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February 16, 2022

•  I accidentally booked two rentals on Hotwire. Can I get a refund?
• What did South Beach used to look like? These old photos show life in the 1950s and ’60s
• Colombian businessman and Maduro ally Alex Saab worked as DEA informant, court papers reveal
• Is an ‘unwanted’ Apple AirTag tracking you? Here’s how to tell — and what you can do
• La Ventanita podcast: Chef Teach talks Wynwood gentrification, touring with Pitbull
• His mother, grandfather died young of same condition. How 19-year-old escaped that fate
• Tasered Opa-locka cop now named interim police chief, the fourth in 18 months for city
• Cuban activist stranded in Miami after she was denied boarding an AA flight to Havana
• Still waiting for your free COVID tests from the government? Here’s what to know
• Four shot and one dead in an ambush-style shooting in Northwest Miami-Dade, cops say
• Court overturns conviction of North Miami cop who shot at unarmed autistic man holding toy
• Cristobal’s plan for the Hurricanes’ recruiting department. And top recruits eyeing Canes
• Miami makes it official with new secondary coach from national champ Georgia Bulldogs
• Why is Florida fertile ground for Oath Keepers and hate groups? We encourage extremism | Editorial
• Where do we go first? Here’s what to do in Miami on Presidents’ Day weekend
• NFL, Miami Dolphins owner Ross hire lawyers in defense against Brian Flores’ lawsuit
• Beachgoers look on in horror as shark kills swimmer in Australia. ‘Blood everywhere’
• Mike McDaniel closing in on assembling staff, including former Dolphins Pro Bowl cornerback
• This is what excites some Miami Dolphins players about Mike McDaniel. And more Fins mocks
• Dolphins position review: Will Miami be able to keep its free agent tight ends?
• ‘Dan the Musical’? Next stop, Broadway? Inside peek at Le Batard Show’s odd, ambitious new project
• Miami driver wheels around a gate arm, causing the 4th Brightline collision in 4 days
• Otis Wallace, mayor of Florida City since 1984, wins runoff and another four-year term
• 1 dead after Camaro with baby goes into Broward canal. A shooting was involved, cops say
• Florida COVID update: Newly reported cases and deaths, and latest on hospital patients
• Police appeal for help in I-95 Valentine’s Day shooting. Miami woman, 26, clings to life
• Russia’s influence in Latin America grows while US focuses on Ukraine | Opinion
• Latin America may think Russia invading Ukraine would be a godsend. But it wouldn’t be | Opinion
• Did an alligator just eat my phone? Animals swallowing human stuff, and zoo has a warning
• Groping someone could result in stronger criminal charge under proposed Florida law
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $3.7 million
• ‘This is getting bad now.’ TikTok video shows pricey steak locked up at Florida Walmart
• Should Florida relax nursing home staffing rules? Industry says yes, advocates say no
• Is your Wordle different than your friends’? Here’s why and how to fix it
• Exercising after a COVID or flu shot can boost effectiveness, study says. Here’s why
• Some national parks are booming. What to know as 44 parks smash records in 2021
• Victor Oladipo to continue recovery with Heat G League team, moves closer to potential return
• ‘They cannot keep us apart’: Tim ‘Ice’ Harris is back at Booker T. for his fourth stint
• What are the most expensive homes sold in Coral Gables area last week?
• Coral Gables, Florida condominium sells for $1.6 million
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $4.6 million
• LeVar Burton lauds banned books on ‘Daily Show’: ‘That’s where the good stuff is’
• Miami Gardens pastor stole 76-year-old’s home, left him thousands in debt, authorities say
• Close to full strength, Panthers have ‘tough decisions’ to make with deep forwards group
• FBI is investigating a bank robbery in Miami Beach. Roads are closed in the area
• Heat fills open two-way spot with Javonte Smart. Also, halfcourt offensive metrics to know
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2022
• ‘Be More Chill’ brings Area Stage to the Arsht Center
• Single-family home sells in Coral Gables for $6 million
• Want to preserve your Valentine’s Day flowers? Here are some tips to keep them longer
• ‘Family will pay.’ GA man threatens executive with ‘bloodbath’ over stocks, feds say
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $3.8 million
• Letter to the editor: A Supreme Court Justice from Miami? Yes!
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $3.5 million
• Takeaways from Heat loss to Mavericks, as offense goes cold and Oladipo heads to Sioux Falls
• Miami, Florida house sells for $14.9 million
• Broward man conned elderly, spent $1.3 million on private school, diamonds, a McLaren
• Woman with several butt injections dropped off at hospital before dying, NY cops say
• ‘Tiger King’ star Carole Baskin has an upcoming gig in Florida. All cool cats invited
• Miami, Florida house sells for $1.5 million
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $3.1 million
• Miami, Florida condominium sells for $4.3 million
• Cypress Bay girls’ soccer stuns Palmetto on last-minute corner-kick goal for region title
• Pinecrest, Florida house sells for $1.8 million
• A Black woman on the U.S. Supreme Court would be a first. Here are some other milestones
• What are the most expensive homes sold in Pinecrest area last week?
• What the tears of Florida’s Olympic champion, on hearing the National Anthem, say to us | Opinion
• Podcast: Recapping Super Bowl, first impressions of new Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $3.8 million
• A ‘Hunger Moon’ will appear in the sky this week. What it is — and when to see it
• It’s been nearly 10 years since Trayvon Martin was killed. How has his death impacted you?
• In another close matchup, St. Thomas Aquinas edges Blanche Ely to keep title defense alive
• LaSalle boys’ soccer in region final. Plus basketball, football, lacrosse, tennis, water polo
• Florida’s heading for a ban on abortions after 15 weeks. Here’s what you need to know
• Karen Peterson and Dancers reflect on cycle of life in ‘Samsara’
• Both musically and theatrically, ‘On Your Feet’ at the Miracle is spectacular
• Detached house in Coral Gables sells for $2.1 million
• Potential U.S. Supreme Court nominees hail from Miami, South Carolina and California
• Miami Dolphins hiring outside linebackers coach, quarterbacks coach
• Miami, Florida condominium sells for $5.4 million
• Florida’s Hope Scholarships helped me rescue my daughter from a school bully | Opinion
• Democracy is under attack, and voters in Miami are the targets | Editorial
• Poll: Voters support more frequent inspections of aging condos
• Miami, Florida house sells for $3 million
• Inter Miami beats Charleston 1-0 in preseason match, Ariel Lassiter scores game-winner
• Lourdes Academy girls’ soccer wins thriller vs. Doral to return to state semifinals
• North Broward Prep girls soccer edges Palmer Trinity to secure first trip to state semis
• Florida A/C repair company didn’t pay workers $36,000 in earned wages, feds announce
• Voting advocates call truce on legislative maps in Florida’s redistricting fight
• Video shows Miami Beach firefighters fishing ‘Tuna’ out of the water
• Miami, Florida house sells for $12.4 million
• Florida officials kept file on ‘horrifying’ child abuse secret. A judge just rebuked them
• The CDC just changed its mask guidelines. Where do you still need one in South Florida?
• ‘I am so inspired.’ Hopes of U.S. Supreme Court pick stir Miami’s Black legal community
• Is your Serta mattress among the 25 model numbers recalled as fire hazards?