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May 12, 2020

• Heat to reopen practice facility starting on Wednesday. What will player workouts look like?
• Student killed, instructor injured in plane crash at Miramar shopping center
• This Fisher Island home sold for $13M. Here’s what helped close the deal.
• Universal will partially reopen CityWalk, first step toward reopening its theme parks 
• Trump campaign sets sights on Biden’s Latin America record after Bernie Sanders’ exit
• Florida’s pro Call of Duty team is teaming up with some ex-Hurricanes for charity stream
• Florida coronavirus cases surge to nearly 42,000 as Miami-Dade death toll passes 500
• Podcast: The many reasons Miami’s addition of Issiah Walker Jr. is a big deal
• One of America’s best new chefs is in Kendall, says Food & Wine magazine. Yes, Kendall
• Tropical Financial Credit Union reopens lobbies, major banks still under reduced hours
• Want a contact tracing job? Free online course from Johns Hopkins can get you started
• Creepy or smart? Virginia restaurant uses dining mannequins to fill empty seats
• What happens to pets whose owners die of coronavirus? Here’s what to know
• Alarmed by COVID-19 outbreaks, Miami-Dade considers sick pay for nursing home workers
• Angry white men refuse to be governed like the rest of us | Opinion
• Protecting the children must be the priority before childcare centers reopen | Opinion
• Genting and partners submit $770M monorail bid to link Miami with Miami Beach
• Carnival lays off 450 in UK as Holland America Line and Seabourn executives depart
• Once again, Coral Gables can’t decide if a ranch house is an architectural landmark
• Out-of-control space junk weighing 18 tons passed over LA then NYC before crashing
• Pull the plug on 836 extension. County failed to make the case it won’t harm Everglades | Opinion
• Twitter wants to make work-from-home permanent. Here’s why it won’t be the last
• London transit worker dies after man claiming to have COVID-19 spit on her, family says
• Kids’ hospital visits for mental health have surged during past decade, study finds
• Man who fled SC courthouse found 9 years later in Miami - with BMW, oceanfront home
• Former Miami Beach commissioner, pharmacy owner Ben Grenald dies. He was 100
• As wave of ‘pneumonia’ deaths spreads, Nicaragua keeps silent on the coronavirus
• Coronavirus could have longterm consequences for your health. Here’s how, experts say
• Fauci warns there’s a risk rushing a coronavirus vaccine. Here’s why
• Under coronavirus rules, traffic is way down, but speeding is way, WAY up
• Hair Cuttery and sister companies ordered to pay $1.1 million to workers they stiffed
• Done with your graduation gown? Here’s how frontline healthcare workers can use it
• Worried about leaving your pet when you go back to work? Experts have some advice
• Disturbance near the Bahamas could become the first tropical system of the season
• South Florida development firm Related buys 2.27 acres in Wynwood for $18.5M
• A Miami woman just found something in her takeout food again. Maybe try cooking?
• Broward cops union endorses veteran BSO commander over sitting sheriff and his predecessor
• Not even the coronavirus will make McKeon retire. And how potential rules affect Marlins.
• MLS seeks 20 percent player pay cuts. Here’s what Inter Miami’s Luis Robles says
• Coronavirus derailed these South Florida kids’ field trip. Kodak Black to the rescue
• Playboy no more? Instagram star Gianluca Vacchi is about to be a father
• South Florida pharmacists charged in $87 million fraud case linked to former UF player
• Here’s why Michael Jordan’s trainer believes MJ, Wade and Kobe are cut from same cloth
• Hair loss drug recalled for ingredient that can put users ‘at risk for heart failure’
• Charles Barkley believes Dan Marino should let Tua Tagovailoa wear No. 13. Is he right?
• Dolphins’ fifth-round pick had 34 sacks in 40 games. His coach separates fact from fiction
• With a five-round MLB Draft these local baseball players are likely to get selected
• WWE alum Jimmy Hart reflects on historic WrestleMania III, which will be on FS1, a TV first
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, May 12, 2020
• Stearns Weaver’s Lundeen and team move construction practice to Bilzin Sumberg
• Here are the five biggest residential sales in Miami-Dade for the week of May 3-May 9
• Harrison: Hines in talks with wellness consultants for South Florida projects
• Key West protesters say the highway checkpoints must go so the economy can come back
• Dolphins, Falcons mull holding joint practices, but coronavirus makes it a long shot
• How Gulliver’s AD is helping high schools navigate sports during the coronavirus pandemic
• As millions wait for coronavirus checks, IRS reveals which states got the most money
• Anticipation of excitement, relevance are the gifts Tagovailoa has given Miami Dolphins | Opinion
• Debunking myth the Miami Dolphins have the NFL’s third-toughest schedule in 2020
• Police chase starts at Publix and ends in a crash near a Winn-Dixie
• Food services resume at plazas on Florida’s Turnpike. Takeout only in South FL for now
• Uber driver jumps from moving SUV to escape rider who held her at knifepoint, GA cops say
• Florida man attacked her with beer. Florida woman attacked him with screwdriver. Both charged