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October 6, 2021

• AEW is heading into American Top Team territory in South Florida, and Scorpio Sky can’t wait
• Ax could fall soon on Miami Chief Acevedo, sources say. City Hall won’t say
• Florida Christian, Westminster Christian fare well at volleyball tournaments. Plus more results
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021
• Four years after brain surgery, N. Broward Prep senior is headed to college — but not for golf
• Homestead reelects councilwoman, sends mayoral candidates to November runoff election
• What will the Better Bus Network mean to you? Here’s a look at changes coming in 2022
• Another unemployment nightmare: Struggling Floridians hit with overpayment notices
• Knight, Tippett lead Panthers to fight-filled 3-2 win over Lightning
• Podcast: Breaking down the Dolphins’ 1-3 start and whether the offense can be fixed
• Pressure mounting for an FIU football turnaround with a visit from Charlotte coming Friday
• Here’s why there’s 10 miles of traffic gridlock on I-75 during morning rush hour
• Controversial new Alzheimer’s drug targets people with mild cognitive impairment
• ‘You did that!’ Woman accuses Lamborghini driver of hitting her car in Florida
• With NBA future in limbo, Ben Simmons’ condo joins him on the market in Philadelphia
• Miami-Dade approves Better Bus Network. New routes, schedules coming in 2022
• Did ‘The Lizard King’ use his Hollywood business to smuggle Florida turtles overseas?
• Lawsuit challenging Rosen Gonzalez sexual harassment claim settled for $110,000
• She threatened to leave him. He stabbed her to death. Where is the outrage? | Editorial
• Miami’s homeless need house keys and stability, not handcuffs and jail time | Opinion
• Shakira reveals she feels ‘naked’ when she performs and other shockers in cover story
• On Oct. 10, say a prayer for Cuba and the destiny of its people | Opinion
• We’ll say it again: COVID vaccines save seniors’ lives, and this study shows it  | Editorial
• New owner defends plan to demolish Phil Collins’ Miami Beach home to keep family safe
• Feds should investigate Miami police chief’s allegations of City Hall corruption | Opinion     
• Substance abuse raises risks of COVID after vaccination — especially if it’s weed
• Some COVID quarantine protocols are loosening at Miami-Dade Schools. What about masks?
• Miami home sales fall for first time since last year as low inventory chokes buying
• Gatorade might cost more soon due to supply chain shortages, PepsiCo says
• Dolphins could face Brady without Byron Jones: The fallout. And personnel notes
• With Lowry in the fold, the Heat looks like a better three-point shooting team this year
• EU decision to validate Venezuela’s fraudulent elections a slap in the face to democracy | Opinion
• A giant snail that can eat your plants and house eradicated in Florida. Again.
• Fight interrupts Hurricanes’ practice; here’s the good thing that happened next
• Look, Trump won Florida — period. Squash GOP’s talk about auditing 2020 election, Gov. DeSantis | Editorial
• As criticism mounts, Dolphins offense feels breakthrough is near for passing game
• NFL Thursday night football: Is upset brewing as home-dog Seahawks host Rams? Our pick | Opinion
• Dolphins lose Fuller for weeks. And updates on Byron Jones, Davis, Grant trade, Brady
• Mute the noise! Why it’s too soon, and dumb, to quit on Tua Tagovailoa as Dolphins answer | Opinion
• Man laundered $1M from romance scheme that targeted elderly victims, Keys jury finds
• What’s wrong with Ray J? The singer is in a Miami-area hospital: ‘Too much sickness’
• Fraud, illegal cosmetic surgeries, a butt-lift death lawsuit: Orlando’s ‘Dr. Downtown’
• Are you an Edward Scissorhands fan? His house is now a museum in Florida. Take a look
• A man killed his fiancée and left her body at a Florida Walmart, police say
• Why was Nikolas Cruz using colored pencils in court? Both sides had their own reasons
• Panama Papers put one company out of business. The rich and powerful weren’t deterred
• Bicycles that cost $500 to $1,500 got recalled. Frames cracked or broke, injuring riders
• Hobby Lobby recalls 14,000 stools after some broke under use and caused injuries