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April 6, 2020

• Two workers at ICE detention center in Miami-Dade test positive for coronavirus
• Dave Barry confronts coronavirus armed with bandanas and ready to stock up on spatulas
• The mayor of Weston has tested positive for coronavirus, city says
• Florida coronavirus cases swell past 13,600. Palm Beach leads state death toll.
• Coronavirus infects two workers in another two South Florida Publix stores
• A report of a fraud at a bank led to a fatal officer-involved shooting, police say
• Manny Diaz: ‘I get a little weary’ of July, Aug., Sept. talk. And what about fall camp?
• As wildlife rescues rise, Miami’s Pelican Harbor Seabird Station has outgrown its home
• Closing on a new condo amid coronavirus shutdown? More firms move away from paper signing
• Miami’s arts and culture scene was flourishing. The coronavirus crisis is battering it.
• Costa Favolosa cruise ship crew member dies in Miami after getting COVID-19 on board
• Hundreds on board the Coral Princess still don’t know when — or if — they’re going home
• Nursing home where residents died after Hurricane Irma loses bid to get license back
• Haiti now has community transmission of the coronavirus. It’s getting rapid testing.
• Puerto Rico cancels order for coronavirus tests, as questions swirl around response
• Edge, Randy Orton, Charlotte Flair, Rhea Ripley amazing on Night 2 of WWE WrestleMania 36
• Five Oasis of the Seas crew with COVID-19 symptoms evacuated at Port Everglades this week
• Facing coronavirus crisis, Hialeah Gardens grants 50% discount on the water bill
• Former FSU star Myron Rolle is now a doctor fighting on front lines of COVID-19 pandemic
• Saudi fund takes minority stake in Carnival
• Address African-American residents’ heightened risks of the coronavirus | Opinion
• Its economy crippled, Miami-Dade plans ‘mass feeding’ effort. First order: 500K meals.
• Coronavirus has derailed Miami’s volunteer tax preparers. They still want you to file as early as possible.
• Barbados accuses U.S. of blocking ventilators for coronavirus, then walks back allegation
• Sickly Miami-Dade inmates, fearful of the coronavirus, file lawsuit to get out of jail
• Jackson Memorial secures rapid coronavirus test touted by Trump, with DeSantis’ help
• ‘People think I’m a blond.’ Every day is a bad hair day as Miami quarantine drags on
• Greg Cote Show: Canes AD Blake James talks coronavirus, impact on football and Manny Diaz
• Virtual seders and kosher prep tutorials. How coronavirus crisis is changing Passover 
• About that baby boom: Hold off on trying to get pregnant during pandemic, experts suggest
• Federal Reserve announces support for small business lending program
• Cop says United Airlines wouldn’t give him a refund on canceled flight. Now he’s suing
• In a small town, two people are dead from coronavirus. And Key West is in mourning
• They asked a group to keep a social distance. Then the baseball bats came out, cops say
• How are some drivers trying to get into the Keys? With counterfeit stickers, sheriff says
• Amid furor over exorbitant compensation, county to take over Miami domestic violence center
• Asking and answering questions on the Dolphins’ search for long-term starting left tackle
• With NBA play suspended, Goran Dragic talks free agency and first season as Heat reserve
• Supreme Court rejects Miami mom’s bid to recover cash for daughter’s ‘quince’ seized by feds
• Dwyane Wade and Udonis Haslem emphasize importance of unity amid coronavirus pandemic
• How a drop in NBA revenue could affect Miami Heat’s 2021 grand free agent plan
• Lots of questions must be answered before county tests 7,000 for coronavirus | Opinion
• ‘Zoom bombers’ crash online classes as Miami-Dade schools adapt to online learning
• Coronavirus crisis forces American Airlines to slash daily New York-to-Miami flights
• Coronavirus victims could be temporarily buried in trenches in NYC parks, official says
• Are there enough great offensive linemen in South Florida? Miami’s new OL coach weighs in
• ‘Cruelest part of this nightmare’: Ex-Miami anchor’s father dies of coronavirus alone
• Upcoming NFL Draft will offer a very blunt verdict on Miami Hurricanes’ talent level | Opinion
• A look at Dolphins defensive depth chart and what that means for the upcoming NFL Draft
• Walmart shopper with too much Lysol sprays cashier in the eyes, Massachusetts cops say
• Australia launches investigation into Ruby Princess after hundreds get the coronavirus
• Sports on TV: Monday, April 6, 2020
• Miami police officer shoots and kills dog after ‘possible dog attack’
• DeSantis doing better than Trump in handling coronavirus crisis, Florida poll shows
• Coronavirus deaths in US hit 10,000. When could the pandemic peak?
• We’re working nonstop to provide critical coronavirus coverage. But we need your help
• State upgrades online unemployment system, but people may still wait weeks for checks
• Miami Dolphins announce plans for scaled-down (and socially distant) draft party
• Now is not the time to go to the supermarket, experts say. How else can you get food?
• A rehab center nurse had a camera. Where it was placed got the nurse’s license suspended
• In Miami-Dade, coronavirus deaths spike but hospitals aren’t swamped yet by patients
• South Florida real estate webinars for the week of April 6
• Many North Florida residents found a surprise in their mailbox — porn-filled Easter eggs