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July 17, 2020

• ‘It’s getting confusing.’ Miami-Dade and Florida can’t agree on metrics for COVID-19
• As COVID-19 persists, parties do, too. A new 8 p.m. curfew will lock down South Beach.
• Broward County put under two-week curfew after seeing 10,000 coronavirus cases over a week
• Beach, Bay Harbor pushed back on jets overhead. They may go to North Miami, Miami Gardens.
• Akara Partners bought acre of Miami Worldcenter for $18.85M. Here’s what’s coming
• How CEOs are dealing with a renewed surge in COVID-19
• Tyler Herro: “I plan on being an All-Star one day.” How he’s fixing area that needs work
• Donald Trump planning fundraisers in Tampa and Miami in two weeks
• Coronavirus could mean no live music until 2022, Lollapalooza co-founder says
• Some Floridians worry contact tracing calls are scams. State urges you to respond
• NFL players union voices concern about opening camp in South Florida as rookies await word
• New York & Co. filed for bankruptcy, another bad sign for the South Florida retail market
• More restrictions announced in Florida Keys as COVID-19 cases rise
• Florida added 296,000 jobs in June as unemployment falls
• Coral Park High husband-and-wife teaching team inspired thousands of students
• Fort Lauderdale CF signs Servando Carrasco, debuts Saturday at Inter Miami Stadium
• Debbie Wasserman Schultz faces another primary challenge. But it’s not like 2016.
• With no fans at the ballpark, Miami Marlins and MLB experiment with fake crowd noise
• Sports on TV: Friday, July 17, 2020
• Jackson Health bears brunt of HHS’ funding error. Make Miami hospital whole — now| Editorial
• There’s a new drive-in movie theater in Fort Lauderdale. Now get off your couch
• Keys having first outbreak of Dengue fever in 10 years
• Florida’s House Democrats demand stay-at-home orders, mandatory masks statewide
• Miami Marlins taking ‘all hands on deck’ approach with pitching in short 2020 season
• COVID-19 data now in hands of Trump administration. Why experts say that’s dangerous
• White House report puts Florida in the COVID ‘red zone,’ recommends more stringent steps
• Review panel for Miami-Dade police blocked as mayor vetoes law over subpoena power
• Trump was nurtured in a cauldron of hatefulness, and now we’re all cooked | Opinion
• What’s Cloudflare? Network crash takes Postmates, Discord and other sites down with it
• U.N.’s top human-rights official gets it right on Venezuela’s abuses — except for one thing | Opinion
• Smithsonian museum apologizes for saying hard work, rational thought is ‘white culture’
• Whom you’re married to should not determine eligibility for COVID-19 aid | Opinion
• U.S. to Haiti on possible release of Emmanuel ‘Toto’ Constant: Victims deserve justice
• Now, more than ever, your company needs a chief revenue officer
• Cuba announces opening of foreign currency stores and an end to taxes on U.S. dollar
• South Florida’s ‘First lady of jazz’ Alice Day dies at 74
• Evelyn Lozada: Ochocinco’s Tweet about domestic violence arrest was a ‘trigger’
• Political conventions are a waste of time and money. Educate voters, instead | Opinion
• The Miami Hurricanes resumed football workouts Friday but with additional absences
• Despite challenges, Miami-area real estate surges in 2020 | Opinion
• COVID-19 testing trucks are new to the streets and allow more testing in Miami Beach
• ‘Horrible virus’: Local 10 meteorologist Betty Davis back home after hospital stay
• COVID-19 hits two of Miami-Dade’s largest police departments as enforcement ramps up
• Border Patrol arrests 20 Cuban migrants who landed in Key West in a homemade boat
• How Miami plans to host an October presidential debate amid a coronavirus pandemic
• Tweaking your middle market company to survive the crisis
• A new stimulus, same strategy,  
• Takeaways for employers from SCOTUS’ landmark LGBTQ+ ruling
• This Miami Beach food hall is getting new vendors — including a rooftop bar
• Miami locks down another top local recruit as Columbus DE Jabari Ishmael commits to UM
• Man who yelled ‘white power’ misidentified in Herald story
• Trapped woman rescued, taken to hospital after medical van crash in Miami, cops say
• Florida adds more than 100 deaths for fourth day in a row as COVID-19 cases pass 327,000
• COVID-19 races through Miami’s federal prison
• Bubble concerns? Florida Panthers say they’re just excited to get a shot at Stanley Cup.
• Cancer survivor Brian Boyle clear to play for Florida Panthers despite COVID-19 pandemic
• DeSantis cites progress, optimism for COVID outbreak in Central Florida
• University of Miami is testing coronavirus vaccines — and it’s looking for volunteers
• Coronavirus debate in Miami-Dade mayor’s race: Candidates spar on schools, closures
• This popular Spanish restaurant is now serving its famous tapas in Kendall
• A deputy told them not to fish. They found his home and threatened his family, cops say.
• DeSantis’ COVID strategy: Talk about the good, avoid talking about how to prevent the bad
• One dead and one airlifted after parasailing accident in Key West. Weather was a factor, police said
• Fire sparks evacuation at a Leon Medical Centers building in Little Havana
• Octopus tacos, anyone? Mexican food truck opens its first real restaurant in Miami
• Feds kept quiet reports of ‘staff-on-child’ sex abuse at Miami-Dade detention center | Opinion