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March 9, 2022

• Tinder now lets you run background checks on matches. Here’s how it works
• American Airlines hiring 600 people in Miami area. Here’s what you need to know
• As Panthers continue high-scoring ways, multiple players are having career-best seasons
• First pig-heart transplant patient dies two months later. What did doctors learn?
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $4.2 million
• He got run over by a car while leaving Florida store. Then he asked about his beer
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $3.4 million
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, March 9, 2022
• She told officers she was raped, robbed by Lyft driver in Miami Beach hotel, cops say
• What are the most expensive homes sold in Coral Gables area last week?
• Podcast: Reaction to Dolphins using franchise tag, Combine talk and free agency predictions
• Chernobyl nuclear plant loses power in Ukraine. Can the radiation still be contained?
• Plane vanishes off Florida radar. Hours later, two found dead in the wreckage
• This Japanese restaurant in Brickell has the best sushi in Florida, website says
• Calle Ocho returns with a smaller line-up, but ready to get Miami dancing in the street
• ‘It’s a sad day for education.’ Miami teachers react to passing of ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill
• Florida’s new immigration policy: What it does and doesn’t do
• U.S. plans more talks with Maduro on releasing other Americans detained in Venezuela
• Where do you get cheap gas in Miami? Let us know how you save in our survey
• Miami New Drama’s ‘When Monica Met Hillary’ sets off fireworks
• Heat’s Oladipo expresses appreciation for Pat Riley, excitement about pairing with Herro
• Heat’s Tyler Herro still watching a lot of Devin Booker film. And Jimmy Butler out vs. Suns
• Could gas hit $6 a gallon in Florida? Experts predict impact on groceries and goods
• Gunfire near Miami Gardens school led to police chase, shootout on busy street. Two injured.
• This is what UM coach Jim Larranaga said about his contract extension through 2025-26
• Gattis saw Georgia’s talent firsthand. At Miami, he says, ‘we can recruit like that, too’
• Jim Larranaga on his contract extension, the ACC tourney and ‘dirty water hot dogs’
• Zoom-zoom! Hurricanes’ practices are fast and physical. Miami tight ends like it that way
• Teen jailed after TikTok video shows gun sticking out of pants at school, FL cops say
• On a busy day for the NFL, the Dolphins got a better sense of the free agency market
• FHSAA’s new ‘Metro’ classifications set ultra-competitive districts in South Florida
• Over 100 demand new rights for tenants in downtown Miami protest
• Prosecutors, public defenders to receive pay raises in July under proposed budget
• Migrant surge continues, with a group of almost 30 Cubans landing in the Keys
• Alvin Ailey Dance Company returns to South Florida, showcasing the works of two Miami alums
• Pinecrest, Florida house sells for $4.7 million
• Florida mom went gambling at an arcade. Her newborn was in the car outside, cops say
• Venezuela releases two Americans from prison after Biden team met with Maduro
• Unsafe cheese, unclean ‘clean’ slicers: Kendall’s BJ’s Wholesale Club fails inspection
• Miami, Florida house sells for $2.1 million
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $1.7 million
• High on deodorant? Florida driver faces DUI charge after sniffing Right Guard, cops say
• Democrats Osgood, Edmonds win in Broward, Palm Beach special election
• New Surfside condo collapse podcast documents the rise and fall of Champlain Towers South
• Renewed Venezuela talks offer fresh hope — and freedom for one member of Citgo 6
• Florida Panthers hold off Pittsburgh Penguins to sweep two-game road trip
• Coral Gables, Florida condominium sells for $4.5 million
• What are the most expensive homes sold in Pinecrest area last week?
• Miami, Florida house sells for $5 million
• ‘Stealth’ omicron cases are doubling in US, data shows. Is it a cause for concern?
• If new local rules hurt revenue, Florida businesses will be allowed to sue for damages
• Suisse Secrets: How one bank served Venezuelans who looted their homeland, split for Miami
• La Ventanita podcast: Bad food takes with sports radio’s Marc Hochman
• A $12 million fraud with a Keys guy, a Broward pizza joint and Miami money laundering
• Episode 1: ‘Is anybody there?’ Inside the chaos of the Surfside condo collapse
• Biden would be wrong to support the tyrant in Venezuela to fight the tyrant in Russia | Opinion
• Fee increases of 300 to 400% stun residents of Florida’s largest homeowners association
• $83 million Surfside settlement endorsed by judge but some victims plan to object
• Unvaccinated pastor removed over ‘serious disobedience’ of COVID rules, VT bishop says
• Florida’s weekend weather will make us feel like we’re on a ride. How cold will it get?
• How Byron Jones’ surgery impacts status. And Dolphins with decision to make at safety
• Virgin Voyages announces its newest team member. Hint: ‘Jenny from the Block’
• Family escapes Ukraine-Russia war, reunites with relatives in Miami after harrowing journey
• Miami, Florida house sells for $3.5 million
• Miami, Florida condominium sells for $4.4 million
• ‘Tragic, industrial accident’: Worker killed inside port-a-potty at Florida landfill
• Miami funeral home employee charged with swindling elderly man out of his home
• Antiviral pills being rolled out, but you won’t be able to just walk up and get one
• Where can you get a COVID pill in Miami and the rest of South Florida? Here’s your list
• A Miami doctor decided a breast mass was benign. The woman died of breast cancer
• Coral Gables, Florida house sells for $1.5 million
• U.S. sanctions hurt our national interests — and the Venezuelan people | Opinion
• Pinecrest, Florida house sells for $3.2 million
• Jazz in the Gardens music festival returns this weekend. Here’s what you need to know
• Before Russia crisis, quiet talks between U.S. and Venezuela paved way for prisoner release
• Not one Latin American nation is on Putin’s list of ‘unfriendly countries.’ Isn’t that sad? | Opinion
• Crucial vote for Beckham’s Inter Miami stadium complex in Miami pushed back one month
• Despite apparent breakthrough, these Americans held by Maduro regime were not freed
• 215,000 flashlights recalled. Some caused burns after the devices accidentally turned on