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April 16, 2020

• Why are farmers dumping milk, other items as Americans need food in COVID-19 pandemic?
• Florida blocks COVID-19 information from public as Gov. Ron DeSantis touts transparency
• Davie police chief replaced after allegedly saying BSO deputy died of virus because he was gay
• Florida has third day of low reported coronavirus cases, but thousands of tests are pending
• Protests over stay-home orders pop up – and US health workers worry about virus risk
• BackroomLive Miami sets up a fund to help musicians out of work because of pandemic
• ICE detainee with COVID-19 in Miami detention center will be released — with nowhere to go
• Where to get masks that work, look good and even help a cause
• Recovered from COVID-19? FDA asks patients to donate plasma to help others fight virus
• Flood of inmates, citing coronavirus, seek pandemic paroles — but process is slow
• These Hurricanes football prospects are most hurt by workplace effects of coronavirus
• Miami Dolphins expect a draft that builds a ‘strong’ team ‘that can win for a long time’
• The Dolphins’ Love discussions, more players they’re pursuing and one interesting scenario
• Some Republicans want to reopen the economy now. Rick Scott and Marco Rubio disagree
• The government has run out of small business stimulus loans. Here’s how Florida fared.
• After 8-month search, Miami Foundation names new CEO. It’s a familiar face
• Coronavirus death toll in the US is higher than reported, experts say. Here’s why
• Have you liked or commented on coronavirus misinformation? Facebook will let you know
• Judge apologizes to ICE after accusing the agency of filing coronavirus data in secret
• Chris Grier’s message to Dolphins fans begging for Tua? Trust us to get the pick right
• ‘Godfather’ of South Florida theater Joseph Adler dies at 79
• What’s new on your smart speaker? Help during the coronavirus crisis
• Your quarantine needs some exotic plants. Fairchild will bring them right to your house
• The Keys’ tourism office has a new message for tourists: Stay away, but keep us in mind
• Jae Crowder compares Duncan Robinson to Kyle Korver. And Andre Iguodala talks Heat way
• Farmers are essential but vulnerable to coronavirus. Is the US food supply at stake?
• Don’t let scammers get your coronavirus stimulus check: Here are tips from the IRS
• Remembering WWE’s Howard Finkel, possibly the best pro wrestling ring announcer all-time
• Should booze be restricted? It’s putting world at greater risk of COVID-19, WHO says
• Miami-Dade’s animal shelter handing out pet food on Friday to ease burden for owners
• Don Shula and former Dolphins team up to feed the hungry during coronavirus crisis
• How do kids feel about being locked out of school during the crisis? Let them tell you
• Puerto Rico coronavirus cases pass 1,000 mark amid testing woes
• If you have enough to eat these days, help someone in Miami who doesn’t | Editorial
• Sports on TV: Thursday, April 16, 2020
• Coronavirus cases grow at Amazon warehouse in Miami area, workers say
• ‘Amazing potential.’ UM doctor to start stem cell trial for coronavirus patients
• Rosa Zamanillo hadn’t left her elder-care home in 3 years. COVID-19 got her anyway
• U.S. jobless claims hit 5.2 million as Florida sees new jump
• Just 33,000 unemployment claims processed ‘not nearly enough,’ Gov. DeSantis says
• ‘We’ve almost lost hope.’ Miami restaurants won’t survive on takeout and delivery
• When inmates started dying of COVID-19, Florida kept it quiet — until it leaked out
• Mattingly has seen the Marlins’ rebuild unfold. His goal now: ‘Get to the finish line.’
• Here’s the story of June Almeida — the woman who discovered the first coronavirus
• Pharrell just dropped $30 million on sweet ‘quarantine’ digs in Coral Gables: report
• Did coronavirus ruin your wedding plans? Busch wants to give you free beer for a year
• Trappers killed almost every wolf on Alaskan island, officials say. How did it happen?
• Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony: No-confidence vote allegations are ‘simply not true’
• U.S. won’t offer sanctions relief to Cuba amid coronavirus pandemic. Here is why.
• ‘Thank you, America, for fueling the Chinese Dream’ | Opinion
• Royal Caribbean won’t sail for another month as suspension of cruises gets extended
• Inventory shrinking across South Florida just as the summer home-selling season begins
• Miami’s cruise industry will need our help to survive and thrive again | Opinion
• Don’t let today’s applause fade for our coronavirus healthcare warriors | Opinion
• 27-year-old Royal Caribbean crew member youngest to die from COVID-19 in South Florida
• Hey, Miami! Everybody is doing the quarantine pillow challenge — even Raul de Molina
• A warehouse near the Opa-locka airport just sold for $2.85M. Buyer is a military contractor
• Podcast: What is the Heat’s future? Can NBA save the season? Barry Jackson joins to discuss
• Miami Dolphins eyeing more edge defenders in draft after adding several in free agency
• Dolphins are still underdogs in AFC East, but oddsmakers say it’s not by as much as usual
• He got a gun and sold an Apple Watch at pawn shops — and that was a problem, cops say
• Patients, staff test positive for coronavirus at Miami Jewish Health senior care facility
• Can a debt collector get to your coronavirus stimulus money before you? Possibly
• Training for 2020 draft has become an exercise in chaos which Josh Hammond is handling
• With planning, Miami-Dade can address deep-seated economic challenges post-COVID-19 | Opinion
• Aventura restaurateur Ayesha Curry just got slapped with a $10 million lawsuit
• These high school seniors got a Miami-style parade, with pots, pans and a celebrity
• You can get immediate access to your stimulus check through a Walmart card. Here’s how
• Coronavirus hasn’t swamped Miami-Dade hospitals, helping fuel push to reopen parks
• Dolphins GM Grier says team ‘has an idea’ on No. 5 pick in NFL Draft. He better be right | Opinion
• Long spaceflight changes astronauts’ brains forever, study shows. Here’s why
• Special Olympics Florida athletes sing ‘Stand By Me’ in tribute to healthcare workers