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April 3, 2020

• ‘Too much to lose.’ Why a Miami man moved into a backyard tent during coronavirus crisis
• Across the Caribbean, rum and gin distillers use their alcohol to fight coronavirus
• ‘Praise the Lord and pass the Purell, people! | Opinion
• COVID-19: A visual portrait of life in Miami-Dade
• Key Biscayne launches mobile testing for residents 65 and older
• Podcast: Heat announcer Eric Reid talks life without basketball and rewatching old games
• Miami commit Chamon Metayer is making full-time move to WR. He says Canes are OK with it
• They walked into CVS claiming to have coronavirus. They then stole Corona beer, cops say.
• Amid coronavirus, Miami archbishop to conduct Palm Sunday services on Facebook
• South Florida town is banning visitors at checkpoint to limit spread of coronavirus
• Florida surpasses 10,000 coronavirus cases, with 17 of 26 new deaths in South Florida
• Disney furloughing its theme park employees as coronavirus keeps parks closed indefinitely
• Some immigrants won’t be getting stimulus checks. Here’s what they’re getting instead
• Abuela to the rescue! Social media star pushes Burger King to help sick employee in Miami
• Does Joe Exotic have coronavirus? Husband gives update on Tiger King star’s health
• See list of local businesses that are updating customers in response to coronavirus
• New COVID-19 face mask guidelines mean we’ll need to make our own. Here are tips
• Surge on wills: Fearing death by coronavirus, people ask lawyers to write their last wishes
• Wednesday webinar for Realtors: How to close deals in the time of coronavirus
• Miami Beach forms squads to target out-of-towners flouting coronavirus quarantine order
• Sports agent imprisoned for smuggling Cuban players freed to help mom amid coronavirus threat
• Geez, even Superman and Wonder Woman have been laid low by the coronavirus | Opinion
• Cuban government releases prominent dissident from jail but puts him under house arrest
• Robert F. Kennedy’s granddaughter and her son presumed dead in canoeing accident
• Coast Guard blocks Coral Princess from docking in Port Everglades until it has a plan
• Gimenez to White House: Ignore Miami mayor’s call to halt some MIA flights over virus
• Legislators call for resignation of exec who oversees Florida’s unemployment system
• Here’s what happened when new Miami OL coach had football ‘stripped away’ after 4 days
• One cruise crew member dead, 2 evacuated as coronavirus quarantines keep workers at sea
• South Florida warehouse market will take a hit from coronavirus pandemic, experts predict
• Where the Miami Dolphins stand on offense, what’s ahead and who’s at risk of being cut
• With door-to-door campaigns on hold, state says candidates can submit petitions online
• From dreadful to ‘special?’ Shaq Lawson plots big turnaround for Dolphins’ pass rush.
• O.J. McDuffie’s long, unsuccessful legal crusade against a Dolphins doc is all but over
• Small business loan program hits roadblocks as banks write their own rules
• Miami, you are grossing us out by throwing your used latex gloves everywhere
• Coronavirus: Miami Beach orders customers to wear masks at grocery stores, pharmacies
• Here’s what it’s like at ground zero for coronavirus testing in the Florida Keys
• How doctors disconnect — and why it’s critical to their health during the coronavirus
• Miami mayor donates plasma for experimental coronavirus treatment to aid seriously ill
• Clearing your clutter during coronavirus isolation? Here’s what to do with all that stuff
• Hoarder stashed masks, gowns ahead of coronavirus outbreak. Now hospitals will get them
• Coronavirus cases double at Miami veterans’ hospital while mask concerns rise
• 4 South Florida Publix employees have tested positive for coronavirus, company confirms
• UHealth CEO to retire. University of Miami president to lead health system temporarily
• Birth in the age of coronavirus: How families are welcoming their newborns to the world
• Watch a fight erupt over senior hours outside Costco in Kendall: ‘Miami savages’
• Gulliver Prep boys’ basketball star Tony Sanders commits to Notre Dame Fighting Irish
• Heat’s Derrick Jones Jr. on impending free agency: ‘I want to be in Miami’
• Heat’s Spoelstra doesn’t want to coach elsewhere. And Robinson’s new mission.
• Miami Hurricanes administration would support spring college football season if necessary
• Be smart about COVID-19. The life you save could be somebody’s baby grandson | Opinion
• Director of Miami Beach’s Wolfsonian-FIU stepping down to lead Phoenix Art Museum
• The meat was destined for cruise ships. Because of coronavirus, it’s coming to the Keys
• Inter Miami’s Nealis brushing up on Spanish, Ulloa working on degree during time off
• Sound bites from WWE WrestleMania 36 host and Mojo Rawley buddy Rob Gronk Gronkowski
• How do injured student-athletes rehab at home? St. Thomas University might have a solution.
• Opinion: CARES Act is a big step forward
• Target announces new guest restrictions and safety precautions. What you need to know
• Miami’s first Zoom crime court hearing: teacher accused of sex with student wants out of jail
• Stressed by the coronavirus? This psalm, with its hills of life, can soothe
• Giving back means more than even WrestleMania, and Roman Reigns is a prime example
• Miami Heat launches COVID-19 Resource Center. Here’s how it can help you.
• U.S. sheds 417,400 restaurant jobs as unemployment rate hits 4.4 percent
• Evictions, foreclosures suspended for 45 days as Florida coronavirus cases surpass 9,000
• These days, effective marketing messages offer some relief
• Miami commercial real estate market is expected to grow despite coronavirus
• Miami tailors shift to mask-making as experts call for increased protection
• Sports on TV: Friday, April 3, 2020
• Arriola: This time around, Miami banks are part of the solution, not the problem
• A Florida Keys man dies from COVID-19, first Monroe County death, health officials say
• A bus driver complained about coughing passenger. Weeks later, he died of coronavirus
• Gauging the early potential of a jobs bounce-back
• Cross the street, bro: How to take a quarantine walk in Miami without being a jerk
• Incarcerated Florida rapper YNW Melly says he has tested positive for coronavirus