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September 29, 2022

• Your favorite Sanibel hangouts were ground zero of hurricane. A look at some of them
• A $10,000 reward offered for the father and grandmother of a missing Miami-Dade child
• Podcast: Takeaways from Miami Heat media day and first few training camp practices
• Here’s when Chef José Andrés will close his celebrated Miami Beach restaurant
• Key Largo is so flooded that crocs swim in streets — and you can’t even flush the toilet?
• After first look of damage, DeSantis says Sanibel saw ‘biblical’ destruction
• Ian’s path of ruin: Sanibel bridge severed, Gulf Coast cities flooded, at least 12 dead
• What does Sanibel Island look like after Hurricane Ian? See for yourself
• Here’s how you can help those in Florida affected by Hurricane Ian’s devastation
• In Orlando area, ‘historic flooding’ and rainfall but few injuries or deaths reported
• ‘Please can someone send help.’ Pine Island residents fear Ian destroyed slice of old Florida
• Tropical Storm Ian offshore of Florida, and forecast to turn into a hurricane again
• Hurricane Ian has impacted flights at South Florida airports. Here’s what to know
• Publix donates $1 million to Hurricane Ian recovery, starts donation initiative at stores
• Can you drive on Florida highways after Hurricane Ian? What to know about your trip
• ‘He’s a tone-setter:’ Fullback Alec Ingold is anything and everything for Dolphins offense
• Iranian women are risking their lives for freedom. Why have Western feminists been so quiet? | Opinion
• Miami-Dade has a chance to build affordable housing for the workers who keep us safe | Opinion
• Millions never got their child tax credit, audit says. Here’s how to claim yours
• The Bradys rode out the hurricane in Miami. But another storm’s brewing, reports say
• ‘It all got wiped out’: Residents rescued from flooded Kissimmee apartments
• ‘Help is on the way’: DeSantis says hundreds have called 911, rescue efforts underway
• Schools in Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe to reopen Friday after Hurricane Ian closures
• Double vision: Panthers experiment with Barkov, Lundell together on top line in preseason
• QB Tua Tagovailoa active for game vs. Bengals. NFL investigating Dolphins practice film leak
• Flamingo photo from Hurricane Ian brings back a famous Andrew memory for Miami
• Now that the CDC has abandoned us, it’s up to medical professionals to keep us safe from COVID | Opinion
• Miami Beach commissioner faces criminal probe. Did she try to ‘interfere’ in election?
• South Florida losing a sports-talk station, as 790 The Ticket moves to Spanish format
• What does a cloned arctic wolf look like? Watch these adorable pups play in China
• Thousands were rescued from Fiona’s floods in Puerto Rico. These are some of their stories.
• Latin Billboard Awards will go on as planned in Miami — with one major tweak due to Ian
• Single-family house in Hialeah area sells for $860,000
• Broken boats litter Fort Myers marina after Hurricane Ian. One man can’t even find his
• NFL Week 4: Chiefs-Bucs, Bills-Ravens and the rest. Nailed 4 outright upsets last week
• Student loan forgiveness process will start soon. Here’s what borrowers need to know
• Inter Miami jockeying for playoff spot heading into Friday night game at Toronto FC
• Is South Florida clear of Ian? Will there be more storms? Wind? What the forecast shows
• Sale closed in Hialeah area $1.2 million for a five-bedroom home
• The 44 Percent: Hurricane Ian, FAMU students sue Florida & Coolio
• Multi family sells for $1.1 million in Hialeah area
• Cat. 5 storms making landfall in U.S. are rare. But three out of the four smashed Florida
• Are you having trouble contacting people in SW Florida after Ian? This could be why
• South Florida man who used strip clubs to lure women into prostitution ordered to pay
• High school football resuming Friday in South Florida after Hurricane Ian postponements
• During times of crisis, we’re connected to the world, and we’re connected to you
