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February 25, 2021

• Got a jury summons in Miami? A guide to serving in court under new COVID safety rules
• Palm Beach County charter school wins tax fight
• Florida jobless assistance claims drop to new pandemic low. State still fighting fraud.
• ‘We have to put our foot down’: Florida wildlife managers ban invasive reptiles
• Dense fog poses a driving hazard during South Florida morning rush hour
• Need a shot? Winn-Dixie is getting COVID vaccines at 24 more stores in Florida
• Follow through, Florida. Crack down on sales, ownership of destructive non-native reptiles | Opinion
• Man in stolen car leads officers on chase before crashing into a patrol car, police say
• Faster cars, more people on Rickenbacker revive call to redesign road. ‘It’s wild out there.’
• American Heritage’s ‘best team’ yet rolls back to title game with eyes on girls four-peat
• New COVID vaccination sites open in Miami and Broward to better reach Black communities
• A woman walked into a store, complained — then stole a $15,000 ring, Key West police say
• Avni Yildrim looks to knock Canelo Alvarez from his perch Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium
• A father and daughter serve on Medley’s council. Could a husband and wife be next?
• Marlins’ second base job ‘up in the air.’ Here’s how the contenders are approaching it
• Floyd Mayweather keeps the (birthday) party going in Miami. Cops shut down the fun
• She survived Castro’s prisons for 19 years. But will she be able to escape eviction?
• Roger Federer, Naomi Osaka, Serena Williams, Rafael Nadal scheduled to play Miami Open
• Barbara Bermudo gets emotional as her husband is released from COVID unit in Miami
• Michael Jordan, Pitbull signal needed new era as NASCAR returns to Homestead this week | Opinion
• UM loses 88-71 to No. 11 FSU, Larranaga says Seminoles good enough to win NCAA title
• ‘I can’t buy food’: As Cuba’s economy worsens, desperate rafters risk their lives at sea
• Fortify Florida school safety app swamped by spam
• He’s still chasing stardom, but Alex Bowman is already perfect fit in historic No. 48 car
• Podcast: No Heat All-Stars, but a Heat winning streak. And takeaways from the road trip
• Takeaways from Heat’s fourth straight win, and Jimmy Butler’s late-game takeover vs. Raptors
• District wrestling titles for Cardinal Gibbons, Cypress Bay, Doral, Somerset, South Dade, St. Thomas
• When and where will millions of mosquitoes be released? Here are details for Florida Keys
• Man who arrived on a paddle board enters yacht and steals pricey reels, owner says
• If Biden reopens Homestead detention facility, vulnerable migrant children must be safe, not sorry | Editorial
• The Florida Panthers can’t get to Anton Khudobin in shutout loss against Dallas Stars
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021
• Miami Republican flips vote on bill to provide protections for LGBTQ people
• The spark behind the Heat’s best stretch of season? Elite defense. A look at what’s working
• Adebayo added to Heat injury report for Friday game vs. Jazz. And latest on Herro’s status
• ‘Abuses of every kind’: How a billion-dollar gold racket wrecks the jungle, enriches narcos
• ‘RIP Mr. Potato Head.’ Some fans lash out as iconic childhood toy goes gender-free
• A cow, I-95 traffic and true love: This actor’s shocking only-in-Miami tale has it all 
• NFL free agency preview: Should Miami Dolphins consider Barrett-for-Van Noy swap?
• Free agency preview: What Panthers’ decision to tag Moton says about Watson derby
• COVID vaccine appointments can be made Friday for Miami and Broward Publix stores
• Levine Cava enlists SoftBank’s Claure, former Miami Beach mayor for new economic program
• Are indoor workouts COVID safe? Nearly 70% of people in one class got sick, CDC says
• Downtown Miami janitors say parking is a safety issue — and too costly to afford
• Why Chase/Smith might not be the Dolphins’ only receiver quandary early in NFL draft
• Yes, you still breathe in oxygen while wearing a COVID face mask, study shows
• Target to roll out Apple shops in 17 stores, with more planned in 2021. What to know
• Byron Carlyle not for sale: Miami Beach scraps plan to build apartment at theater
• El Salvador’s elections are a chance to bring political stability, economic progress | Opinion
• His restaurants are a Miami destination. Now you can get his Genuine Burger delivered
• As Miami-Dade vaccinates younger residents for COVID, Black seniors feeling left behind
• Miami Republicans want answers from Biden administration on Homestead detention center
• Arctic National Wildlife Refuge worth far more than $25 an acre in oil leases. Congress needs to fix this | Opinion
• South Florida high schools exploring in-person high school graduations for Class of 2021
• The neighbors fought over feeding geese. Then came a gun
• Due to climate change, Miami Beach moving away from palm trees to create more shade
• Group of secluded underground houses on the market for $1.7M in Montana. Look inside
• ‘Who the F is that guy?’ From Yale to USC to Miami to Olympics, Ben Wanger makes impact
• This popular Miami restaurant struggled during COVID. Now it’s becoming a pizzeria
• A cop shot a peaceful protester in the face with a rubber bullet. The city cleared him.
• Alleged drug trafficker extradited to U.S. may shed light on bungled Venezuela coup attempt
• More cases, cheese recalls: the latest on the listeria outbreak linked to queso fresco