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February 23, 2021

• Here’s how to schedule your COVID-19 vaccine at CVS y más and Navarro pharmacies
• Did you see those gas prices in Florida? What can we blame for this?
• Restaurants with perfect inspections in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties
• ‘Lies and twisted information.’ Lawyers say Miami doctor accused of hate crime is innocent.
• Publix announces it will reopen COVID vaccine appointment reservation system for Florida
• Cubans’ 16-day raft journey ends off the Palm Beach County coast, Coast Guard says
• Where are vaccine slots for ages 55-64? Jackson Health has them, but for certain people
• A father, husband and grandfather died after a crash at U.S. 27 and I-75, FHP says
• Tiger Woods was hurt but ‘calm and lucid’ after scary crash, deputy says
• Miami Dolphins eyeing a Pro Bowl running back. What must happen for this to materialize
• The Cypress Bay girls’ soccer team advances with shutout; Cardinal Gibbons also moves on
• Jackson’s new COVID vaccine policy is likely to favor the more affluent. Here’s why
• Is it summer already? South Florida is getting storms and heat, rinse and repeat
• How should Miami-Dade spend your tax money? Budget meetings, survey seek early feedback
• Updates on Herro and Dragic, and options for the Heat’s newest salary cap exception
• Rollover crash injures six, closes most of South Miami-Dade northbound turnpike
• David Beckham’s youngest son Cruz is all grown up. See his birthday party in Miami
• ‘Mrs. Kapri...I said yes’: Kodak Black just got engaged mere weeks after Trump pardon
• ‘Who’s laughing now?’ Here’s why Marc Anthony just posted a giant billboard in Hialeah
• Grilled chicken and water: How Jake Paul is preparing in Miami for his upcoming fight
• Former congressman Rivera fined $456,000 for propping up a ringer candidate
• North Miami Beach manager resigns, keeps city car and an 8-month consulting job
• Heat increasing AA Arena capacity this week. What will that change, what remains the same?
• A song asks Cubans to drop Castro’s chant ‘Homeland or Death.’ The government is on edge. 
• UM’s Larranaga: ‘We’re in a very miserable situation’ heading into game vs. No. 11 FSU
• Miami lifts suspension on controversial police captain after feds quietly end criminal probe
• Dolphins adding Chris Godwin, Allen Robinson, Kenny Golladay is a dream. Wake up | Opinion
• The St. Thomas Aquinas track and field teams loaded for potential state title runs
• Heat’s Tyler Herro out vs. Thunder because of hip injury
• Takeaways from the Heat’s win to cap successful trip, and what was accomplished on the road
• Haiti’s turmoil worries UN Security Council as fatigue grows with Moïse’s one man rule
• What is ‘NBA Top Shot’? Latest sports craze topped $130 million in sales in a week
• Chapman Field Park in Coral Gables just closed. Here are options and what comes next
• Looking to adopt a pet during the pandemic? South Florida shelters offer online options
• DeSantis’ attacks on Big Tech are political theater and go against the First Amendment | Editorial
• How lack of Marlins TV contract will affect fans beginning this weekend. And roster news
• Kim Ng notices an ‘enthusiasm’ at Marlins spring training. The goal? Turn that into wins
• Lawsuits and audits leave water customers ‘in limbo’ in Opa-locka
• They will play: Sunset and Coral Gables boys’ basketball teams back in playoff picture
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021
• ‘Like sardines in a can’: Complaint alleges medical neglect at Florida ICE detention center
• Podcast: Initial thoughts from Marlins spring training and a one-on-one with Max Meyer
• Second-period shooting flurry proves to be enough in Florida Panthers’ win over Stars
• Will Saudi billionaire make Hibiscus Island Miami Beach’s new ‘Star?’
• Man with suspended license, previous DUI, charged in Broward fatal hit and run crash
• Woman crossing Miami Beach street hurt after driver hits her, takes off, cops say
• This PFL champ, Olympic gold medalist, ATT fighter, UNO card shark is ready to win again
• DeSantis announces new vaccine spots for Miami-Dade seniors. Says cops, teachers next
• Cardinal Gibbons, Westminster Christian reach region finals with close wins in girls’ soccer
• Woman charged with wearing garbage bag ‘suit,’ setting garbage trucks on fire, BSO says
• Overweight young people are already showing signs of heart disease, clogged arteries
• People with mild COVID cases may still experience symptoms for months, study says
• Daughter’s birth a ‘big motivation’ for Marlins’ Miguel Rojas as he prepares for 2021
• Bellinis, Miami? A posh Italian cafe and market are coming to this luxe new high rise
• Don’t put off seeing your heart doctor during the pandemic — it could be a big mistake
• After winning GMAC title, the Braddock baseball program poised for a playoff run
• After reorganization, another top cabinet member is leaving the Miami-Dade school district
• Side effect from COVID vaccines could produce abnormal mammogram results, doctors say
• Locals protest over genetically modified mosquito plan in Florida Keys
• Deadly car crash in the Florida Keys closes 3 schools and shuts down Overseas Highway
• Crash on 18-Mile Stretch slows afternoon traffic out of the Florida Keys
• 2021 NFL free agency preview: Could former FIU tight end Jonnu Smith return to Miami?
• NFL free agency preview: Trey Hendrickson to sign biggest contract ever by FAU player
• Black history is America’s history. It will not be erased — no matter how hard America tries | Opinion
• ‘The View’ host Meghan McCain slammed for ‘entitled’ comments on COVID vaccine rollout
• State OKs Nestlé plan to tap 1 million gallons a day from Florida spring for bottled water
• The success of Puerto Rico’s recovery depends on transparency and input from its people | Opinion
• Why Vlad Doronin and Jonathan Goldstein are betting billions on Miami
• Exclusive: Homestead detention center for unaccompanied migrant teens to reopen under Biden
• 96,000 pounds of illegally imported Chinese food products went to six states, USDA says