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June 1, 2021

• Will Amazon share your internet with your neighbors if you have an Echo? What to know
• A retail project will replace a strip of green in Brickell after a $6.5 million sale
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, June 1, 2021
• Influential Silicon Valley firm, now in Miami, is looking for local startup founders
• One dead, one hospitalized after attempted robbery ends in shootout in Midtown Miami
• Greater Miami’s tourism industry is recovering and, with everyone’s help, will get even stronger | Opinion
• A driver involved in a crash with two other cars in Brownsville shot himself, police say
• Podcast: Recapping Marlins’ lousy (and wet) series in Boston. Plus minor-league updates
• Ban on transgender athletes in girls’ and women’s scholastic sports is now Florida’s law
• Miami pool crasher’s guide: How to get into the best hotel pools without getting a room
• Coincidence? Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs anti-transgender bill on first day of Pride Month | Editorial
• UM, the wall of silence won’t work. We need more transparency on law school dean firing | Editorial
• Need shelter this hurricane season? Miami-Dade to require masks, but not proof of vaccine
• Inter Miami midfielder Rodolfo Pizarro joins Mexican national team for Costa Rica game
• Santiago Ponzinibbio of American Top Team working hard to get back on track in UFC
• Hedge fund guru tied to Jeffrey Epstein scandal hit with lawsuit over alleged hush money
• Hurricane season is here. Here’s a forecast, what you should do and where to get answers
• This tiny restaurant was one of Miami’s hottest. It’s making a comeback — with delivery
• Marlins lineup gets boost ahead of Blue Jays series, but offense still falls flat in loss
• Nikki Fried, Florida’s lone statewide elected Democrat, is running for governor
• Jimmy Butler eligible for an extension this offseason. What it means for Heat and Butler
• A look back at the Miami Heat’s first home, and the rise and fall of the original arena
• Why the Heat has fewer trade-eligible draft picks than any team. And when that changes
• One benefit UM has in recruiting — but not for long. And Lashlee, Larranaga address issues
• COVID variants have been renamed to avoid ‘stigmatizing’ labels. Here’s what to know
• Stressed about being back in crowds as COVID restrictions ease? Experts offer advice
• Miami won’t have 4th of July fireworks downtown. Expect a smaller neighborhood show.
• Man who police say sprayed a Miramar neighborhood with bullets has been arrested
• After his huge $80 million deal, Guy Fieri bought a house in Florida. What we know
• ‘I think I wanna move to Florida now’: Rebel Wilson shows off weight loss on the beach
• In historic first, Swiss firm settles suit by U.S. family over seized property in Cuba
• Examining the free agent options if Miami Dolphins go shopping. Interesting names remain
• Reunited after a year, Miami celebrates the Class of 2021 with in-person graduations
• Tulsa the site of just one of many race massacres — but let’s not talk about them | Opinion
• Miami dad takes 10-year-old son to do ‘paint ball drive by.’ Boy shot by scared resident
• Two schools in South Miami-Dade on lockdown while police search for a suspect in the area
• North Miami Beach Publix closed for hours after someone was stabbed inside, police say
• A Keys visitor took queen conch from the ocean, police say — and it landed her in jail
• Gun-wielding dog owner kills armed robber, more updates on Miami’s bloody holiday weekend
• Rapper Wisdom charged in South Beach shooting. Cops release DaBaby after questioning
• Florida Gators coach Dan Mullen gets a three-year contract extension. Here are the details
• Full house: The Black Eyed Peas to perform at 100 percent capacity in Miami
• Violent weekend in Miami-Dade ends as 2 injured in overnight South Beach shooting
• Target reopens fitting rooms closed by COVID pandemic. What about other stores?
• Sam’s Club is bringing back free food samples — and that’s not all. Here’s what to know
• Deliver for the Miami Herald