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April 19, 2021

• Heat without four key players against Houston but three other players cleared to play
• Three years after FIU bridge collapse, can MCM keep its MIA construction contract?
• A beloved teacher in Broward dies after fighting COVID for 111 days
• Marc Anthony takes to social media to apologize for ‘total collapse’ of his concert
• Teacher raises thousands in COVID relief for Connecticut town — gets $16,000 tax bill
• Sports on TV: Monday, April 19, 2021
• A tractor trailer fire shut down one side of the Sawgrass Expressway late in rush hour
• Want a COVID-19 vaccine right now? Here are 5 pop-ups in South Florida for the day
• Senior-level hires and promotions for the week of April 19, 2021
• Stela and Bella represent the past, present and future of the Miami Hurricanes tennis
• Diaz: Miami QBs and Rambo rising. Pope, Wiggins? Future ‘in hands.’ Defense? Evolving
• Miami-Dade prosecutors will not pursue charges against Miami Hurricanes’ Larry Hodges
• 17 pounds of marijuana is found washed up in the Florida Keys
• Miami Dolphins’ decision to boycott in-person offseason comes with ramifications
• Another Broward politician announces bid for Alcee Hastings’ former seat in Congress
• Miami-Dade has shut Calusa residents out of life-changing zoning decisions | Opinion
• In-person graduations are back for most Florida colleges. There are restrictions, of course
• What boycott? Much of Miami Dolphins’ roster present for Day 1 of voluntary program
• The striking difference in how Tagovailoa is viewed among ex-evaluators and ex-NFL QBs
• DeSantis signs ‘anti-mob’ legislation into law in response to George Floyd protests
• Hit-and-run crash kills a 23-year-old and injures 6 others, Miami-Dade police say
• When will we know if booster COVID shots are needed? Fauci estimates a timeline
• Rick Scott loved corporations. Until they ‘woke’ up after Georgia passed vote-suppression law | Editorial
• South Florida Republicans: Jump-start Cuban reunification program from Guantánamo Bay
• Biden administration releases billions in relief for Puerto Rico, removes ‘onerous’ restrictions
• Kim Kardashian celebrates in Miami as curfew is lifted, despite pandemic raging on
• Madoff wanted to beat the Wall Street ‘club.’ So do today’s crypto hotshots | Opinion
• A man jumped in front of a Mustang on Okeechobee Road in Miami-Dade. Do you know him?
• Panthers beat lowly Columbus to move into first place. Now they turn to Spencer Knight
• Last Castro steps down. Unfortunately, too many Cuban exiles didn’t live to see it | Editorial
• Inter Miami coach, players explain what went wrong in 3-2 loss to L.A. Galaxy
• UFC champ Kamaru Usman talks UFC 261, fighting Miami’s Jorge Masvidal again and more
• ‘Beat his a-s!’ Watch a massive brawl break out at carnival ride in Opa-locka
• Overflow of COVID vaccines means there will be one-day, walk-up event in North Miami
• Examining Bam Adebayo’s growing offensive game and why Sunday’s game-winner was significant
• The future of Haiti depends on reclaiming our humanity — even amid the chaos | Opinion
• This is how a Florida Christian state title ring found its way home to Coral Reef coach
• Replacing Marte. Jazz’s hot start. Pitching update. 15 Marlins thoughts after 15 games
• South Florida doctor went home while his patient, a new mother, bled to death, state says
• Conservatives and liberals clash after dismissal of Miami show host on Radio Caracol
• Cuba’s Communist Party meet-up is closed door. Online, Cubans still have plenty to say
• Miguel Díaz-Canel is named Cuba’s next Communist Party chief, replacing Raúl Castro
• Florida House moves auto insurance changes closer to passage. Impact on rates uncertain
• Florida House measure to cap THC in medical marijuana appears to have failed
• DePaul point guard Charlie Moore transfers to University of Miami, his fourth school
• Miami’s new tech-based buyers want single-family homes. They’re here to stay | Opinion
• Hey, Curious305: Do I need a Florida driver’s license or ID for a walk-up vaccination?