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July 27, 2022

• Credit cards, mortgages and jobs: How the Fed’s latest rate hike will affect you
• The Pan American Health Organization reports nearly 5,300 monkeypox cases in the Americas
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $2.2 million
• Old science museum set for demolition, as part of major renovation at historic Vizcaya Village
• How did Jazz Chisholm’s back injury get to this point? A timeline of how it unfolded
• Top 10 most expensive homes sold in Coral Gables area last week
• Nissan Stadium elicits fond memories for WWE’s Angelo Dawkins. SummerSlam can add to it greatly
• Will Miami Beach voters OK $159 million for arts at some of city’s iconic venues?
• 11-year-old was driving car that crashed into young boy near playground, DC cops say
• Shawn Mendes cancels tour to focus on health. ‘It breaks my heart to tell you this’
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $1.6 million
• Coral Gables, Florida, house sells for $2.9 million
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $2.8 million
• Mom’s funeral interrupted after wrong body placed in casket, NJ family’s lawsuit says
• Bicyclist hospitalized after crash near Fort Lauderdale airport, deputies say
• Coral Gables, Florida, house sells for $15 million
• Podcast: Training camp story lines, roster projection for Dolphins defense
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $3.9 million
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $3.5 million
• McDonald’s evacuated after worker throws ammo on grill, sparking explosion, VT cops say
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $2.9 million
• Mostert, Ingold update status after surgery. And Dolphins’ Howard reacts to ‘disrespect’
• Top eight most expensive homes sold in Pinecrest area last week
• Arctic shark turns up off Central America. Why was it nearly 3,500 miles from home?
• This Black art gallery is throwing Overtown a birthday party. You’re invited
• Watch Miami-Dade District 2 candidates in forum moderated by Herald’s Jacqueline Charles
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $2 million
• He was shot in the belly at a Florida Keys home — and arrested after leaving the hospital
• Restaurants in Key West, Miami Beach named among the best outdoor spots in the U.S.
• Here’s why you won’t find the correct Mega Millions cash prize on Florida billboards
• Spirit and Frontier abort planned merger, leaving Broward airline’s future up in the air
• Feds arrest man who cops say was driving in Florida hit-and-run that killed a mom, 2 girls
• Will US gas prices be affected by Russia cutting gas to Europe? What experts say
• Intruder forcibly kisses woman as she does laundry in her home, Florida police say
• Woman falls off bow of boat and gets sucked under it into propeller, Florida cops say
• The Weeknd’s ‘After Hours’ album to inspire haunted house for Halloween Horror Nights
• Pinecrest, Florida, house sells for $3.1 million
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• Miami-Dade schools to talk more about ‘potential impact’ of sex-ed textbook decision
• Gunshots, fires and new tensions in Port-au-Prince spark fear of prison break, more trouble
• Former county commissioner Sharief gives state Sen. Book her first campaign test
• DeSantis takes another swipe at ‘woke’ corporations, saying Florida won’t invest
• Watch Miami-Dade District 8 candidates in forum moderated by Herald’s Nancy Ancrum
• Mario Cristobal nails another one as elite Orlando linebacker chooses Miami over Gators
• Another change that must happen with UM football. And why it’s likely with Cristobal
• Three UM Canes (not QB) named to Preseason All-ACC team. Van Dyke third for Player of Year
• FIU, FAU fueled by new leadership, depth and optimism in Conference USA Media Days
• Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa: The disrespected underdog QB about to prove the whole world wrong | Opinion
• Why has Miami suddenly gone from wet to dry? And will it really feel like 100 again?
• Bahamas police: Captain in Haitian migrant boat tragedy previously convicted in U.S., Cuba
• Two deaths reported in Florida Keys as lobster miniseason starts, sheriff’s office says
• ‘I wanna kill people.’ Jurors see Parkland shooter’s online comments, web searches
• Dolphins’ Mike McDaniel updates injuries, Tua and more before first training camp practice
• Miami Dolphins camp report: Who stood out, what happened on Day 1
• ‘I can feel the energy.’ Dolphins hold first training camp practice under Mike McDaniel
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, July 27, 2022
• ‘Iconic’ and puzzling estate in NY has Zillow Gone Wild scratching its head. See why
• A Key deer stuffed into an SUV has died, police say. Here’s what else was in the vehicle
• Fancy-schmancy ‘Succession’ got more Emmy nods than gritty ‘Yellowstone.’ Figures . . . | Opinion
• Miami considering plan to move homeless people to camp on island in Biscayne Bay
• With trade deadline looming, Pablo Lopez ties career-high in strikeouts. Marlins beat Reds
• Worried about the decline of democracy in Latin America? Worry about the US, too | Opinion
• In FPL’s playbook, dirty political tricks and propaganda seem to be business as usual | Editorial
• Meet the graffiti artist from Kendall whose murals bring life to Miami’s streets
• Courtroom scenes from Parkland school shooting trial: Anger and tears
• How a driven prosecutor is building the case to execute Parkland killer: ‘Brick by brick.’
• Tropical, tasty passion fruit is one of summer’s greatest hits
• Here are photos of Wynwood’s popular drag restaurant that Florida is complaining about
• Gov. DeSantis files a complaint about a Wynwood drag show performed in front of kids
• Oddly colored and somewhat phallic: How Miami’s rare tropical fruit went TikTok viral
• Police arrest woman they say fatally shot another in a packed Uber in downtown Miami
• More laxatives of Walmart, Kroger, Publix, 20 other brands recalled for contamination