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April 21, 2020

• This Miami vendor offers a sweet break from the coronavirus pandemic
• Miami to offer small businesses loans and grants for coronavirus economic recovery
• Miami-Dade passes 10,000 cases, 1,000 hospitalizations as DeSantis says curve is flattening
• How do you celebrate Earth Day under quarantine? In Miami, it’s easier than you think
• Florida’s list of elder-care homes with COVID-19 lacks crucial data. It’s also incomplete
• Podcast: What will make this a successful NFL Draft week for the Miami Hurricanes?
• A South Miami restaurant tried serving ‘socially distant’ meals. ‘Haters shut us down’
• Civil rights groups renew push to expand Florida voting access amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Repeat Florida roofing safety violator gets OSHA fines reduced from $114,000 to $67,000
• Anti-anxiety medication prescriptions spike during coronavirus pandemic, report finds
• From 1 to 59: Number of Miami jail inmates with the coronavirus surges as testing expands
• Publix to hold virtual job fair as demand increases in stores, and workers test positive
• Why Dolphins are sticking with Tagovailoa, despite risk, in Miami Herald’s 29th mock draft | Opinion
• Sheriffs across US are not enforcing coronavirus stay-at-home orders. Is that legal?
• Florida Keys man arrested on rape charge said he is the victim’s ‘messiah,’ cops say
• 15 years in the making, new book takes terrifying dive into the cocaine underworld
• Dolphins In Depth 2020 mock draft: Dolphins go trade crazy to resolve ... offensive line
• Insulin company offers free 90-day supply amid coronavirus pandemic. Who qualifies?
• ‘We couldn’t take any more.’ Coronavirus deaths strain US crematoriums
• Plant a tree. Dig in the soil. Support the Earth that supports us | Opinion
• South Florida home sales inched higher, just as the coronavirus pandemic hit
• They’re considered essential, but child-care centers say state hasn’t done much to help
• FDA gives its first emergency approval to a do-it-yourself home coronavirus test
• Here’s how long there will be a boil-water notice for part of Miami-Dade after pipe break
• ‘It’s a happiness I’ve never known’: Should you live the braless life in quarantine?
• Four Florida cities face greater economic devastation than most, study says
• Hotel workers in Miami are out of work. JLo and ARod are feeding 20,000 of them
• Party with Miami’s biggest baller once the lockdown ends. Here’s what you have to do
• Are you having trouble communicating with your face mask on? Here are some tips
• ‘Sacrifice the weak’ and ‘Give me liberty’: Signs at coronavirus protests across US
• Donna Shalala failed to disclose stock sales in 2019 in violation of federal law
• McDonald’s offering free ‘Thank You Meals’ to health care workers, first responders
• Coaching changes mark a busy time for the FIU and Barry women’s basketball teams
• What should Dolphins prioritize in first round besides QB and left tackle? Some insight
• Will cannibalism produce mutant super-rats after COVID-19? Here’s what experts say
• Ikea releases recipe so Swedish meatball fans can get their fix during pandemic
• We must save Earth’s oceans and forests if we are to save ourselves | Opinion
• Northerners flocking to Miami drop thousands to rent single-family homes
• Braman auto dealerships furloughs 327 and lays off 55 workers
• We need sports. The NFL Draft is about to provide some. Here’s how you can join LIVE
• Rob Gronkowski returns to NFL, reunited with Tom Brady via trade to Tampa Bay Bucs
• Calvin Ridley. Jerry Jeudy. Greg Rousseau? Inside Coconut Creek’s first-round NFL pipeline
• The fourth-best high school in the nation is in Miami, says U.S. News and World Report
• Free food, oil changes and more for coronavirus frontline workers. Here’s where
• Trump to sign executive order to ‘suspend immigration’ amid coronavirus pandemic
• Business leaders ask for sick pay for restaurant workers, clear guidelines from state
• Here’s why some states get more help than others from the Paycheck Protection Program
• ‘I’m scared to come to work.’ Amazon workers call out sick to protest COVID-19 safety
• Give me liberty AND give me death? They’ve got to be kidding — but they’re not | Opinion
• More than half of Krome detainees have been exposed to the coronavirus
• Teens faked sneezing on Walmart shoppers in COVID-19 prank video, WV cops say
• Here’s how ESPN, NFL Network and ABC plan to broadcast an NFL Draft unlike any in history
• Arts pioneer Ellie Schneiderman, founder of ArtCenter/South Florida, dies at 80
• More than a million Americans won’t get stimulus money because they married immigrants
• No price shyness here: Star Island estate lists for $40M
• Why is South Florida balking at closing streets to make room for social distancing?
• Miami Beach police pursuit ends with one in custody and one possibly dead in the water
• ‘What are we waiting for?’ Miami-Dade mayor ready to reopen parks, marinas, golf courses
• Key West man beats up girlfriend; her sister’s boyfriend stabs him, cops say. 3 arrested.
• Alabama’s Nick Saban throws a little more salt in Miami Dolphins fans’ Drew Brees wound
• Heat’s Tyler Herro on Spoelstra’s defensive mind-set: ‘He doesn’t care about my offense’
• Here are the five biggest residential sales in Miami-Dade for the week of April 12-18
• Dolphins spend time with these potential non-QB top 10 picks. And more players contacted
• A Florida movie theater is responsible for the entire US weekend box office report
• Dozens more women join lawsuit accusing fashion mogul Peter Nygard of sexual assault
• Florida asks VA for medical help at nursing homes that have lost staffers to COVID-19
• Miami-Dade’s Gimenez might be all standing between COVID-19 caution and insanity | Editorial
• Coast Guard crews suspected a drug-smuggling operation. Here’s what they found.
• Man goes through Hialeah McDonald’s drive-thru, but cops say he wasn’t looking for food
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, April 21, 2020
• Lawyer son, a white nationalist, arrested 2 days after lawyer dad was accused of pimping