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March 26, 2021

• Fajardo steps down as U.S. attorney in Miami after leading office through pandemic
• Badge of courage: Jeremiah, 5, is ‘sworn in’ as officer. He fights cancer and vows to be kind
• Jailed fund manager claimed glittering array of investors. Bank says it was “brazen fraud”
• Florida COVID update for Friday: 5,750 cases, 159 deaths. About 3 million vaccinated
• Crocodile Hunter’s daughter Bindi Irwin and her Florida husband have their first baby
• Feds spotlight Miami as capital of COVID-19 fraud, from business to employee benefits
• Coronavirus weekly need-to-know: Vaccine side effects, schools, COVID variants & more
• ‘They went to find a party somewhere else.’ Friday night tame on South Beach’s Ocean Drive
• Fox News won’t tell you that there is no immigration crisis. In fact, U.S. needs more legal migrants | Opinion
• State attorney, Florida Democrats call for feds to investigate Artiles, NPA candidate
• Online students must take FSA tests in classroom. Some balk. State wants your opinion.
• Whirlwind day of trades tells us a lot about Dolphins draft plans and 2021 team
• Fired teacher sent ‘suspicious powder’ to four Florida schools as revenge, feds say
• Miami Beach charged spring break visitor with inciting a riot. His crime was playing music
• Naomi Osaka feels at home in South Florida heat, advances to third round of Miami Open
• Florida’s history of challenging the First Amendment shows DeSantis’ ‘tech transparency” bill is doomed | Opinion
• In just its third season, Riviera Prep baseball is 14-1; plus more preps results
• Sports on TV: Friday, March 26, 2021
• Walgreens COVID-19 vaccines coming to Miami-Dade, Broward. Appointments open in 40 stores
• The restaurants in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and the Keys with perfect inspections
• Who’s running for Coral Gables’ commission? Watch our interviews with Group Three candidates
• Why do some people with COVID lose taste, smell? Your mouth may be to blame, study says
• Florida House passes ‘anti-riot’ legislation along party lines
• Pregnant women gain COVID antibodies from vaccine — and pass them to baby, study finds
• A Key West man evaded taxes on vacation rentals, investigators said. He’s now in jail.
• We interviewed the Group Two candidates for Coral Gables Commission. Hear what they had to say
• Live in Coral Gables? Watch our interviews with candidates who want to be your mayor
• Miami Dolphins trade out of third pick in NFL Draft in two blockbuster deals
• ‘You make me want to vomit.’ Political alliance implodes as scandal hits Miami.
• Legal settlement could clear path for poker room and jai-alai fronton in Edgewater
• More than 100,000 were still out of work in Miami-Dade last month
• Body of Washington teen found on recycling conveyor belt in Texas, sheriff says
• Florida House passes bill allowing guns in religious institutions attached to schools
• Here’s the real steal we must stop: Florida Republicans rekindle efforts to suppress Black vote | Opinion
• Injuries pile up for Panthers. The latest on Barkov, Hornqvist ahead of two games in Dallas
• Floridians 19 and older can schedule a COVID-19 vaccine with Miami Beach. Here’s how
• A million dollars’ worth of gaudy dog and cat statues won’t fix what ails Miami | Opinion
• Panthers drop 3rd straight — 2nd in a row without Barkov — and lose Hornqvist to injury
• The Marlins’ looming decision after Sixto’s last spring start. And Gio Gonzalez retires
• South Florida ‘Angel Mom’ tries to reunite hundreds of migrant families as border numbers swell
• How Miami Hurricanes senior offensive lineman Navaughn Donaldson ‘got his mojo back’
• What was trade deadline day like for Heat players? And how Riley believes Oladipo can help
• Four-star quarterback Jacurri Brown commits to Miami over Texas A&M, Auburn and more
• Pat Riley addresses the Oladipo and Bjelica trades and the state of the Heat franchise
• Free agency didn’t solve the Miami Dolphins’ edge defender issues. Serendipity might
• Photos, video show catastrophic aftermath of Egypt train crash that killed dozens
• Want to show off under blue Miami skies? Check out this waterfront Selfie Skyline
• As another pandemic Passover approaches, groups deliver holiday meals to the vulnerable
• The air & sea show returns to Miami Beach. Here’s how to get a prime spot on the sand
• Publix is scheduling COVID-19 vaccine appointments for people 40 and older in Florida
• Ahead of commission’s vote, a tussle over how to spend $90M from Heat arena deal
• Takeaways from the Heat’s fifth straight loss and why there were encouraging signs
• Podcast: What can we learn from Miami’s first spring scrimmage? And a pro day preview
• ‘We’re trying to have fun.’ Party rages on as police begin enforcing curfew on Ocean Drive
• Comedian Jerry Seinfeld lists cozy Colorado estate for $15 million. Have a look
• Manny Diaz on his QB vision. And Hurricanes updates on running back, receiver, tight end
• Fans share favorite Beverly Cleary memories after famed children’s author dies at 104
• We do thoughts, prayers, flowers and vigils. We do everything but the obvious | Opinion
• Miami approves creation of new anti-blight taxing district in West Coconut Grove
• Margate police ask for help to find missing woman, 81, who has Alzheimer’s
• How to celebrate Easter and Passover safely as states ease COVID restrictions
• Brian Anderson has made strides. Marlins want to find out ‘how good he’s going to be’
• Iconic Rosebud Motel from ‘Schitt’s Creek’ is listed for $1.5 million. Take a look
• Miami Heat to play in FTX Arena after county approves $135M deal with crypto exchange
• ‘Infuriated’ woman who coughed on cancer patient at Florida Pier 1 may face jail time
• Alligator vs. shark: Watch two super predators swim side by side in Florida lagoon