumps. How 2020 campaigns are adjusting to the coronavirus
• Miami Open tennis, Homestead NASCAR race still on as officials monitor the coronavirus
• This new hotel that just opened in Miami Beach has a two-tier rooftop bar and pool
• Lawmakers take fresh look at budget with adjustments for the coronavirus in mind
• What’s that sound? It’s the Conch shell blowing contest in Key West
• Winter Music Conference rescheduled as coronavirus fears lead to state of emergency
• Top trainers at Gulfstream charged by feds in a widespread horse-doping scandal
• Florida should reject E-Verify. Immigrants with coronavirus might not seek care | Opinion
• South Florida, here is your real estate calendar for the week of March 9
• Miami Plaza’s leasing office opened three weeks ago. And 10% of units are pre-leased.
• Sports on TV: Monday, March 9, 2020
• Wind advisory issued for South Florida. It’s taking a toll on beaches and boating
• What would change if the coronavirus outbreak is officially declared a pandemic?
• There’s a case of dengue fever in the Keys, health officials say
• How will the coronavirus affect your investments?
• Florida House votes to greatly expand private-school voucher program
• Florida’s $9 billion cruise industry faces biggest test since 9/11
• In Florida, school choice should not exist without school accountability | Opinion
• FL Senate OKs ‘compromise’ E-Verify bill
• Miami Dolphins will try to make good on promise they can draft any player they want
• SubStars Miami delivers grappling super fights and celeb sumo wrestling on the same card
• Hershman, Southwest out to reclaim state title in boys’ volleyball
• Examining the Miami Dolphins’ wide receivers, where they stand and their future
• Latest Tagovailoa health update revealed. Is Tua still on track for private Pro Day?
• Hamilton: Top-seed Florida State Seminoles are the “new bloods” of ACC tournament
• Brazil’s leader promises to restore ‘north-south’ alliance with U.S. in Miami speech
• Nova Southeastern men’s basketball team returns to Division II NCAA Tournament
• Will Bam Adebayo lobby Antetokounmpo or Beal to join the Heat? Adebayo addresses that.
• The Greg Cote Show talks movies, takes a deep dive into Heat & Ray Hudson on Inter Miami
• Man who barricaded himself in a home taken into custody, North Miami Beach police say
• A Butler injury update and details and takeaways from Heat’s win in Washington
• Across race and party lines, Miami-Dade residents say transit, housing, climate matter
• Miami toddler who wandered the streets after mom’s murder to be adopted after dad’s trial
• Florida Missing Child Alert issued for a baby, a preschooler and an elementary schooler