• Like Hurricane Irma only worse: In Winter Springs, a police boat navigates the streets
• Mail ballot delays possible in parts of Florida amid Hurricane Ian, election official says
• Biden: Ian ‘could be the deadliest hurricane in Florida’s history’
• ‘Very rude.’ Miami-Dade leaders attack lawyer’s push for UM stadium in Tropical Park
• Legal battle over Miami bank allegedly controlled by Venezuela intensifies
• Culture wars won’t fix Florida after Hurricane Ian. Time for real work, lawmakers | Editorial
• Jeffrey Dahmer series is Netflix’s top show, but here’s why some are furious over it
• ‘Hocus Pocus’ fans can spend an eerie night in this Sanderson sisters-themed Airbnb
• Canes need more from their NFL prospects; here’s how they’re doing. And recruiting update
• ‘We’re sitting here terrified.’ Sanibel residents await news about their idyllic island
• ‘They were left with nothing’: Cubans in Pinar del Río face uncertain recovery after Hurricane Ian
• Jones Act provides jobs for Puerto Ricans | Opinion
• From Sixto Sanchez’s surgery to roster returns, a lengthy Marlins transaction update
• Real estate agent steals $1.8 million by trying to sell properties not for sale, feds say
• Detached house sells in Hialeah area for $625,000
• Canes legacy Damari Brown is Heritage’s next great corner. Miami wants to keep him home
• Dolphins LB Melvin Ingram named Defensive Player of the Month for September
• Tyler Herro hoping for extension with Heat, but willing to remain patient: ‘I know my worth’
• Townhouse sells for $665,000 in Hialeah area
• Roof peeled off box truck by overpass flies into interstate traffic, NH cops say
• Condominium sells for $2.3 million in Miami
• Woman hides ex-landlord’s body after being confronted about forged checks, MA police say
• Three-bedroom home sells for $715,000 in Hialeah area
• Sale closed in Hialeah area $850,000 for a five-bedroom home
• Miami Marlins walked-off by Mets in extras for franchise-record 38th one-run defeat
• How much storm surge could Ian bring to Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas?
• Single family residence sells in Hialeah area for $600,000
• Walgreens manager refused to let pregnant worker leave, feds say. Then she miscarried
• A 16-year-old admitted ending a beef with a murder in a Walmart, Miami-Dade cops say
• Sports on TV: Thursday, Sept. 29, 2022
• Hurricane Ian death toll rises in storm-stricken areas. ‘Takes days’ or longer to determine
• Oladipo on where he stands and what he ideally would like. And what Heat told Highsmith
• Some Heat players have made clear they want bigger roles. Spoelstra appreciates the ‘ambition’
• Can I get a refund for these airline credits on Expedia?
• Category 1 Hurricane Ian path, advisory & warnings
• One veterinarian, and her pets, rode out Ian’s fierce eye in a Fort Myers parking garage
• Examining the back half of the Marlins’ top position prospects and where they stand
• Women should still have kids, even if it costs them wealth | Opinion
• What were the 10 most expensive homes sold in Hialeah area last week?
• Florida’s minimum wage workers get a raise this week. Here’s how much
• Sale closed in Hialeah area $854,500 for a four-bedroom home
• Hialeah area single family residence sells for $1.3 million
• Miami condominium sells for $2 million
• Hialeah area single family residence sells for $838,500
• Bus, Metrorail service returning to normal Thursday in Miami-Dade after Hurricane Ian
• Miami Marlins Double A affiliate Pensacola Blue Wahoos win league championship
• What are the 10 most expensive homes that sold in Brickell-area last week?
• St. Brendan shines at volleyball event. Plus football, sailing, Broward cross-country and more
• Ian to shift into Central Florida. Here’s what to expect before the storm reaches the area
• Tucker Carlson’s Southwest Florida home was in Hurricane Ian’s destructive path
• Seawater buried Florida towns along coast. Watch what it looked like during the surge
• Are Disney World and Cinderella Castle storm-proof? What we know as Ian crosses Florida