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June 18, 2021

• Florida wrestles with 500,000 job openings as 503,000 remain out of work
• Your pee could tell you if you have a brain tumor — with great accuracy, study says
• Still standing, still occupied: Little house swallowed by Gables mega development
• Federal judge throws out CDC’s cruise safety regulations, handing win to DeSantis
• LGBTQ+ people are the most targeted by hate speech on social media | Opinion
• Sports on TV: Friday, June 18, 2021
• Fireworks will return to the Keys this Fourth of July. Here’s where they are
• His bagel didn’t have cream cheese, so he pulled gun on a police chief’s daughter, cops say
• Coronavirus weekly need-to-know: Natural immunity, long-COVID, reinfection & more
• Beach commissioner Góngora says new term limits don’t apply to him, runs for reelection
• That ‘well-regulated militia?’ It was originally created to quell rebellions of the enslaved, prof says | Opinion
• Are Americans worried about COVID spreading to their family? What new poll finds
• Democrat Nikki Fried files complaint against former Trump attorney’s organization
• Butt injections, eyebrow shaving, and a goat. Weird things happen in Miami Zoom court.
• ‘Holy [bleep!]’ Florida beachgoers got a visit from a large shark in the shallows
• Juneteenth is now a federal holiday. How can I celebrate in Miami?
• Marlins get lineup boost with Rojas’ return. And Mattingly responds to Gallen comments
• DeSantis has no business sending Florida police to Texas border. Campaign ruse alert! | Opinion
• A swimmer in the Gulf was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Then came the shark
• A driver defaced a Pride street mural during a Trump birthday rally. He turned himself in
• Dolphins cornerback Byron Jones’ thoughts on Howard, where he wants to improve and salary
• Heat’s coaching stability with Spoelstra continues to be NBA exception. How unique is it?
• A look at the Class of 2022 football prospects scheduled to visit Hurricanes this weekend
• Shane Battier leaves full-time job with Heat. Here’s what he’s going to do now
• AEW Dynamite on tour in Miami is a Red Velvet Homecoming. Jim Ross talks AEW touring, too
• Man killed in hit-and-run on Interstate 95 in Fort Lauderdale, troopers say
• Inter Miami faces D.C. United on the road Saturday, seeks to avenge 3-0 home loss
• If Putin isn’t rethinking his legacy after meeting with Biden, perhaps he should be | Opinion
• Podcast: What CFP expansion means for Miami. And takeaways from Jacurri Brown interview
• This Miami ramen bar is opening a secret summer speakeasy. You’ll need a reservation.
• Miami’s Coyo Taco continues to expand. Here’s where new restaurants are opening
• An artist, a cheerleader and King Brenis. Meet five resilient stars of the Class of ’21
• E-scooter injuries needing ER visits on rise — especially to head and neck, study finds
• It was a routine demolition to make way for a Brickell tower. Then these were dug up
• ‘It’s coming from the heart’: Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital adds new Jozza works
• Miami chief’s ‘You lie, you die’ mandate cited in call for firing high-ranking female cop
• Nicaragua’s wave of arrests could be the start of a hereditary dictatorship — like Cuba’s | Opinion
• Haiti leader tells UN that constitutional referendum, elections are under way
• What killed the stingrays at this Florida zoo? After an investigation, some answers
• A woman died in a 2020 boat crash. Florida police now call it a BUI manslaughter case.
• After career year, Panthers C Aleksander Barkov wins Selke Trophy for second major award
• Cuba decided to make its own COVID-19 vaccines. Now it needs syringes
• Here is how Miami native Alejandro Sancho wound up in the U.S. Army and Tokyo Olympics
• Florida’s weekly COVID update: 10,095 cases and 290 deaths reported
• Another digital Van Gogh experience is now open in Miami. Here’s how it’s different