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October 22, 2021

• Democrats running to succeed Alcee Hastings in Florida spend big on themselves
• ‘These findings boggle my mind’: Audit savages Florida program to aid brain-damaged kids
• Miami AD Blake James addresses future of coach Diaz: ‘Manny knows we need to win games’
• Coronavirus weekly need-to-know: Mix-and-match boosters, breakthrough infections & more
• Play video games during Dolphins games at the Hard Rock Stadium’s new retro arcade
• How can prop guns be deadly? What to know after fatal shooting on Alec Baldwin movie set
• Miami Dolphins’ Preston Williams feels ‘good to be back.’ Now he wants to contribute
• Alec Baldwin fatally shoots film crew member with prop gun, New Mexico police say
• The Panthers had high hopes for rookie Anton Lundell. He’s exceeding them through 4 games
• ‘Tua’s our quarterback,’ Flores says again amid revived reports of potential Watson trade
• A crash involving a police car has closed lanes on the Palmetto Expressway
• Sports on TV: Friday, Oct. 22, 2021
• Two Doral police officers shot on busy roadway. Suspected gunman is dead.
• Florida COVID update: 2,006 more cases added to state, lowest weekly new cases since June
• After two Doral police officers were shot, FHP warns of traffic jams you may want to avoid
• Urgency mounts for Dolphins as they try to end five-game losing streak vs. Falcons
• Columbus, TERRA win at GMAC Bowling. Columbus also wins at GMAC golf. Belen golf wins, too
• Would Florida’s Democratic candidates for governor sign a Nikolas Cruz death warrant?
• Still Wonder Woman at 70: Lynda Carter wows the crowd at exhibit in Miami Beach
• Want a Pfizer, Moderna or J&J booster? Here’s where to get your shot in South Florida
• Company owned by Florida lawmaker pushing to withdraw from OSHA was fined by the agency
• Latin American economies could bounce back if Biden adopts a ‘friend-shoring’ plan | Opinion
• 36-year-old woman gives birth to ‘miracle baby’ before dying of COVID in Tennessee
• Flood advisory issued for parts of Miami-Dade, and all this rain isn’t ending yet
• With gentle pushback, businesses want Florida to let them choose their vaccine rules
• Out of the public eye, two who recently passed helped make South Florida a better place
• Referee controversy threatens to disrupt or cancel high school basketball season in Miami
• Women were hit hard by the pandemic, and here’s another hidden threat no one is talking about | Opinion
• Rice echoes GOP’s un-American talking points: Jan. 6? Sure, it was awful, but get over it | Opinion
• The Kyle Lowry effect on Bam Adebayo and Jimmy Butler was on display in Heat’s season opener
• Yasin Abu Bakr, the Trinidad Muslim leader who led a bloody coup, is dead. He was 80
• COVID vaccines boost antibodies in airways after infection, study says. Why it matters
• Feds step up prosecutions of Venezuelan corruption and money laundering cases in Miami
• Higuain brothers expected to start for Inter Miami in ‘do-or-die’ game vs. Cincinnati
• Protesters against 2 a.m. booze ban disrupt Miami Beach mayor during press conference
• Miami’s state-of-the-art franchise? Zero doubt as Heat routs champion Bucks in opener | Opinion
• A man didn’t want a neighbor’s cat on his property, so he got his gun, Florida cops say
• Video: Coral Gables police car pulls near cyclists on Rickenbacker, and one crashes
• Miami was supposed to have multiple high draft picks. They’ve been part of UM’s struggles
• Takeaways and details from the Heat’s dominant season-opening win over short-handed Bucks
• Podcast: Answering some unanswered (and maybe unanswerable?) questions about Miami
• Hope for Haiti: Helping Haitian farmers and earthquake victims by buying local
• Panthers handle Stanley Cup-favorite Avalanche for first 4-0-0 start in franchise history
• Deadly bacteria found in popular aromatherapy spray sold at Walmart, CDC warns
• Have you seen that cool new building on U.S. 1 in Coral Gables? Here’s what’s inside
• ‘If you have, give; If you need, take.’ Free Food Pantry installed in Cutler Bay
• In Key West, this nonprofit looks out for service workers who have hit tough times
• Roach on the stove, moldy meatballs and quinoa: Miami to Palm Beach restaurant issues
• In the Miami mayor’s race, there aren’t any great choices. But voters have to pick anyway | Editorial
• In Miami District 5 election, the Herald recommends a candidate with a bolder vision | Editorial
• ‘Either stupidity or racism’: Is Palmetto Bay really trying to ban Cuban ventanitas?
• ‘Freaking cool.’ See a picture of a Florida cloud that looks just like an alligator
• We have so many stories to tell about our diverse communities. Here’s how you can help
• Lids lead to recall of Key West-based smoked fish dip over possible egg allergen