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August 3, 2021

• ‘Queen of looking hot in a two-piece bikini’: Camila Cabello hits back at body shamers
• U.S. agents arrest wealthy Venezuelan man at Miami home on money laundering charge
• WATCH: Unvaccinated? We listened. Let’s talk. Join us for a live conversation on vaccine hesitancy
• Don’t want chapped skin? How to prep your face when you travel to a dry climate
• Removal of old Tamiami Trail roadbed opens new doors for Everglades revival
• If these conservatives were honest, they’d admit blue lives don’t matter to them at all | Opinion
• For the first time, Cuba approves Cuban-owned Miami company to do business on the island
• How do COVID infections differ in vaccinated vs. unvaccinated people? What to know
• In the market for a mover? Here are some resources to check
• ‘It’s nice to live on that edge’: Duo that met at UM fuses elements of jazz, techno
• Biden message for DeSantis on COVID mask opposition: ‘Get out of the way’
• Heat adds veteran Markieff Morris in free agency. Where roster stands and what could be next
• Dragic says goodbye and Achiuwa expresses gratitude after Heat’s sign-and-trade for Lowry
• After busy start to free agency, how can Heat fill out rest of roster? And Nunn joins Lakers
• Dolphins get physical in first practice in full pads. Plus lineups with surprises
• Here’s what the Miami Dolphins are getting so far from their new front-seven players
• Mixed news for Dolphins’ second-year players excluding Tua. One makes surprising admission
• Affordable castle listed in NY has Instagram flipping out. ‘There has to be a catch’
• Weather alert: South Florida hit with strong storms as heat index soars past 100
• Could FSU, Clemson follow Oklahoma, Texas to SEC? Seminoles president denies reports
• Free-speech site, touted as Facebook alternative, moving to Miami
• First police videos released in Surfside condo collapse: Scenes of shock, confusion, chaos
• How the Marlins decided to start Jorge Alfaro in left field and what they expect from him
• Hall of Famer Jimmy Johnson knows biggest victory of his life happened in his own family | Opinion
• ‘Chill out!’ See a disruptive passenger get taped to his seat on a flight to Miami
• Whom do unvaccinated Americans blame for COVID surge? Here’s what a poll found
• You may want to boost your cranberry consumption — they can help with stomach issues
• Sports on TV: Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2021
• Miami Beach officers acted like thugs. Looks like they learned nothing from George Floyd | Editorial
• Flies in broths, 188 live roaches, a dead rodent: South Florida’s yucky restaurants
• ‘What I needed was education’: DaBaby apologizes for Rolling Loud comments — again
• Turtles flying through windshields and surviving the impact? It’s a Florida thing
• Mayor’s veto means debate over how Miami should hire its top cop will have to wait
• Several detained in drug investigation in Miami Beach where SWAT cops arrived
• Miami, Broward schools push to get students back on track after pandemic learning losses
• COVID hospital cases not at 2020 levels yet in Miami-Dade, but they’re getting closer
• Do Americans support mask mandates as delta variant surges? Here’s what poll found
• Another Little Havana or Shenandoah senior citizen missing, third in the last four days
• Inter Miami enters Orlando City road game aiming to contain Nani, avenge June loss
• Podcast: Reviewing Marlins trades, James Rowson as acting manager and Olympics talk
• Sunny Isles mayor resigns to focus on job leading blood bank. Special election to be held
• Dolphins put on pads Tuesday. How that’s big for linemen and how it affects Tua’s growth
• A missing Miami woman suffers from PTSD and hallucinations. Cops want help finding her
• Broward school district backpedals on mask mandate after DeSantis says he’ll cut funds
• Frontier adds nine new nonstop routes from Miami, including Aruba and Turks & Caicos
• Border Patrol detains 6 Cuban migrants in Florida Keys after they landed in small city
• Jesus Luzardo holds his own in hometown debut as Miami Marlins beat New York Mets
• Now there are two. Hurricane center watching disturbances in the far eastern Atlantic
• Why a residential building has spent 13 years on Miami-Dade’s unsafe structures radar
• This family business fed Miami for 41 years. Now Norman Brothers is closing for good
• Cooper City teen charged with burglary attempt
• Longshoremen union Local 1416 celebrates 85th anniversary in Overtown
• Section 230 gives social media more leeway to be abusive. It was supposed to do the opposite | Opinion
• Recalled weight loss drugs with a banned substance can cause seizures and heart attacks