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July 22, 2021

• A dump truck crashed into the water in the Keys. The driver later died, police said
• Collins Avenue reopening soon in Surfside. Town’s engineer warns it could cave in
• Ready for a lobster dinner? What to know about hitting the water and grabbing your own
• Do COVID vaccines work against the delta variant? What to know as it spreads in US
• A (Not-So) Fresh Market, a Downstairs, a Smoothie King among Miami-Dade’s Gross Grocers
• This Peruvian spot is offering free chicken at its brand-new Miami Beach location
• ‘The Miami Debate’ brings perspective and spirited debate to your inbox. Here’s how to sign up
• Rolling Stones resume their No Filter Tour. Here’s how you can see the band in Florida
• The federal eviction ban has ended. Here’s where to get aid in Miami-Dade and Broward
• Starting Sunday, the Miami Herald will be giving you more
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez says Biden’s Cuba condemnation, sanctions are ‘not enough’
• Noisy neighbors? A new Florida law will no longer let you complain anonymously
• Proud Boys got photo ops with Miami police chief. He says he didn’t know who they were.
• Thousands are planning to attend Rolling Loud as COVID cases rise. Here’s how to keep safe
• Students need a faster, affordable path to jobs. Miami Dade College is leading the way | Opinion
• Miami Marlins drop opener to San Diego Padres but might get reinforcements soon
• Panthers announce schedule with opener set for Oct. 14. Rematch with Lightning soon after
• $20 concert tickets available for dozens of big acts through Live Nation. What to know
• ‘Coach Bowden, we love you.’ Seminoles reflect on ailing legendary football coach
• Miami Hurricane Avantae Williams dismissed from team after felony battery arrest
• Rolling Loud stage partially collapses day before music festival set to start
• Kraken signs Driedger as part of Expansion Draft. It’s the ideal outcome for Panthers
• ‘It just continues to drag.’ Miami-Dade’s Unsafe Structures board fed up with delays
• Inter Miami goalkeeper Nick Marsman calls 5-0 loss to New England “a complete disaster”
• Podcast: What can Heat take away from Bucks title run? Also, Olympic talk and trade buzz
• ‘Just keep going and going until you can’t go anymore.’ Woman who worked to 101 dies at 103
• 21-year-old woman’s remains found near human foot, FBI says. Her death is a mystery
• Miami’s Mike Harley joins D’Eriq King, Bubba Bolden as preseason nominee and ACC rep
• Biden condemns crackdown on protesters, orders sanctions against head of Cuban military
• Tokyo Olympics preview: storylines, USA and South Florida athletes to watch, TV guide
• Is the $3,000 Publix gift card real? Florida deputies and the supermarket have a warning
• New group with secretive funding challenges FPL’s four-year, $2 billion rate increase
• America has a hiring problem. The company hoping to solve it is being built in Miami
• Have you seen Delmar? A Miami senior citizen with mental health issues is missing
• Broward Schools picks former Wisconsin superintendent as Runcie’s interim replacement
• DeSantis: Schools, feds won’t mandate masks. If they do, he’ll have Legislature ban them
• Florida continues to deny the vulnerable healthcare. Congress must do it, instead | Opinion
• Miami Pace hires boys’ basketball coach in a bid to return to glory
• Florida Republicans slam President Joe Biden on Cuba during GOP townhall in Versailles
• We heard that Kanye West is performing at Rolling Loud in Miami Gardens. What we know
• First Miami-Dubai flight touches down at MIA, start of four weekly Emirates trips
• Flatfooted Democrats let Florida Republicans steal the spotlight on Cuba. Part 1 | Editorial
• No, the war on drugs didn’t fail. It imprisoned African Americans like it was supposed to | Opinion
• Rappers Fredo Bang, Lit Yoshi arrested in Miami. They’re wanted on warrants from Louisiana.
• Mystery viruses found in ancient China glacier may help hunt for signs of life on Mars
• WWE SmackDown on FOX with Carmella rolls into Hard Rock Stadium for Rolling Loud Miami
• The lines are back at COVID testing sites in Miami-Dade. Here’s how to navigate them
• U.S. surgeon general is alarmed at Florida’s soaring COVID cases. But is DeSantis? | Editorial
• New artistic director aims to make a splash with her first GableStage season 
• Retired trooper, wife charged after teen drowns at grad party, Massachusetts cops say
• ‘Let the festivities begin’: A-Rod heads out on a fancy road trip for his birthday
• Biden appoints special envoy to Haiti with an eye toward elections this year
• After six weeks, Barreiro drops bid to challenge Carollo for Miami commission seat
• Chimps caught killing gorillas in wild for first time — and researchers have theories
• The Panthers no longer just sell hope. Now the Draft is for building sustained success
• Florida AG Moody tests positive for COVID days after being with DeSantis in Texas
• Miami Hurricanes stepping forward to get vaccinated, closing in on 85-percent threshold
• Duncan Robinson was Team USA replacement option: ‘It looked like it was going to happen’
• Surfside condo asked residents to evacuate, but some stayed. Town supports evacuation
• Sports on TV: Thursday, July 22, 2021
• A disturbance will move off Florida’s coast this weekend. That may affect your weather
• In city where assassinated Haiti president is to be buried, politics of color take root
• Miami-Dade County just broke a real estate record. Here are the details
• Four brands of organic carrots recalled nationwide. They might have salmonella
• Your handheld fan might catch fire. So a national pharmacy chain just recalled them