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September 27, 2020

• Jose Urena leaves Marlins’ regular season finale after being hit on throwing arm
• Behind Dan Castano’s strong outing, Marlins beat Yankees to close regular season
• Florida Keys man killed in truck crash as police handle two separate accidents on U.S. 1
• Jeter happy ‘nerve wracking’ Marlins season ends in playoffs but there’s still work ahead
• Miami laid a historic beatdown on FSU. Its new-look offense just keeps getting better
• A Miami-Dade teacher gave her $425K life savings to a pilot. Here’s where he is today
• Heat drawing on leadership, experience from Haslem and Iguodala. And LeBron reflects
• ‘We’re just one piece of a puzzle’: Miamians join in nationwide Breonna Taylor protests
• Sports on TV: Sunday, Sept. 27, 2020
• Canes score biggest rout of FSU in 44 years. Soon, we’ll know how good UM really is | Opinion
• LeBron and Lakers waiting. When NBA Finals begin depends on Game 6 between Heat and Celtics
• Miami-Dade announces new safety changes as county enters Phase 3. Here is how it affects you
• Playoff seeds are set. The Marlins’ first playoff run since 2003 starts with the Cubs
• Dolphins gain no ground on AFC East foes in Week 3 — and have the officials to thank
• Childhood education advocate Dave Lawrence honored with ‘Sand In My Shoes’ award
• Miami Hurricanes leap in the AP Top 25 Poll to set up top-10 showdown with Clemson
• Feel the euphoria now, because the toughest two weeks of Canes’ season lead to Clemson
• No. 12 Miami Hurricanes throttle FSU in highest scoring victory in series history
• DeSantis still thinks we have a right to give each other COVID in Florida. This time, it’s students | Editorial
• In 2020, the dance goes on - though sometimes on a cyber stage
• Theater in empty store fronts, symphony in your car: South Florida arts shows go on
• Miami City Ballet canceled its live anniversary season. But the dancing continues
• Stage, screen and everywhere between: Fall delivers rich and unique arts season
• Many artworks are visible from outdoors. Some museums and galleries offer appointments
• Social-distance staging, live streaming deliver best of South Florida theater in 2020
• In Miami, the music plays on in 2021 - mostly virtual for now. Here are our top picks
• Timed tickets, appointments and online exhibitions: Art venues are carefully reopening