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March 31, 2021

• Already-dense Edgewater is slated for two new high-rises. That’s just the beginning.
• Clueless or racist? Florida House passes anti-protest bill as Floyd death trial unfolds | Opinion
• This South Beach oceanfront hotel just got an upgrade that makes pool time even better
• Rick Scott heads to Iowa in new, powerful position defined by a familiar theme: money
• Despite warnings from state prison chief, Senate seeks to shrink corrections system
• Florida’s transgender sports bill advances. Could it be bad for business if NCAA reacts?
• Your favorite Miami restaurant is probably struggling to serve you. Here’s why
• ‘Boy, he can hit!’ Rising Miami lineman Jalen Rivers is large, smart and powerful 
• After sugar’s $11 million investment, a bipartisan push to protect industry
• From Liechtenstein to Hong Kong: How Cuba uses shell companies to thumb its nose at embargo
• ‘I Love Lucy’ again: TV show returns as a film starring Javier Bardem and Nicole Kidman
• Driver caught street racing with 7-month-old and 3-year-old in car, Texas police say
• Rising U.S. star Sebastian Korda upsets No. 5 seed, reaches Miami Open quarterfinals
• Dolphin In Depth podcast: The ‘Let’s Break Down Those Monster Trades’ Edition
• Man fatally shot outside a convenience store in Brownsville, police say
• Shorthanded Panthers get another gutsy win, but add Anthony Duclair to growing injury list
• How Forsling went from last-minute waiver addition to top-pairing defenseman for Panthers
• UF leads rankings for graduate programs in law, medicine and business in Florida
• Professor’s murder puts focus on grandparents’ rights in Florida
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, March 31, 2021
• For Coral Gables Group Three, the Herald recommends candidate with better focus, vision | Editorial
• Miami Herald Editorial Board no longer recommends Lago for Coral Gables mayor | Editorial
• Ready to travel abroad? Here’s where you can go — if you’re vaccinated against COVID
• FEMA pop-ups back in North Miami Beach, Miami Springs. Second doses only
• Feds break up massive meth shipments from Mexico to Miami, leading to major drug case
• Our recommendation for Coral Gables Group Two has a solid track record of civic involvement | Editorial
• Victor Oladipo expected to make Heat debut Thursday vs. Warriors. Also, Ariza on his role
• Miami Marlins ‘feel we have a good club,’ but just how good will they be in 2021?
• Hackers breach Broward schools’ computer system. They’re demanding millions in ransom
• Swimmer goes missing off Miami Beach; rescuers searching
• Fifteen nuggets on what the Miami Dolphins are getting with receiver Will Fuller
• What Brian Flores told Kyle Pitts after UF ‘unicorn’ put on a show at his pro day
• Florida and LSU pro days underway. Miami Dolphins in prospect heaven
• 185 baby tortoises found in suitcase marked ‘souvenirs’ in Galapagos Islands
• Ethnic, racial tensions follow Haitian Americans’ political rise in northeast Dade
• DeSantis proposes $1,000 bonuses for teachers, principals from federal stimulus money
• State backs off policy that removed more than 1,700 ex-foster kids from Medicaid
• IRS warns of tax refund email scam targeting college students. What to know
• Maria Sakkari knocks off No. 2 seed Naomi Osaka in Miami Open quarters, Medvedev loses
• Miami Hurricanes coaches dish on bunch of players, including a spring surprise on offense
• Buzz from MLB scout and Marlins on team’s prospects and veterans. And Mattingly contract
• Three men are charged in 17-year-old’s murder nearly two years after shooting, cops say
• It’s a special Opening Day as Miami Marlins welcome back cheering crowd, feeling of hope | Opinion
• Looking to get a Johnson & Johnson vaccine? New pop-up sites open in Miami-Dade County
• Westminster Christian pitchers combine on no-hitter; Broward coaches honored; plus more
• Pfizer COVID vaccine protects children — even more than adults, trial study finds
• A South Florida cold front before Easter. But watch out for April Fools’ Day weather
• The Dominican Republic wants to build a border wall. It should learn from America’s mistakes | Opinion
• Looking for a J&J vaccine at Publix? You’ll need to wait to book until after Easter
• Ban water for voters? Following Georgia, Florida GOP as predictable as its proposals are racist | Editorial
• COVID vaccine live updates: What you should know in South Florida on Wednesday, March 31
• Miami-Dade’s COVID spread complicating mayor’s plan to lift midnight curfew next week
• Planning to return to the arena for a Miami Heat game? Here is what fans can expect
• How loanDepot became Marlins’ stadium naming rights holder and what it means for the team
• Here’s where Miami public school teachers can get a one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine
• Moving from Canada to South Florida is cool for this new PFL and Sanford MMA fighter
• Windstar Cruises will require passengers to have COVID-19 vaccine
• More single women own their homes in Miami than most U.S. cities, study finds
• In Miami, this new park and an old revived one offer million-dollar Biscayne Bay views
• Miami-Dade’s new Tree Island Park preserves a wild chunk of the Everglades in suburbia
• Get off your couch and go hiking on this old Florida trail — wagons once rode there
• Guard at Florida juvenile group home in critical condition after fight with a teen