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September 28, 2022

• ‘Came through the floor.’ Seawater from Hurricane Ian pours into historic Key West area
• A Miami area cosmetic surgery center lists a doctor with a revoked license as a surgeon
• Hurricane Ian swamps Key West with surf, flooding, wind. Videos show what it looks like
• Planes, trees, automobiles: the first damage from Hurricane Ian in South Florida
• If Lula wins Brazil’s presidency, seven of Latin America’s largest economies will be ruled by the left | Opinion
• Hurricane Ian: Most colleges to open Thursday. South Florida school districts to remain closed
• ‘You can no longer work here.’ Dollar General fires pregnant Georgia cashier, feds say
• Janet McAliley, School Board trailblazer and ‘very soul of decency,’ dies at 88 in Miami
• Single family residence sells in Palmetto Bay for $2.7 million
• What does Hurricane Ian look like from above as it assaults Florida? See for yourself
• Sports on TV: Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022
• Where are the most outages? Hurricane Ian left 2.2 million Floridians without power
• President Biden should reject new oil-drilling leases that would threaten Florida’s coast | Opinion
• Miami-area woman charged in $4.6 million Ponzi scheme plans to plead guilty to fraud
• Watch Lizzo perform with centuries-old crystal flute owned by James Madison. ‘Iconic’
• Hurricane Ian plummets to Cat 1, but still forecast to hit Central Florida with strong winds
• Search continues for 19 Cuban migrants who braved Hurricane Ian to reach Florida Keys
• The gnawing question and the concern with Hurricanes’ rebuild. And evaluators on Van Dyke
• Officials say most evacuated but at least 31 people stay on barrier island while Ian rages
• The ’72 Dolphins’ 50th anniversary celebration: Five questions with Manny Fernandez
• ‘72 Dolphins need a fourth-quarter comeback to edge Vikings in closest call of the season
• Pope: Dolphins originals prove great company for quarterback Griese vs. Vikings
• Erik Spoelstra rejoins Heat in Bahamas, addresses state of team for first time in four months
• What’s the key to Heat’s internal improvement plan? Adebayo: ‘It starts with me and Tyler’
• ‘Publix for the win’: Hurricane cakes are all over social media. But can you get one?
• Hurricane Ian’s strong winds are menacing Florida. Check the threat in your area
• Tua Tagovailoa one of 7 Dolphins questionable for Thursday night game vs. Bengals
• Why Tyreek Hill is eager to face Eli Apple. And former Patriot offers warning to Dolphins
• Have a hurricane crisis and can’t talk to loved ones? How to register for Florida list
• Miami Dade College no longer to run Little Havana’s Tower Theater, City of Miami says
• Ian no biggie to some on Florida coast: ‘I walk in faith and not in fear. That’s how I roll’
• Cuba after Ian: How the entire electrical grid collapsed, leaving a nation in darkness
• Woman gives birth alone in dirty jail cell as nurses ignore her screams, lawsuit says
• Shooting at a Walmart leaves 1 man dead and another in custody, Miami-Dade police say
• Could we see a tropical storm form? There was a change in system’s forecast chance
• 3-year-old lying next to sister in camper killed when branch falls, Florida cops say
• Condominium sells in Coral Gables for $2.5 million
• Spencer Knight ‘grateful’ to have extension done. What it means for Bobrovsky, Panthers
• Teens steal 82-year-old’s gift to his wife, then steal his truck, Pennsylvania cops say
• What are the 10 most expensive homes that sold in Coral Gables area last week?
• High school football players ambushed after scrimmage, PA cops say. 5 shot, 1 killed
• Single family residence sells for $1.6 million in Miami
• Marlins play spoiler at Mets (despite Bleier’s balk bonanza), but Cooper fractures finger
• Soca and sunshine: Miami Carnival returns to South Florida. Here’s what you need to know
• Brazil is keeping its commitment to fight climate change through science-based sustainable policies | Opinion
• Cuba goes dark after Hurricane Ian strikes. Can it end the great ‘apagón?’ | Editorial
• ‘Character building’: Lara Trump took her kid out in the hurricane. The Internet responds
• Hurricane Ian makes landfall at Cayo Costa. What to know about the Florida location
• As Key West dealt with Hurricane Ian, 40 people forced from their homes by a fire
• ‘It’s time to hunker down’: DeSantis urges safety as powerful Hurricane Ian nears coast
• The problem with disinformation, through the lens of a Spanish-language fact-checker
• Should it be harder to overturn presidential elections? Slim majority agree, poll finds
• Comcast offers $1 million in grants to women and minority South Florida business owners
• What to know about Dolphins-Bengals game: Kickoff time, how to watch and more
• Sale closed in Miami $1.6 million for a four-bedroom home
• Regions Bank charged millions in surprise overdraft fees, feds say. Now it must pay
• Scouts assess Miami Heat’s young player additions who are competing in training camp
• ‘Figure’ in cloud has people looking to the divine for explanation. What caused it?
• Single family residence in Pinecrest sells for $2.9 million
• Three balks in one at-bat? The historical context of Marlins pitcher Richard Bleier’s feat
• Podcast: What is the ceiling for the Dolphins after win over Bills, 3-0 start?
• Biden, DeSantis talk ahead of Hurricane Ian’s arrival
• Hurricane Ian disrupts Inter Miami preparation for pivotal road game at Toronto FC
• WATCH: SW Florida firefighters salvage life-saving tools from flooding caused by Ian
• Health worker photographed patient credit cards and went shopping with them, cops say
• Worried workers dip into savings as most suffer financially from inflation, survey finds
• Queen Elizabeth’s reign defended Western civilization | Opinion
• How long will South Florida feel effects of Hurricane Ian, and when will tornadoes stop?
• Looking for gas stations that still have fuel? Here’s one way to check
• Miami-Dade, Broward mostly spared from Ian’s wrath. Some planes damaged, fencing down
• Duplex sells for $1.9 million in Pinecrest
• Miami condominium sells for $1.6 million
• Three-bedroom home in Coral Gables sells for $2.9 million
• Bus and Metrorail service suspended in Miami-Dade County with high winds in forecast
• Single family residence in South Miami sells for $3.4 million
• Parking garage collapse kills worker on his first day, feds say. Now company owes $1.2M
• See how the latest voter registration data is likely to tilt Florida’s midterm elections
• U.S. issues ‘temporary and targeted’ Jones Act waiver for Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona
• No. 1-ranked Miami Dolphins, fans bask in national attention, ditch 20 years’ irrelevance | Opinion
• NFL Thursday: Unbeaten (for now) Dolphins face tough matchup at Cincinnati. Here is who will win
• Dolphins’ Tagovailoa, Bengals’ Burrow and the ‘rush to judgment’ for NFL quarterbacks
• There is good news for legal immigrants who need to renew their U.S. green cards
• Travel in Florida comes to a near halt as Ian makes landfall. Here’s what to know
• Where’s Jim Cantore? Wherever he shows up in Florida, move in the opposite direction
• Water in Tampa Bay recedes dramatically as Hurricane Ian approaches
• Miami Dolphins gateway to Hurricanes for Schnellenberger, perfect season’s ‘last [coach] standing’
• Two tornadoes tear through Broward, while Ian hounds Florida as a major hurricane
• How much storm surge will Hurricane Ian bring to Florida? See the risk by area
• Single family residence sells for $3.7 million in Coral Gables
• How much did the nine most expensive homes sell for in Pinecrest area last week?
• Watch your step: People are removing manhole covers when streets flood in Miami