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July 21, 2020

• Jimmy Butler still hoping NBA honors jersey request. And more from Heat’s Monday practice
• Federal unemployment benefit ends Saturday. DeSantis ‘not following’ Congress on that.
• How a one-man Black Lives Matter protest has tested Miami town’s police force
• Bahamas puts Grand Bahama under lockdown a day before U.S. travel ban takes effect
• Miami-Dade changes COVID reporting calculations to align with state 
• Cyclist in critical condition after Miami-Dade hit-and-run. Police are looking for a van
• Biden will lead on Venezuela and Cuba, not spout meaningless promises | Opinion
• John Lewis’ enduring lesson: Keep your eye on the prize, then go claim it | Opinion
• Inter Miami defender reveals he was player who tested positive for COVID-19 in June
• Two naked women found a spy camera in their Key West hotel room. It came from next door
• Florida could lose power in Washington if Trump’s new immigration order is enacted
• Miami Heat expecting February trade to pay more dividends. Here’s what changed Tuesday
• Bam Adebayo, Kendrick Nunn join Heat in NBA bubble for restart
• Miami Heat excited for first game in four months. Here’s what to keep an eye on
• From selling cars to building community, Miami philanthropist Ron Esserman dies at 93
• Enduring racism can harm the brain, study on 17,000 Black women finds. Here’s how
• Some schools will require COVID-19 waivers before students can return to class, sports
• ‘We can’t do more’ on debt deal, Argentine President Alberto Fernández tells creditors
• Dogs may be using earth’s magnetic field like an internal compass, a new study finds
• BLM organizer was hit by car during pro-police caravan in Miami. Now, he faces robbery charge.
• With extra $600 in U.S. unemployment help running out, here’s who’s hiring locally
• Miami-Dade finds justice reform a tough task two months after George Floyd’s death
• More hand sanitizer recalled by the bottle, jug and drum for having ‘toxic’ methanol
• A concert is being held to learn how COVID-19 spreads at large events. Here’s how
• What did people say about wearing masks in the 1918 pandemic? It sounds familiar
• Man spit at 69-year-old woman at Walmart after she asked him to wear mask, PA cops say
• Police are one step closer to solving a violent hit-and-run in Fort Lauderdale
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, June 21, 2020
• There’s a new drive in movie theater on Biscayne Bay: Be sure to bring your boat
• Feedback on several Miami Dolphins from ex-Hurricane who has been working with them
• In County Commission District 11, candidates focus on coronavirus
• Fred Piccolo is named Gov. Ron DeSantis spokesperson
• ‘Don’t sugarcoat it’: How to talk to your kids honestly about racism
• Fatal shootings, one old and one infamous, define the bitter race for Broward sheriff
• Florida Keys murder suspect found in Mexico, and police are searching for a second man
• Sen. Scott taking the lead to eliminate drunk driving through technology | Opinion
• Lobster miniseason is still on in the Florida Keys. But boat ramps will be limited
• $80 million pump would ease MB flooding. Residents like that but not how big and loud it is
• Quinton Dunbar, facing Florida robbery case, allowed to attend Seahawks training camp
• ‘A resource desert.’ Democrats running for Florida House tackle overlooked District 117
• FIU Panthers and coach Butch Davis add 2 more FBS transfers to bolster roster
• Welcome to the ‘Floodzone,’ virtually and in person
• Jerk brisket, meat pies and gourmet ice cream: Aventura Mall gets 5 new restaurants
• Republican mayor backs sheriff’s Jacksonville convention security concerns
• Depression in the Gulf forecast to turn into Tropical Storm Hanna as it nears Texas Coast
• You’re not wearing a mask in South Florida? Here’s how much it could cost you
• 7 South Florida attorneys, one accused of stealing $625,000, disciplined by the state
• ‘Illegal voyage’ stopped in South Florida waters with 23 Haitian migrants, officials say
• OF Monte Harrison won’t start the season with the Marlins. Don Mattingly explains why
• The future of the Florida Panthers could be on display when the postseason begins
• Forget cafecito: This Miami Mexican spot has a ventanita for margaritas and tacos
• Carlos Gimenez produces bank records disputing GOP primary rival Omar Blanco’s lawsuit
• Miami football recruits discuss controversial FHSAA decision and update their UM plans
• His kangaroo jumped around Fort Lauderdale streets. He’ll now have to appear in court
• Expensive Miami private schools got millions in PPP loans. So did charter schools
• Immunocompromised and at risk, Florida’s 9/11 survivors hunker down in world’s virus hot spot
• FHSAA votes to start fall sports on time, but South Florida might not be able to play
• South Florida hospitals scramble to reinforce nurses, treatments as COVID surge continues