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July 15, 2020

• For Miami-Dade schools to open at all by Aug. 24, these eight criteria need to be met
• ‘They don’t know what they’re doing.’ Miami’s public hospital misses out in CARES Act
• Has COVID-19 crushed your concentration? Here’s how to read more during the pandemic
• Crash with at least one person dead shuts down part of U.S. 441 as rush hour starts
• He was walking in Miami when a car passed him. Then came a bullet, video shows.
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, July 15, 2020
• Legend of Jimmy Butler grows with quarantine workout story: ‘That’s why I love Jimmy.’
• Protesters, DeSantis give Board of Education differing views on reopening schools
• What exactly does Phase 2 mean? Experts say it is not coming soon in South Florida
• Nicaraguan doctors say population now fighting two enemies: the government and COVID-19
• Marlins pitcher writes tribute to his father, who lived a life ‘full of laughter and joy’
• Boycott Miami 30 years ago put Nelson Mandela’s principles into action | Opinion
• A boy was sexually assaulted in a park. He recalls talking with a stranger beforehand
• María de Cárdenas, prominent Miami public servant known for her generosity, dies at 72
• Jury selection via Zoom: First Miami-Dade case is a glimpse of court in the coronavirus era
• Broward Sheriff’s Office second in command test positive for coronavirus
• To curb crowds amid COVID-19, Miami Beach will deploy more cops, ban vacation rentals
• Former Broward Sheriff Scott Israel hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19
• Open Marlins job comes into focus. Marlins Man feels void, probably needs ‘therapy’
• What Erik Spoelstra is considering. Wade bullish on Heat, and Miami calls more shooters
• Inter Miami long shot to advance in MLS tournament after 2-1 loss to Philadelphia
• Burger King is using beef from cows that burp and fart less. Here’s why that matters
• Man fatally shot inside Coconut Grove apartment; gunman still on the loose, police say
• Marlins captain Miguel Rojas on pandemic, playoffs and monkey masks as MLB returns | Opinion
• He valued education and hard work, but my father’s legacy is so much more than that
• Coral Gables coronavirus testing site reopening, but residents will need to pay for a test
• Where can I get a COVID-19 test in South Florida without having to make an appointment?
• Bullying the Miami-Dade school district to reopen in August is just reckless | Editorial
• Dismissal of Helms-Burton lawsuit against Carnival may prove a defeat for Cuban Americans
• Herro entering restart: ‘I feel the best I’ve ever felt in my life.’ And more Heat updates
• With indoor dining closed due to COVID-19 spike, is Miami Spice offering takeout?
• Do you dislike social distancing? You might have a bad memory, study says
• Do homeowners want telehealth as an amenity? CC Homes and Baptist are betting on it
• The FDA’s list of ‘toxic’ hand sanitizers has grown to 67. Some were sold at Walmart
• Rescued manatees Kangaroo and Joey are back in home waters in the Florida Keys
• Researcher: The South Florida housing market sees highest overvaluation in eight years
• Ex-Dolphin Kenny Stills’ felony charge dropped after arrest during Breonna Taylor protest
• ‘Please add a croqueta to my steak sandwich’: Miami gets weird on Uber Eats
• 67% of Americans don’t trust Trump on coronavirus pandemic, poll finds
• Marlins bench coach knows hitters can reach ‘the next level.’ What he’s doing to help
• Assault weapon ban group spurred by Parkland becomes political advocacy organization
• COVID test results taking too long, DeSantis says, so slow labs will get less work
• Good news for foreigners waiting for visas, as U.S. embassies resume some services
• Watch out, Democrats! Goya CEO, Mexico president gave Trump a boost among Latinos | Opinion
• Homeless outreach workers in quarantine after COVID-19 exposure, straining service
• ‘Orchid Thief’ sequel in Coral Gables? Woman charged with stealing $4,000 of the pricey blooms
• Drug cartels kill people for breaking their COVID-19 rules in Colombia, group says
• Mike Tyson’s fascination with killer animals continues — now he’s taking on a shark
• Former fed drug informant linked to ‘House of Death’ in Mexico charged in South Florida
• Couple finds $35,000 worth of ex-Magic player’s Nick Anderson memorabilia in storage
• Could a face mask lower your own risk of COVID-19 infection? Past outbreaks say ‘yes’
• Donuts in South Beach could cost someone $630. Some people think he got off cheap
• CARES Act funding is used to get homeless off the street — but time running out for some
• Will your kids be learning online or in the classroom? Here’s your last day to decide
• COVID-19 interrupted Huberdeau’s career year with Panthers. Can he do it 4 months later?
• Dwyane Wade tweets, deletes support for Nick Cannon after Cannon’s anti-Semitic remarks
• Kanye West didn’t make deadline to be on Florida ballot for dubious presidential run
• Home ownership among Blacks, Latinos slides in South Florida
• Here’s why the Florida Panthers actually like the early start times against the Islanders
• 1 teen arrested, 2 others injured after shots fired inside a hotel room in Homestead
• U.S. hits Guyana with visa restrictions, calls for President Granger to ‘step aside’
• In Fauci, we trust — and these top Miami COVID doctors: Aileen Marty and Lilian Abbo | Opinion
• A Florida nurse stole patients’ pain meds and gulped them herself, the state and cops say
• Nearly half of US childcare centers say they face permanent closure, survey finds
• A Florida woman kept skinny dipping in a neighbor’s pool. She wasn’t invited, cops say