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August 31, 2020

• Rolling Loud, delayed by COVID, is coming soon to a device near you — and it’s free
• There’s water across Miami-Dade, but often no way in. A new plan aims to change that.
• Florida unemployment official resigns. He was in charge when pandemic crashed system.
• New lawsuit asks DeSantis to take another shot at appointing qualified justice
• David’s Cafe in Miami Beach closes because of COVID shutdowns and $900k in unpaid rent
• ‘Like Groundhog day’: New report has same old findings on how to save Biscayne Bay
• Anti-Trump GOP group led by Jeb Bush aide will spend millions in Florida to help Biden
• Facebook groups, WhatsApp chats and TikToks: How Miami’s teachers trained each other
• White House adviser joins DeSantis to tout COVID strategy: Test only those with symptoms
• Is Mark Pope’s long-awaited Miami breakout here? He’s ‘in a position to be successful’
• An elderly Miami-Dade jail inmate was diagnosed with COVID-19. He died at the hospital
• Organization brings COVID-19 testing and food donations to farmworkers in Miami-Dade
• Give Floridians more secured drop-boxes so their votes are safe, secure in November | Opinion
• Lawyers for boat captain in fatal Bimini crash deny booze use, criticize slow rescue effort
• Adopt a bat and help rebuild a home for Florida’s misunderstood and important mosquito-eaters
• After a breakout 2019, could Miami Dolphins TE Mike Gesicki see a reduced role in 2020?
• Heat can now welcome player guests into NBA bubble. And reactions to passing of John Thompson
• Inter Miami starts flat, finishes strong after five subs, but loses 1-0 at Nashville
• Where did cops say the stolen Corvette that went 150 mph wind up? Publix, of course
• 3-year-old yanked into the sky while tangled in a kite, Taiwan video shows
• UM coach says this player will ‘shock’ the world. And feedback on every defensive position
• Dolphins’ Flores addresses Ryan Fitzpatrick, Parker, Howard. And a receiver signed
• With National Signing Day fast approaching, here’s a look at FIU’s recruiting class
• It’s a busy week in the Atlantic, but no tropical waves threaten the U.S. currently
• 635,000 duck toys from an insurance company (AFLAC!) got recalled for a ‘toxic’ issue
• The day a killer hurricane wiped out parts of the Florida Keys, and what happened next
• ‘Our community deserves better.’ Unsolved software outage mars Miami’s first day of school
• What’s a ‘Corn Moon’? What to know about summer’s final full moon
• Senator Scott: Immigration overhaul proposal could hurt Florida’s economy
• Miami Marlins finally win against Jacob deGrom, head into September with .500 record
• Two licensed pilots with families identified as the men killed in Broward plane crash
• The 2020 Miami Dolphins might have trouble repeating past success in this one area
• Miami Marlins trade for All-Star Starling Marte. Caleb Smith, Jonathan Villar gone
• Help Miami-Dade build a thriving economy with room for everyone | Opinion
• Greg Cote Show podcast: Miami team with best future, Mount Gregmore ... and Roy Bellamy?
• Sports on TV: Monday, Aug. 31, 2020
• Bullet Club, WrestleMania 34 inspire book by pro wrestling historian Keith Elliot Greenberg
• Former Venezuelan official surrenders to feds in $1.2 billion money-laundering case
• A new school experience comes with unfamiliar terms this year. Here are some decoded
• Did COVID-19 cause only 6% of coronavirus deaths? Viral posts misrepresent CDC report
• School safety board settles open-government complaint with March for Our Lives
• After 11 years, Miami-Dade on the brink of having civilian police review board again
• After 3 unplanned shutdowns at Turkey Point nuclear plant, feds launch ‘special inspection’
• Pat Riley, Andy Elisburg at Disney to watch Heat-Bucks from a distance
• Two more major airlines drop fees for changing flights. But there are exceptions
• Will Labor Day bring another coronavirus spike? Most in the US are worried, poll finds
• Miami restaurants are reopening for indoor dining. Don’t be a big idiot if you go
• Florida company that builds screen enclosures shorted workers $32,000 in pay, feds say