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September 14, 2020

• How’s Dwyane Wade experiencing the Miami Heat’s big playoff run? He shares his thoughts
• Miami judge declares ownership fight over $1 million super-yacht a ‘mess’
• Federal appeals court decision brings Trump administration closer to ending TPS
• Ready for a drink? Bars are reopening in Key West — even as some found a way to survive
• Andrew Gillum discusses hotel episode, reveals intimate details about himself
• Why Boston Celtics’ Stevens brought up Golden State Warriors in assessing Miami Heat
• Weeki Wachee man charged with inciting riot, mischief in Miami during violent protest
• Soldier killed in vehicle crash on Key West Navy base
• Feds seized $398K in ‘counterfeit’ Apple AirPods. But a company says it’s a mistake
• Miami DT commit Allan Haye lays out senior goals, weighs in on Thad Franklin recruitment
• One problem that needs solving before Miami Hurricanes are back. And Ed Reed weighs in.
• College Football Playoff National Championship still on at Hard Rock, just streamlined
• The secrets to the Miami Marlins’ success at having rookie pitchers ready in Jupiter
• Fatal carjacking and shooting starts in Broward County and continues in Miami-Dade
• A man has been missing for almost two weeks. Police want the public’s help finding him
• South Florida real estate calendar for the week of Sept. 14
• Who respects military more — Trump or Biden? Here’s what Americans think, poll finds
• Panthers offensive coordinator gives assessment of FIU’s position battles at this point
• COVID-19 is taking a ‘frightening’ toll on Miami-Dade’s arts and culture groups
• Wait, Lime-A-Rita drinks don’t have tequila? That’s false advertising, lawsuit says
• Miami Haitian-American teen Konrad becomes first American to play for FC Barcelona
• Greg Cote Show podcast: On Dolphins/Hurricanes openers & Amin Elhassan on Heat-Celtics
• One dead after overnight drive-by shooting, Miami-Dade police say
• A closer look at Heat’s playoffs series vs. Celtics, and why it’s ‘guard-your-yard time’
• Miami Herald pulls Spanish-language LIBRE as weekly supplement, launches investigation
• Half a million ‘faulty’ N-95 masks from China seized by US border agents, feds say
• How safe is celebrating Halloween where you live? Map helps determine COVID-19 risks
• Keys public schools welcome all students who want to come back to the classroom
• Hurricane Sally approaches Gulf Coast, could bring two feet of rain and storm surge
• Historic number of storms churning in Atlantic at once as 2020 hurricane season rages
• Two rescued from disabled sailboat caught in tropical storm Sally off Key West
• Marlins make statement by taking 5 of 7 from Phillies. Now playoff odds are looking good
• Details, data on Dolphins’ surprising lineup decisions. And Dolphins add a quarterback.
• Dolphins problem in loss to Patriots: Either the talent or the coaching was an issue | Opinion
• Exactly who was to blame —and who wasn’t — for Miami Dolphins’ awful run defense Sunday
• That was some storm. Florida Keys drying out from Sally’s heavy rain and flooding
• Braman, Pérez challenged Edgewater gaming room. A judge says lawsuit can proceed
• Sports on TV: Monday, Sept. 14, 2020
• Man killed in shooting at Chevron gas station in Pompano Beach, reports say
• ‘It was the tipping point.’ How a Black artist’s act of protest challenged museum culture
• Manny Diaz on Canes and COVID, Mark Pope’s play, kicking ‘someone’s a--’ and 4th-and-1 
• Fort Lauderdale woman killed in weekend boat crash on the Intracoastal in Miami-Dade
• Democrats detail Hispanic voter data as Biden plans to meet Florida Puerto Ricans
• Tropical Depression Rene dissolves, dropping the count to four named storms at once
• ‘Skeletal remains’ found by a South Florida lawn crew last week have been identified
• Big Overtown project moves ahead as judge dismisses part of a lawsuit that froze it
• U.S. News rankings: UF inches closer to top five public schools. UM makes top 50 nationally
• One dead after rush hour shooting on Miami-Dade bus, police say
• Here are the 5 biggest residential sales in Miami-Dade for week of Sept. 6-Sept. 12
• Drive-in movies kept Miami busy during COVID-19. This weekend, we get drive-in concerts
• Zoo Miami is finally reopening. Here’s what you need to do to see the animals again
• After legal standoff, DeSantis names Central Florida woman as next Supreme Court justice
• An Orlando tourist attraction is closed after a worker falls six stories to his death