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May 29, 2020

• A Miami elder-care staffer tested positive for COVID-19 — and kept working anyway
• Why do ‘good cops’ just stand there when a ‘bad’ cop goes rogue? Lack of leadership from top | Opinion
• DeSantis starts hurricane tax holiday at Boca Home Depot, announces new walk-up sites
• CNN reporter and crew arrested during live broadcast of Minneapolis protests
• Diabetes medicine recalled for having too much of a carcinogen. More recalls are likely
• Gulliver student writes 4 children’s books on the importance of diversity and inclusion
• Klobuchar’s VP odds drop amid scrutiny over Minnesota cop, betting odds show
• Shark Valley to reopen June 1. Boat tours are back at Everglades National Park
• A tourism ad touting the Florida Keys reopening hit a nerve. It has been taken down
• Why are blacks’ anguished cries of “Enough!” never enough to stop the brutality? | Opinion
• From deal-seeker to hawk. Mayor’s ‘awkward’ China politics began on trip to Hong Kong
• Who’s had COVID-19? Florida testing data shows thousands have antibodies to the disease
• Keeping immigrants locked up in COVID-19 infected detention centers is inhumane | Opinion
• Local residents are now Florida tourism’s bread and butter
• A worker died at an apartment building. A North Miami company faces a $32,000 OSHA fine
• Man shot, killed driving on I-395 in downtown Miami. Parts of the interstate are shutdown
• Even though they’ve lost unemployment, many won’t be included in May jobless figure
• In a tweet, Trump announces $100M grant for South Dade’s rapid-transit bus system
• Magic Leap CEO Rony Abovitz to step down as company changes its direction
• A Key West teacher went too far on a date, police said. He’s charged with battery
• Pioneering NYPD scuba diver Mylett honored by Miami-Dade cops at memorial service
• Sylvester joins COVID-19 consortium to see how coronavirus affects cancer patients
• Miami Heat executive updates development of 3 young prospects. And update on NBA season
• Cuba wants Cubans abroad to open accounts in its banks, and the embargo might allow it.
• Two injured after an argument led to a shooting at Nordstrom in Aventura Mall, cops say
• Former Senate president Tom Lee resigns. Is a local office in his future?
• Costco is bringing back free samples, but it won’t be like before the pandemic
• Can wind spread coronavirus? What about salt water? What to know before beach trip
• What will co-working look like in the future? This growing Miami company has an idea
• Cubicle shields, but no coffee pots: CDC offers guide to reopening offices safely
• In Florida, plans to track COVID-19 through our cell phones are unconstitutional | Opinion
• Trump’s tweet was flagged for ‘glorifying violence.’ A Miami police chief said it first.
• South Florida retailers might be catching a break, thanks to lower rents
• In Miami, too, white lies put black lives in danger. They’re reprehensible — and racist | Editorial
• Calvary Christian student honored by Baskin-Robbins for donating face shields to workers
• Congrats Silver Knight winners and nominees. You’re the tops!| Editorial
• All that Jazz: A look at the Marlins’ top infield prospects and what the future could hold
• ‘No joke’: Watch a giant Burmese python lounging on the deck of boat in Coral Gables
• Sports on TV: Friday, May 29, 2020
• George Floyd is why Kaepernick and sports must continue to lead fight for social justice | Opinion
• Dolphins coach Brian Flores and Heat veteran Udonis Haslem speak on George Floyd’s death
• The Senior Bowl director dishes on Miami Dolphins’ draft after evaluating their picks
• YouTube star Kyle Van Noy is a foodie with taste for winning (he also plays football)
• ‘This is a bad dude.’ Miami man once jailed for selling horse meat is in trouble again
• USCIS is reopening amid coronavirus. Here are some changes U.S. immigrants will see
• Did flooding cause your car to sink or your roof to leak? You have some options
• State gives elections supervisors guidance on what to do with felons who want to vote
• ‘You’re a Karen!’ Watch a fight over social distancing at a South Florida Whole Foods
• Virtual toll roads meetings violate Sunshine law, Florida open government group says
• Here’s why Miami Spice is starting early — with half the usual number of restaurants
• Florida hospital starts ICU unit to treat MIS-C, the kids illness linked to COVID-19
• Miami diners want a table outside. Here are some places where dining al fresco is easy
• This is how the coronavirus pandemic has changed UM players, families as return draws near
• How the Panthers can win the Stanley Cup: 4 reasons the playoff format helps Florida
• Florida sees largest COVID-19 case increase in over a month
• Is it safe to take your pet to groomers as states reopen? Here’s what experts say
• Wynwood artist paints Jackson mural to honor healthcare workers
• Miami Springs police nab porch pirate accused of stealing Etsy necklace, pair of Crocs
• Meet the 2020 Silver Knight winners
• A third named storm could form out at sea before hurricane season officially starts
• Miami will ask voters: Should airport screen all travelers for COVID-19 symptoms?
• Silver Knights are extraordinary. The ceremony honoring them was anything but ordinary.
• ICE has been testing migrants before deportation. But how it’s doing so is problematic.
• Twitter: President doesn’t know what he’s talking about — and neither do we | Opinion
• Beaches and pools are opening again in Miami-Dade. Here’s what to expect
• Missing the salad bar at Publix after weeks of lockdown? It’s back (but different)
• A teen said her dad’s friend raped her. The 52-year-old insists the sex was consensual, cops say
• Deal reached in Virgin Islands to compensate victims of Jeffrey Epstein