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November 14, 2021

• Miami blew it at FSU. Questions about Diaz’s future and late-season history are back  
• 6 major mistakes, questionable coaching decisions doom Miami in last 2:30 of loss to FSU
• A road trip to forget ‘humbles’ the Florida Panthers. How they respond will be key
• Panthers erase early deficit but fall in overtime to Lightning to cap 0-2-2 road trip
• A man was wounded during a shooting at a Fort Lauderdale motel, police say
• Biden, Xi to meet as inflation threatens the economies of both the U.S. and China
• Sports on TV: Sunday, Nov. 14, 2021
• Miami collapses in final minutes, snaps win streak vs. FSU after Noles mount comeback
• Opportunity Miami will create innovative, inclusive economic model for our community | Opinion
• Just another cursed, heart-attack finish as Diaz, Miami Hurricanes fall late at FSU | Opinion
• Takeaways from Heat’s ‘mentally tough’ road win over Jazz, without Jimmy Butler, to end skid
• Man wounded in Miami shooting Saturday
• Miami’s James Williams tries to play through injury before going down in loss to FSU
• Children among those seriously injured in Miami car crash Saturday
• Exiles march in solidarity in Miami as crackdown intensifies ahead of Monday protest in Cuba
• 1 killed, another wounded in a Miami double shooting, police say
• Heat’s P.J. Tucker on his role: ‘If you want recognition, then my job isn’t a job for you’
• A man in a BMW was wounded during a shooting on I-95. His car was struck 7 times, troopers say
• Can’t find a Miami tech job? Here’s what got two candidates hired at local firms
• Is Biscayne Bay fished out? Not exactly, but it’s nearing the ‘point of no return’
• Beacon Council announces ‘Opportunity Miami’ to chart future of the city
• Another sign Miami’s booming? The city’s getting a different kind of ‘club’
• Chinese woman convicted of trespassing at Trump’s club deported to China over weekend
• Seagrass die-off in Biscayne Bay could get worse before it gets better. ‘Work must start now’
• There are many ways to help Biscayne Bay. You can start with how you treat your own yard
• Failing septic tanks are big problem for the bay. Miami-Dade finally starts to deal with them
• Miami-Dade has a Biscayne Bay czar: She’s got ideas for cleaning things up
• The Little River’s polluted flow fuels Biscayne Bay troubles. Scientists taking a deeper look
• Beauty still abounds under surface of Biscayne Bay. Coral City Camera offers a glimpse
• San Diego man dies in the Keys after diving for a football in shallow water