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March 17, 2022

• How are migrants traveling to South Florida? The pictures of their boats tell the story
• Vince Vaughn is a Florida man now - and spending quality time at the beach
• Video shows fatal hit and run crash in Broward. Police need your help finding the driver.
• License of Miami’s ‘Squeeze Lady’ revoked for massaging fluids through surgical wounds
• Will car insurance cover frozen iguana damage in South Florida? Curious305 investigates
• This red sauce restaurant served suburban Miami for nearly 50 years. Now it’s closing
• White House defends Jackson against GOP attacks on sex offense sentencing, Guantanamo work
• Dolphins signing receiver with ties to McDaniel as offensive tackles remain available
• Vote now for which top seed will get eliminated from March Madness first
• Miami rapper known as ‘Baby Cino’ murdered on Palmetto, minutes after leaving jail
• What the Dolphins are getting in Chase Edmonds and why he’s the darling of metrics sites
• 16 Cuban migrants, including children, arrive in the Keys. Latest in surge of landings
• A new spending bill approved by Biden also has language on Haiti policy
• Cuban authorities sentence teenagers to 10 years and more for protesting last July
• ‘I don’t have another option’: Love & Hip Hop Miami’ star talks being a single mom
• Massachusetts man found dead after vanishing on dive trip near Palm Beach, Coast Guard says
• Kim Kardashian wants you to check out her bikinis in Miami. We have details
• Sports on TV: Thursday, March 17, 2022
• Police say this video shows ‘persons of interest’ in Hollywood shooting homicide
• Free agent live blog: Dolphins - with 15 players agreed to deals - on lookout for more
• Heat’s Kyle Lowry explains pass-first offensive approach. Also, a Jimmy Butler injury update
• USF coach Fernandez, who faces UM in NCAA women’s tourney Friday, has deep Miami ties
• With four South Florida natives, Overtime Elite comes to Miami-Dade for weekend showcase
• Florida’s GOP may be OK with Miami senator’s vague apology. But voters get to decide | Editorial
• Wendle’s winning perspective, versatility could prove critical to Marlins’ goals in 2022
• ‘I can no longer be a Democrat’ | Letter
• Legislature understood the needs of Florida’s small businesses | Letter
• Life, death and resurgence: Al Blades Jr., once a baby in the UM Canes locker room, is back
• What are the most expensive homes sold in Hialeah area last week?
• Miami Lakes, Florida house sells for $1.5 million
• Getting COVID — even a mild case — increases diabetes risk, study finds. What to know
• Republicans muted in fight against Supreme Court nominee. Here’s why.
• He didn’t know how to spell his word, so he just sounded it and won Broward Spelling Bee
• UM’s Cristobal to host supercharged coaches clinic with McVay, J.J., Orgeron, Rizzi, more 
• Larranaga has the Miami Hurricanes smiling on eve of NCAA Tournament opener vs USC
• Veteran defensive player in portal to visit Canes football. And Canes basketball notes
• Salazar was ill prepared to talk about Ukraine. Tucker Carlson went for the jugular | Editorial
• Miami-Dade mayor losing top COVID advisor as Dr. Paige to leave Jackson hospital
• Brickell-area, Florida condominium sells for $3.5 million
• St. Thomas the Apostle School wins Miami-Dade approval to add students, expand
• Disney workers, former judge among 108 arrested during prostitution sting, FL cops say
• 4-year-old killed when teen driver plows through preschool playground, Florida cops say
• ‘I’m not going to take the anti-communist lecture’: Tucker Carlson spars with Salazar
• Autopsy: Teen who led Hollywood cops on chase died of injuries suffered in car crash
• 400 bulletproof vests donated to Ukraine by police officers get stolen, NYC cops say
• Masks optional for students, staff at schools run by the Archdiocese of Miami
• The 44 Percent: 7th Avenue activist, Brittney Griner & HBCU-inspired Ralph Lauren apparel
• Florida Supreme Court rules in favor of tobacco company in smoker’s lawsuit
• Miami Springs defers paint-color measure as it decides UTD mural’s fate
• Lawyer Louis Casuso, who represented Miami’s most notorious criminals, dies at 75
• After adding defenseman, Panthers still looking at trades for ‘anything and everything’
• Man plunges overboard on Carnival Cruise ship, officials say. His body was found hours later
• Florida state senator apologizes for comments she made during ‘don’t say gay’ debate
• Holocaust survivor Helen Fagin created memorials from Miami Beach to D.C. She died at 104.
• It’s a group of islands off Scotland — the word that won Miami spelling bee for 7th grader
• Passengers stuck on JetBlue plane after jet bridge operator goes home in Massachusetts
• Podcast: Is Jimmy Butler’s ankle injury concerning? Also, Heat rotation and Herro talk
• ‘Not Ready for Prime Time’ at Roxy Theatre puts spotlight on SNL’s earliest stars
• Keith Haring and the artist that inspired him on display at Fort Lauderdale Museum
• ‘I can no longer be a Democrat’
• The hardships he overcame in Cuba made him the compassionate doctor he is today
• Panthers add defenseman ahead of trade deadline, but pay steep price for potential rental
• Dolphins sign running back Raheem Mostert, who thrived with McDaniel with 49ers
• What are the most expensive homes sold in Brickell-area last week?
• Parents were drug dealers for their 4 kids — who are under age 12, Florida cops say
• 3 million bottles of gummies recalled. They might put your eye out (injured one already)