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October 5, 2022

• From Republican to Democrat, some faithful supporters continue donating to Charlie Crist
• As Heat explores Adebayo-Yurtseven frontcourt, what needs to happen for pairing to work?
• Push for U.S. sanctions against supporters of Haitian gang violence grows in Congress
• Dolphins’ McDaniel addresses status of Byron Jones, Howard, Tua and more. Practice news
• NFL Thursday night: Colts at Broncos finds Matt Ryan, Russell Wilson looking for answers. Our pick
• Miami-Dade officer cleared in killing of troubled woman who shot at cops during eviction
• Gas prices are likely going to rise again, experts say. Here’s what you need to know
• Tua doing well, helping in the building. And Thompson addresses calls for him to start
• Man vanished after a 2006 party, Vermont cops say. His truck was just found in a river
• Five years in, Miami Marlins rebuild isn’t working. Here is the fix — but it will hurt | Opinion
• Megyn Kelly still upset about JLo and Shakira’s Super Bowl show almost 3 years later
• Condominium sells in Miami for $1.8 million
• Sale closed in Coral Gables $4.3 million for a five-bedroom home
• Searching for the living, finding the dead. Hurricane Ian takes toll on rescuers, too | Editorial
• Bullet flies through attacking pit bull and then strikes deputy, Florida cops say
• Sale closed in Pinecrest $2.5 million for a four-bedroom home
• 38 drownings linked to Hurricane Ian so far, authorities say. Most were in Lee County
• Walking with Janet McAliley was such a gift | Opinion
• Five-bedroom home sells for $3.7 million in Miami
• Condominium in Coral Gables sells for $1.6 million
• Hercules statue — 1,900 years old but still with rock-hard abs — found buried in Greece
• Pregnant mom shot in head while sleeping in car with her family, Florida cops say
• Chernobyl frogs look different 36 years after disaster. They’re adapting, study says
• Single family residence sells for $2.1 million in Miami
• What were the 10 most expensive homes sold in Coral Gables area last week?
• Top eight most expensive homes sold in Pinecrest area last week
• National debt tops $31 trillion for the first time. How much accrued under Biden?
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2022
• Players, Mattingly discuss if Marlins can win with such a low payroll. What history shows
• Body found handcuffed in snow after fake US marshal ‘arrested’ Vermont man, feds say
• Miami Marlins lose another one-run game as Atlanta Braves win fifth consecutive NL East title
• ‘72 Dolphins hold Jets’ Joe Namath to 152 yards passing in a 27-17 victory
• An aggressive Bam Adebayo, and other takeaways from the Heat’s preseason opener
• Men hurl racist slurs, attack Black man in Family Dollar parking lot in Florida, feds say
• Pope: Without a label, Dolphins’ defense still sticks it to the Joe Namath’s Jets
• The ’72 Dolphins 50th anniversary celebration: Six questions with safety Dick Anderson
• Seeking redemption, Ferguson secures back-to-back GMAC girls’ volleyball championships
• Podcast: Who’s responsible for Tua’s injury? And previewing Dolphins-Jets
• In Miami, Trump says hard-line immigration policies are driving Latinos to the right
• Coast Guard reaches North Pole for just 2nd time. Then crew members had some fun, too
• Erik Spoelstra on the Heat’s preseason lineup experiments, strength of the Eastern Conference
• Watch video of first responders, Publix truck crossing repaired Pine Island bridge after Ian
• 72 hours before landfall: What FL officials warned, and when, ahead of Hurricane Ian
• He survived Ian in a tree as his mobile home flooded. Are trailer parks too risky?
• Miami jury gets it right: Mexican telenovela actor Pablo Lyle is convicted in road-rage killing | Editorial
• Florida needs a green infrastructure plan. Our Wildlife Corridor provides the blueprint | Opinion
• Deaths of 7 Cuban migrants linked to Hurricane Ian, Keys medical examiner confirms
• Miami took MTSU lightly last month. Canes promise they got attitude adjustment during bye
• Miami expects several key starters back vs. UNC, but Nelson remains ‘game-time decision’
• It’s not just Tkachuk: What to know about other newcomers’ potential roles with Panthers
• Records are meant to be broken, but not these weird MLB untouchables. See if you agree
• ‘We appreciate working together.’ DeSantis, Biden tout hurricane response in Fort Myers
• Miami area assisted living facility resident missing, cops say. Is the ALF licensed?
• There’s a depression in the Atlantic. Will another one form near the Caribbean Sea?
• Facing federal PPP fraud investigations, online lender Kabbage files for bankruptcy
• This Little Havana bar was just named among the 50 best in the world — again
• Did a Miami art collector burn a Frida Kahlo drawing to make NFTs? Mexico wants answers
• ‘Quiet quitting’ is the fakest of workplace pandemic trends | Opinion
• American tourist killed in Turks and Caicos was an NAACP leader from Virginia
• ‘Spaghetti pancakes’ go viral on TikTok. What are they, and why are they so popular?
• Could another storm form in the Atlantic? A look at the final stretch of hurricane season
• ‘FUN night in Miami’: See Christina Aguilera rock a bustier in Miami after award show
• Can non-citizens get FEMA assistance after Hurricane Ian? Yes, under these conditions
• Florida fights release of documents in GOP-friendly congressional redistricting plan
• Listeria outbreak: 25th brand added to the cheese recall touching Kroger, Publix, others