Site Map | May 2020 | May 28

May 28, 2020

• Miami schools hope for a fall reopen. What changes would make you feel safe to return?
• The pandemic changed what Miami’s buyers want in a home. Developers are taking notes
• A boy died in a July crash. The pickup truck driver who hit the car has just been booked
• Woman stashed her grandma’s body in freezer for 15 years, PA cops say. Here’s why
• Volleyball player — 5,000 miles from home — turns to team to get through COVID-19 pandemic
• Restaurants expand onto Ocean Drive roadway as they reopen after COVID-19 closures
• Sports on TV: Thursday, May 28, 2020
• Execute the mentally disabled? What is Florida Supreme Court thinking? | Editorial
• Have you ever seen kangaroos, zebras outside a Bass Pro Shops? They’re coming in June
• Miami-Dade scrambling to repair damage from some of the worst floods in two decades
• No intimidating ‘Yellow Wall’ of fans, but viewers heard soccer crowd’s roar. A new normal?
• Americans fear weight gain during quarantine, but give yourself a break, experts say
• After weeks of antibody testing, Florida to report results for the first time Friday
• How many people have coronavirus but no symptoms? An alarming number, experts say
• Amazon advertisers cited for falsely claiming CBD oil, other items cure coronavirus
• Broward College moves toward dropping athletics amid pandemic, but coaches plan to fight
• Naked man broke in, vandalized Miramar High School, cops say. Now, he’s behind bars
• In fight for Libya, Russia and Turkey keep a 19th-century war on the front burner | Opinion
• Runners react as Boston Marathon cancels race for first time. ‘I worked for 8 years’
• Free walk-up COVID-19 testing is back in Key West. You need an appointment
• Tourists are coming back to Key West soon — but first, there are a few things to do
• You’ve heard of graduation parades. In Key West, a graduation just happened on jet skis
• Florida Keys stabbing suspect charged as an adult for the murder of his brother
• More flights, empty middle seats: How are airlines adhering to social distancing?
• Bovo campaign fires fundraiser who took Venezuelan oil cash from former congressman
• The school year wraps up Wednesday in Miami. Do students need a grading curve?
• Wade, Meyers Leonard and more players with Heat ties outraged over George Floyd’s death
• A look at where Heat roster stands as NBA moves closer to return. Also, player bonuses?
• Some COVID-19 tests may miss 20% of cases, experts say. Why the false negatives?
• What Chan Gailey offense will look like, and how it can be unkind to players at one position
• Healthy Start Coalition focused on getting pregnant women through the worries of COVID-19 | Opinion
• Merrick Park farmers market is back — social-distanced baked goods, veggies and soy candles
• Inter Miami could begin small-group training as early as Friday. Here are the rules
• Rapper T.I. calls out Trump for using ‘Whatever You Like’ song in anti-Joe Biden ad
• MLB players after more millions amid pandemic and high unemployment is a bad look | Opinion
• With quarantine winding down, Miami is hunting for any kind of entertainment. Like, any
• Are Dolphins players worried about returning to practice during COVID-19? We asked
• ‘Hopeless’ Huntington’s disease can be detected decades before it strikes, study says
• Dolphins’ McCain updates status after surgery. And Gesicki’s early impression of Tua
• Audio glitches, lousy WiFi, shirtless guests: Miami Zoom court expands despite limitations
• No-flush wipes and lots of rain trigger sewage overflow, no-swim alert at Oleta River
• Miami actually lost weight during quarantine, a new study says. Our pants disagree
• Luis Perez, tough Miami federal prosecutor with dry sense of humor, dies at 60
• Feds claim government cartel in Venezuela conspired with Hezbollah to attack the U.S.
• The FIU Panthers basketball team is bringing in these three transfers and one freshman
• ‘Smart glasses’ can track your brainwaves and let you control video games, report says
• A BMW rolled up to Hialeah Hospital with two gunshot victims. One of them is pregnant
• Don’t flush the toilet unless it’s really needed, South Florida city tells its people
• The word on the Marlins’ top first base and catching prospects. And lingering questions
• Multi-car rollover crash kills one and shuts down a major road near the turnpike
• Many doors will be opened to this skilled WWE NXT alum, a young Virtuosa gearing for it
• ‘Toxic work environment’: Gabrielle Union speaks up after ‘AGT’ investigation wraps
• Want to know the secrets of Miami chefs? Bid at this auction for a personal Zoom session
• Thousands of immigrants were on the verge of becoming U.S. citizens. Then the pandemic struck
• Childbirth in the age of coronavirus: Parents in South Florida balance joy and fear
• COVID-19 spread at related ALFs in Hialeah. Florida health agency is investigating.
• The Keys are reopening and you’re planning a visit. Here’s what you can and can’t do
• Are the sunny skies deceiving you? South Florida looking to get a break for all this rain
• Here’s the skinny on several intriguing Dolphins players from the man who’s training them
• At Miami-Dade prison with almost no reported cases, first inmate dies of COVID-19
• Dwyane Wade says he makes the best burger in the world. We get to decide if he’s right
• World premiere: Watch Jimmy Buffett’s ’15 Cuban Minutes’ video
• Miami adds in-state linebacker Deshawn Troutman to growing 2021 recruiting class
• Florida grand jury investigating Parkland school shooting will get more time
• How important is the ‘hot goalie’ in the NHL playoffs? Panthers hope they’ll find out
• Florida coronavirus cases climb past 53,000 as the death toll hits 2,364
• Can a new driver take road driving test without examiner in the car? State thinks so.
• Florida sees 173,000 new unemployment claims — third most in U.S. But there’s good news
• Rent decreased for multifamily dwellers in South Florida since the pandemic
• The dog was known to mess with her chickens, cops say, so she used a crossbow to get even
• She blamed the infant’s death on a toddler. The real story is far more horrifying. 
• He made sex tapes with a minor whom he impregnated and was already a sex offender: cops