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October 19, 2022

• ‘We had to do something.’ Parkland inspires a school safety group and ‘stop bleed’ kits
• 70 percent of blind adults are unemployed. Miami Lighthouse is helping to change that
• The ’72 Dolphins’ 50th anniversary celebration: Six questions with Larry Little
• Podcast: Will Tua’s return be enough to end the Dolphins’ 3-game losing streak?
• Woman unleashes swarm of bees on deputies trying to serve eviction notice, sheriff says
• Four-bedroom home sells for $4.4 million in Pinecrest
• Miami’s favorite outdoor holiday light show is coming back. Here’s how to get tickets
• Sale closed in Miami: $1.6 million for a three-bedroom home
• Condominium sells in Coral Gables for $7.3 million
• Rover petsitter leaves dog outside for hours, then finds him dead, Florida cops say
• ‘We saw it going down and heard a boom.’ 911 calls detail Broward plane crash that killed 2
• Man says his drink can cure insomnia, alcoholism, PTSD. Feds say it’s dangerous
• Political insider, Republican-turned-Democrat seek South Dade House District 115 seat
• ‘Seamonster’ weighing 6,000 pounds breaks world record, researchers in Portugal say
• Are shampoos and conditioners causing your skin to break out? Here’s what to watch for
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2022
• Heat’s Tyler Herro has incentive to become one of NBA’s best — literally and figuratively
• Broward company ‘ignored safety standards and a young worker has died,’ OSHA says
• Dancers in Miami City Ballet’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’ prepare for roles of star-crossed lovers
• Zoetic Stage’s ‘Mlima’s Tale’ is incisive, inspired theater
• A kitten was stranded on a highway in Fort Myers, cops say. Then came another problem
• From Shula to Buoniconti to Scott, Morrall and Kiick, ’72 Dolphins honor men who have died
• How the Florida Panthers are preparing for the immediate future without Aaron Ekblad
• Pack of dogs attack toddler, 2 others after escaping home in NY neighborhood, cops say
• Single family residence sells in Pinecrest for $1.8 million
• Three-bedroom home sells in Miami for $1.7 million
• Woman stole over $100,000 from veteran to buy a house and make home repairs, feds say
• Single-family home sells for $1.8 million in Coral Gables
• Pope: Shula, ’72 Dolphins lost their poise, but not the game against the Bills
• ‘72 dolphins overcome sloppy first half to edge Bills 24-23
• Deputy accused of sex acts with teen in program while he was advisor, Florida cops say
• He was charged with attacking police, who shot him on his Key West boat. A jury cleared him
• Spirit shareholders approve sale to JetBlue. Tough scrutiny expected though to gain regulatory approval
• Is your kid sick? South Florida seeing more respiratory illness — here’s what to know
• DeSantis appointed more donors to political posts in first term than Rick Scott
• How much did the 10 most expensive homes sell for in Pinecrest area last two weeks?
• A new, trail-blazing woman will soon appear on US quarters. Who is Anna May Wong?
• A snake was spotted on this United flight from Florida. It was flying business class
• Sale closed in Pinecrest: $4.8 million for a four-bedroom home
• A Florida doctor loses his license after two accusations of grabbing women’s breasts
• What are the 10 most expensive homes that sold in Coral Gables area last week?
• Navy sailor in Key West arrested on felony hit-and-run charge after bicycle crash
• Queen Elizabeth gave swans to this Florida city in 1957. Royal relatives got a checkup
• What is vibrio ‘flesh-eating’ bacteria — and why is it surging in Florida after Ian?
• Single-family home sells in Pinecrest for $1.8 million
• Exclusive: Miami’s Freebee snags $6 million BP investment to expand its electric-car rides
• Has Churchill’s Pub played its final song? Storied Little Haiti music venue draws bidders
• Netflix will finally crack down on password sharing. Here’s what that means for you
• Florida’s voting laws are ‘broken,’ felon advocates say following fraud arrests
• Weed will soon be sold at some Florida gas stations — a new step in popularizing Mary Jane
• You may be able to deduct more from your income in 2023, IRS says. What to know
• Florida schools must announce if bathrooms not separated by ‘biological sex at birth’
• Mayors from Miami-Dade head to Argentina for global C40 climate conference
• With boosting teacher pay on ballot, Miami-Dade teachers union president takes back seat
• Federal agent teaching class killed in shooting at gun range in West Miami-Dade
• Dolphins’ Hill dishes on reasons for record receiving pace. And injury news, roster moves
• How cold will it get in Florida? A breakdown of where you’ll feel 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s
• Conservative Christian media company to buy Miami’s La Poderosa, Cadena Azul
• Strong U.S. dollar makes Latin America a bargain for tourists, a potential boon for the region | Opinion
• Back from concussion, Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa talks injury, Steelers prep and more
• Unconventional approach lifts Miami special teams. And one Cane is midseason All-American
• One of Miami’s longest-limbed, largest Canes is a ‘lean’ run-stuffer (and friend to DEs)
• NFL Thursday: Saints, Cardinals are bad, but one gets big spark from return of star player. Our pick
• Dolphins’ McDaniel addresses Waddle, Tua, cornerback injuries. And a practice update
• How did Sanibel Causeway open early? 4,000 tons of asphalt and an ‘ambitious road map’
• 5 takeaways from a contentious U.S. Senate debate between Val Demings and Marco Rubio
• How is long COVID treated — and when should you seek treatment? What experts say
• Here are the Miami Herald Editorial Board’s recommendations for November 2022 elections
• How has manipulated Spanish-language media impacted the people around you? Let us know
• Herald recommends: Florida needs an attorney general who’ll serve the people, not the governor | Editorial
• Duped by DeSantis in Texas, he came to Florida for Ian cleanup — but was foiled again
• Gulliver volleyball standout mirroring the athleticism of her late father, Sean Taylor
• Air fryers sold by Walmart, Target and Amazon have been recalled as fire hazards