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July 10, 2020

• ‘The price of denial’: Teenager died after attending church party as Florida reopened
• No takeout, no delivery: These Miami restaurants are closing until COVID-19 passes
• Kids’ death by drowning increased this year. Here’s how they can stay safe in the water
• Pro sports teams in Florida join forces to send one message to fans: wear a mask
• Miami Dolphins players increasingly concerned about this. And more Tua Tagovailoa talk
• What is ‘broken heart syndrome’? Doctors are seeing spike related to COVID-19 stress
• Four months into the pandemic, Florida reports current COVID-19 hospitalization data
• Here is everything you need to know about July’s two-day lobster miniseason
• Two top Miami Marlins prospects hit home runs to highlight team’s first scrimmage
• The Marlins have position player roster spots up for grabs. A look at the contenders
• Led by city’s first Black firefighter, Deerfield Beach makes Juneteenth a holiday
• Shein apologizes for selling swastika necklaces days after backlash over prayer mats
• Sports on TV: Friday, July 10, 2020
• Google’s Eric Schmidt, Overtown’s Purvis Young: It’s all part of July in Miami
• Don’t be afraid to twerk. This Miami-based fitness class teaches you to pop it from home
• New legal battle over Joe Carollo recall effort: Commissioner sues to stop petition
• ‘Alien-like’ creature resembling E.T. discovered in ancient area of Pacific seafloor
• What’s wrong with this new home in the West Grove? Neighbors want it demolished
• Latin America is blowing a great opportunity to lure companies fleeing China | Opinion
• ‘Shelly’ the turtle gets some needed help from FWC and Coast Guard rescuers
• As COVID crisis worsens, Miami-Dade scaling back $70M program for delivering senior meals
• El Aissami has COVID-19; now Maduro’s top two lieutenants have the virus
• Texas senator suggests kids are immune to COVID-19. Here’s why experts say he’s wrong
• Itchy scalp? Lice and ‘super lice’ cases spike during coronavirus pandemic, clinics say
• Miami-Dade mayor deserves an ‘I told you so’ for botched coronavirus opening | Opinion
• Here’s when the Florida Panthers will play the New York Islanders for their play-in series
• Miami Heat opens Disney practices in bubble without Bam Adebayo, Kendrick Nunn
• Carsyn Leigh Davis died because the people she should have been able to trust lied | Opinion
• Keys libraries go to curbside-only service after an employee tests positive for COVID-19
• Miami-Dade launching $10 million rent relief program for COVID. It won’t last long
• South Florida man accused of bilking Medicare, SBA loan program for coronavirus victims
• Is ‘Toto’ Constant on his way to being freed? Haiti prosecutor says he has no files
• Adebayo, Nunn not with Heat for first full team practice since March 10
• Newly diagnosed with coronavirus, Local 10 anchor calls for more contact tracing
• Carnival Corp. to sell 13 ships, resume cruises in Germany amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Who shot and wounded a woman in Coconut Grove? Police are looking for the gunman
• Nova Southeastern will pay almost $900,000 for underpaying more than 80 woman
• Why does DeSantis continue to hide COVID-19 data? Florida already looks like a loser | Editorial
• President Trump vows to ‘fight for Venezuelans’ in Doral visit
• State to invest $1 million to track how Lake Okeechobee muck fuels harmful algae blooms
• Cocaine bundles worth more than $1 million wash up on shore in the Florida Keys
• Frederica Wilson, opponents in Congressional District 24, debate in NAACP’s forum
• Oolite Arts commissions microfilms to tell stories of COVID in Miami
• An iguana ran into a bicycle. Things didn’t work out so well for the reptile, police said
• Biden says Trump’s Florida trip a ‘distraction from his failures’ on COVID, Venezuela
• More than 20 cars burned at a junkyard, and it took dozens of firefighters to stop it
• Marlins players ‘made do with what we had’ to stay in baseball shape during MLB shutdown
• The Miami Marlins will play two exhibition games vs. the Braves. Here are the details.
• ‘Immigration judges will fight Justice Department’s attempt to silence us’ | Opinion
• A Zoo Miami gorilla got in a fight with his brother. So why did he get a COVID-19 test?
• Want to know why we need the police? The battle in Seattle is the reason | Opinion
• Former Mexico governor arrested in Miami faces extradition on embezzlement charges
• See how zoo animals are cooling off during summer heat with sprinklers, frozen treats
• UFC Fight Island debut features South Florida’s Jorge Masvidal, Kamaru Usman, Amanda Ribas
• Miami-Dade OK’s Naranja site sale; could be home to Amazon’s biggest South Florida warehouse
• ‘Tell us why.’ Restaurants protest Miami-Dade mayor’s latest dining room shutdown
• The continued shutdown of Latin America and Caribbean is hurting regional airlines
• Two acupuncturists said they were working on chakras. The state called it molestation
• ‘Ghislaine Maxwell is not Jeffrey Epstein’: Alleged madam’s lawyers ask judge to set bail
• After Goya Foods’ CEO praises Trump, boycott tells brand to #goyaway
• Facebook Fakery 101: How bogus accounts boosted Roger Stone, the Proud Boys, Big Sugar
• As virus rages, S. Florida residents cling to government aid. What happens when it runs out?
• Will Republican convention in Florida be a ‘super spreader’? Locals sue to keep it away
• He got into a debate while waiting to see President Trump. Then he pulled a gun, cops say.
• DeSantis defends reopening, says new surge is because of Florida’s ‘flatter curve’
• Miami-Dade bus driver dies of COVID as virus leaves county understaffed, riders stuck
• ‘Obvious propaganda’: Pence claim of COVID-19 ‘flattening’ contradicted by Florida data
• Florida adds 11,433 coronavirus cases, just short of a daily record high
• Miami-Dade mayor demands masks in public. But not for Trump
• Don’t worry, mom and dad, send your kids to school. Dr. DeSantis knows best | Opinion
• A man was among the toys at Burlington Coat Factory. He was unzipped, Florida cops say