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September 3, 2020

• Here’s where Miami residents can go to get help paying the mortgage or rent
• Multifamily developer dropped $80.96 million on Edgewater apartment building
• Is this the year that ‘The Price is Right’ for the FIU Panthers football team?
• Willie Taggart takes over at FAU but inherits a team that has lost a lot of talent
• The Dolphins went all in on this rookie class. Their success will define the future
• In Year 2 of the Brian Flores era we will see if the Miami Dolphins coach is growing | Opinion
• Dolphins had to rebuild defense. Their solution? An unprecedented cornerback investment.
• Taco Bell is removing even more favorites from its menu. Here’s what you’ll miss
• Student arrested for cyberattack against Miami schools used ‘easy to prevent’ program
• Former NFL assistant coach arrested on sex trafficking charges, Arizona officials say
• Is it safe to attend a sporting event during COVID pandemic? These NFL teams say yes
• Jimmy Butler’s walk-off free throws rescue Heat after Miami blows late lead to Bucks
• Podcast: Heat has a 2-0 lead on Bucks. Is Miami just straight-up better than Milwaukee?
• Panthers coach Joel Quenneville explains what he liked about Bill Zito’s Columbus teams
• Family ties, scheme fit and UM coach’s assurance help sell commit Chase Smith on Canes
• Bovo or Levine Cava: Who is your local mayor backing for Miami-Dade mayor?
• New to voting in Florida? Here’s what you need to know about registering
• Key Biscayne needs to adapt to climate change. Will voters OK $100M to fight it?
• Florida jobless applications hit another pandemic low. Is it an early sign of recovery?
• Comcast halts county Census ad with Gimenez in it, gives Mucarsel-Powell equal time
• Ever had a red taco? This hot new food trend has made its way to Miami
• Quarterback D’Eriq King to usher in new Miami era: ‘Leads big, plays big, loves big’ 
• Discarded fishing line leaves Florida Keys manatee severely injured
• Pompeo: U.S. will not back opposition’s bid to participate in Maduro’s ‘electoral farce’
• To reach Hispanic voters in Florida, presidential campaigns turn to Bad Bunny 
• Miami-Dade files another court appeal to save its plan to remake the Grove Playhouse
• Heat’s Spoelstra, Dolphins’ Flores discuss the other. And 2 Heat veterans questionable.
• A look at an important part of the Heat’s winning formula vs. Bucks and Antetokounmpo
• Miami-Dade’s $9 billion budget faces first test on police spending, COVID strain
• Virtual learning is virtually impossible. Miami-Dade schools need a Plan B — quickly | Editorial
• Death investigation starts after a body is found on the sands just north of Miami Beach
• Does $27 million have a smell? That’s how this agent found it, U.S. Customs says
• One bad pitch, minimal offense spoil Sixto Sanchez’s start in Marlins’ loss to Blue Jays
• Miami-area salon offers hair-cutting services outdoors
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020
• South Miami voters to have two local issues to decide on their 2020 ballots
• Inter Miami settles for 0-0 tie at Atlanta; gets closer to signing Gonzalo Higuain
• ‘Not going to put up with shooting up the park.’ Keys drug deal leads to serious charges
• A virtual tribute concert honoring Tito Puente
• ‘If I die, I die.’ QB Kirk Cousins shames Vikings, NFL with cavalier comments on pandemic | Opinion
• Miami Beach finalizing plan to put 19-acre park, artificial lake at old golf course
• Lifting spirits and a city, Heat beats Bucks again to continue pandemic playoff run | Opinion
• A wild final minute and walk-off free throws. Takeaways from the Heat’s Game 2 win over the Bucks
• ‘Don’t panic, stay awake:’ Here’s how a teen drowning at sea survived, UK video shows
• More West Nile virus cases in Miami-Dade, the Florida Department of Health announces
• Florida’s tourism-marketing agency wants Floridians to become in-state travelers
• ‘A real kick in the gut’: The Rock talks his family’s brutal battle with coronavirus
• A man, 36, has been missing for two weeks. Cops say his disappearance is ‘suspicious.’
• COVID-19, a stigma to many, quietly taking toll on South Florida’s Haitian community
• Southwest Airlines is coming to Miami International Airport soon, airline officials said
• Electrostatic spray guns and germ zappers may be coming to a hotel near you | Opinion
• Saks Fifth Avenue countersues Bal Harbour Shops after eviction proceedings
• Missing baby found dead after rollover crash on Alligator Alley in West Broward
• Post-convention poll shows Joe Biden narrowly leading Donald Trump in Florida
• Florida Supreme Court decides Bar exam will remain a requirement for new law graduates
• Raging floodwaters blow doors off hinges in Massachusetts hospital, video shows
• Why Dolphins are open to trading Rosen. And why Collinsworth likes rebuild approach.
• Michele Oka Doner wants us all to be lovers of the bay
• Back to pen and paper? Key West City Hall computers have been shut down for a week
• Dolphins’ Flores explains why he likes Miami Heat, addresses injuries. And practice news.
• Hold DeJoy accountable for the damage he’s done to the Postal Service — and democracy | Opinion
• Who should get coronavirus vaccines first? Here’s what the CDC is telling states
• This is an emergency — we must act now to save our beautiful Biscayne Bay | Opinion
• Bad-boy foreign leaders shouldn’t underestimate Trump’s appetite for election-year drama | Opinion
• Marlins getting boost as players who tested positive for COVID-19 return to the roster
• What Marlins are getting in Griffin Conine and the unusual reason they once drafted him
• ‘We were not okay.’ Active shooter drills may do more harm than good, study shows
• Miami Heat will pay to train city police on ways to improve interactions with minorities
• After collapsing in the spring due to COVID-19, remittances to Latin America bounce back
• A McDonald’s franchisee will pay $69,000 in settling a lawsuit over a Jewish man’s beard
• 3.8-magnitude earthquake rattles Florida-Alabama border, geologists say