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July 6, 2022

• Former state senator reaches ethics settlement related to sexual harassment allegations
• 217-pound turtle dragged 2 fishing rods, 10 hooks, part of tire, Florida rescuers say
• Noise-detecting cameras proposed for Miami Beach to target loud car music and exhausts
• How bad is inflation? Forget the official numbers, just look in your wallet | Opinion
• Elections, lawsuits may shape how DeSantis ‘will work to expand pro-life protections’
• In Puerto Rico, once an abortion haven for American women, history could repeat itself
• ‘We feel blessed she survived.’ Woman bitten by a shark in the Keys fights to keep leg
• Frost Art Museum’s new collection shows diversity of Puerto Rican contemporary art
• Have a cup of AK-47 Espresso at a Cowboys game. Nuthin’ wrong with that, right Jerry Jones? | Opinion
• The Panthers’ full 2022-23 schedule is out. Here are the key dates, stretches to know
• Florida argues 15-week abortion case belongs on fast track to state Supreme Court
• Coral Gables, Florida, house sells for $1.6 million
• ‘Hero’ helps prevent July 4 shooting Virginia roommates were planning, cops say
• Police investigate ‘hate crime’ vandalism at a Hialeah pro-life pregnancy center
• Coral Gables, Florida, condominium sells for $2.1 million
• Three Miami suspects charged with stealing millions in gems, jewelry in robbery spree
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $3 million
• Zombie fighters, cosplay and comics: Florida Supercon returns to Miami Beach
• Coral Gables, Florida, house sells for $2.8 million
• ‘Are You There, Bette Davis?’ from Uruguay opens Hispanic Theatre Festival of Miami
• Top 10 most expensive homes sold in Pinecrest area last week?
• Coral Gables, Florida, condominium sells for $5 million
• Here’s why Trinidad and Tobago’s relay men’s team got gold medals in track 14 years later
• Visit by NBA superstar highlights busy FIU basketball offseason
• Cy Young alert! Marlins ace-on-fire Alcantara tosses another gem in 6th straight Miami win | Opinion
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $5.5 million
• Lawsuit: Hollywood woman’s mother killed by listeria from Florida ice cream company
• ‘He’s just special’: Sandy Alcantara tosses 2-hit masterpiece to shut down Ohtani, Angels
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $2.1 million
• See John Travolta pose with rock royalty at this Florida concert. ‘How cool is that?’
• Top 10 most expensive homes sold in Coral Gables area last week?
• What was North Beach like in the 1980s and ’90s? There was change on the street
• Miami, Florida, condominium sells for $3.4 million
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $7.5 million
• ‘Hostile’ crowd attacked police as they tried to save gunshot victim, Maine cops say
• Miami, Florida, house sells for $2.4 million
• 3 children found locked in idling car outside Walmart — with loaded gun, NH cops say
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, June 6, 2022
• After 40 years, the owner of this old-timey diner in Pinecrest wants to sell 
• A new hospital is open at Zoo Miami. What that means for the animals and the humans
• Starting Wednesday, states can apply for federal money to upgrade electrical grids
• The beat goes on at live music clubs in South Florida. Here are some for you to visit
• How much cryptocurrency does Miami Mayor Francis Suarez have? Here’s a first glimpse
• U.S. Supreme Court decision could derail abortion-rights moves in Latin America
• Miami-Dade mayor shakes up public safety leadership again, with focus on jail reforms
• Remember these Miami music venues? Some big names came out of small places
• They don’t pick until Round 3, but Panthers still could be one of busiest teams at Draft
• What was your favorite live music club in Miami? Tell us about it in our poll
• She thought she got hit by stray fireworks in Florida. She was mistaken, police say
• What if that coach praying on the football field is Muslim? It’s time we test that | Opinion
• Florida Republicans’ Mr. Fix-it, Pete Antonacci, to lead new elections security office
• Supervisor ordered to stop hiring Black workers at Florida company, lawsuit says
• Caleb Martin staying with Heat on three-year deal; change made to Victor Oladipo’s contract
• The killing of a Black youth in Cuba sparks criticism of police brutality and racism
• A baby was trapped in an overturned Jeep in Florida. A rescuer could do just one thing
• Pinecrest, Florida, house sells for $2.6 million
• More people than ever see Bible as ‘fables’ than ‘actual word of God, US poll finds
• Coral Gables, Florida, house sells for $2.3 million
• South Miami, Florida, house sells for $2.7 million
• COVID for 471 days: Cancer patient had virus evolve three times in body, study finds
• A year after Moïse’s assassination, U.S., partners are coming to Haiti’s aid | Opinion
• Density isn’t a dirty word. Miami-Dade has got to tackle its housing crisis — for real | Editorial
• Chile’s constitution gives outsize power to indigenous citizens, but it could backfire on them | Opinion
• Watch as lightning bolt leaves two vehicles ‘fried’ while driving on I-75 in Florida
• Attention, Florida: Invasive, exotic fruit flies are back, and they have huge appetites
• Check out Miami Oculto, a new podcast about Miami’s mysteries and oddities
• Dog lost in Florida 8 years ago is returned to Missouri family. ‘Same great snuggler’
• Food podcast: Golden Rule fire, Wood Tavern closes, Wagons West sale — an all-banter show
• Here’s why packs of shortbread cookies sold exclusively at Target have been recalled