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September 3, 2021

• COVID hospitalization rates 10 times higher in unvaccinated kids, CDC says. What to know
• How many Americans have coronavirus antibodies? Blood donations show vast majority do
• A Key West condo building is unsafe, city says, and residents fear they’ll be forced out
• Preservationists aim to shoot down plan to demolish Al Capone’s Palm Island house
• She began training at 13. Now this teen Prodigy is making quite a mark in Ring of Honor
• Inter Miami goalkeeper Nick Marsman happy after recent success and whirlwind wedding
• State appeals judge’s ruling, leaving ban on face mask mandates in schools in place
• South Floridians will be everywhere in Miami-Alabama. Many are playing for the Tide
• No. 1 Bama blockbuster: Miami faces challenge — and opportunity — in season opener  
• With evictions set to soar, Miami-Dade seeks to mediate between landlords and tenants
• ‘Don’t do it’: Miami cops put out warning to anyone attempting milk crate challenge
• Deion Sanders’ quarterback son to debut vs. FAMU in Orange Blossom Classic on Sunday
• For the most part, Puerto Ricans didn’t politicize the COVID vaccine. Here’s the result
• Mom asks court to block $75,000 for siblings of estranged husband who killed two sons
• Sewer main break shuts down part of the Venetian Causeway, prompts swimming advisory
• Texas lawmakers are hypocritical and befuddling. They’re in a real pitiful state | Opinion
• Sports on TV: Friday, Sept. 3, 2021
• Is Publix open? Banks? Will garbage be collected? What’s open and closed on Labor Day
• An alligator bit a drone in the Florida Everglades. Its mouth filled with smoke
• After Surfside collapse, condos facing insurance challenge and demands for documents
• Coronavirus weekly need-to-know: N95 mask recalls, kidney disease, long COVID & more
• After retreat to Georgia, COVID cases in private Miami high school shot up to nearly 100
• Focus is on inspirational and safe gatherings for another COVID-era Rosh Hashanah | Opinion
• Invasive snakehead caught in a Massachusetts reservoir. Kill these fish, officials say
• WWII vet, barbershop owner and father at 100: His greatest accomplishment is ‘being alive!’
• ‘Some not so good news:’ Bachelor star vows to fight after her recent diagnosis
• Sloppy defense, off night from Sandy Alcantara result in Marlins being swept by Mets
• FIU’s 48-10 blowout victory in opener gets season off to a running start
• A question potentially facing Miami Hurricanes’ Manny Diaz in Alabama opener and beyond
• Podcast: The Miami Hurricanes’ guide to upsetting the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide
• Dolphins hope Hunt is a driving force for offensive line in second season
• As crackdown continues, the Cuban government is holding visual artist hostage, activists say
• Florida Senate President Wilton Simpson to run for agriculture commissioner in 2022
• Attention, Hialeah: You all just got a shout out in this new Drake song
• Parkland school shooter wanted words like ‘slaughter’ barred from trial. Judge declined
• Hurricane Larry slowly strengthening, forecast to be a Category 4 storm this weekend
• Doral Academy, Hialeah Gardens, South Plantation volleyball; St. Thomas Aquinas football
• Biden administration takes first step to increase staffing at the embassy in Havana
• Senior-level hires and promotions for the week of Aug. 23, 2021
• Lowe Art Museum reopens, with new exhibits, free admission
• Heat picks up Herro’s option for 2022-23 season. What it means for Miami moving forward
• Brian Anderson’s frustrating season hits another level after second shoulder injury
• How many vaccinated Americans would want a COVID booster shot? Here’s what poll found
• In Florida, new COVID-19 cases have dipped among adults but not for people under 20
• What to know about every Broward County high school football team for the 2021 season
• Can Dillard be a contender? Panthers up to challenge after moving up to Class 7A
• What to know about every Miami-Dade County high school football team for the 2021 season
• 21 years after Sean Taylor, Gulliver Prep has eyes on a second state championship
• Aquinas, Central and 20 other South Florida teams with championship aspirations in 2021
• ‘We’re in the glory days’: How Patrick Surtain turned American Heritage into a juggernaut
• If you don’t stretch properly before running or playing sports, you risk hurting yourself
• Puerto Rico will prosecute first case under new gender-related homicide law
• Is meat grown in a lab actually meat? Officials really want to know what you think
• Sérêvène restaurant gets a second chance as Greystone Hotel in Miami Beach reopens
• Florida must increase its COVID vaccination rate. Here’s how to make it happen | Opinion
• Former NFL scout assesses Miami Dolphins’ roster by position
• You can help Haiti and other nations in crisis, even if you’re not a tennis champion | Opinion
• A Keys man stole a miniature goat. The owner says ‘Billy the Kidder’ came home drunk.
• Runaway cart at MIA injures three after luggage tumbles onto accelerator
• Miami-Dade mayor offers county workers raises ahead of her first budget vote
• Broward men laundered $2 million using scams and COVID loans, feds say
• She helped women marry for money — literally, feds say. She now faces fraud charges.
• It’s a 3-way race for Homestead mayor on Oct. 5. Council seats are up for grabs, too.
• Miami Beach Commission candidate says she was called a ‘f---ing b----’ in online forum
• Fauci says ‘mu’ coronavirus variant not ‘immediate threat’ — but US takes it seriously
• They have a new way to pray, and it involves cameras. How High Holidays go high-tech
• How South Florida is paying tribute to 9/11 heroes on 20th anniversary of the attacks
• He led police on a chase on a kayak. Cops say they caught him with lobsters in his pockets