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September 30, 2022

• Tricks, treats and just plain terror: Here are the best Halloween events in Miami
• In 36 hours, Ian blew up from storm to Cat 4. Climate change may make that more common
• Hurricane Ian damaged my Florida megamansion, ‘Queen of Versailles’ star tells TMZ
• Devastated by Ian, Sanibel will rebuild and remain the island of our summer dreams | Opinion
• State rests manslaughter case against Mexican actor Pablo Lyle. Then, his wife testified
• See the areas ravaged by Hurricane Ian and read the stories from the ground
• Hurricane Ian death toll may have surpassed 50. Here’s what we know so far
• ‘Everything is gone.’ River still rising from Ian imperils rural Southwest Florida towns
• While Hurricane Ian raged, Florida Keys deputies dealt with a murder and a kidnapping
• What does an old Florida village look like after Hurricane Ian? You won’t recognize it
• Tua Tagovailoa leaves game with concussion in Dolphins’ loss to Bengals
• Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa stretchered off field after sustaining concussion vs. Bengals
• Which Florida hurricane was the most deadly? What to know about storms that kill
• Flies on pizzas. Rodent poop on the bar. Sewage. Miami to Palm Beach restaurant filth
• Dolphins’ McDaniel and NFL address Tua Tagovailoa’s health situation after concussion
• Haiti’s premier contemporary artist receives lifetime achievement award in South Florida
• Tagovailoa’s hands displayed a ‘fencing response’ — a concussion symptom — after injury
• Heat reacts to Tagovailoa’s injury: ‘That was scary.’ Also, Kyle Lowry talks training camp
• As strategic oil reserve is drained to record low levels, is it lowering gas prices?
• New digs on Miami AM radio for national Spanish-language outlet for conservatives
• What is Matlacha? Florida town devastated by Ian a world apart from what you’d expect
• Tyreek Hill said Bengals assistant coach “disrespected” him. And Dolphins personnel notes
• Temperatures dropped to the 60s — can we handle it? How long will chill stay in Miami?
• Dolphins fall in Cincy, but Tua hospitalized with injury scare puts loss in perspective | Opinion
• Broward detectives say they’ve solved a 12-year-old murder and have arrested a suspect
• FIU coach’s father played key role in UM’s historic signing of Black pioneer Ray Bellamy
• Watch what drone video shows at a Florida marina hit by Hurricane Ian
• ‘Baby Girl, Baby Girl, what do you see? The new Vice President looks like me!’ ‘The Kamala Project’ rhyme | Opinion
• Racism is part of Republicans’ ideological DNA. It’s just that simple | Opinion
• Hurricane center is watching a tropical wave. What the forecast says about it
• Don’t weaponize migrants for political sport. Enact humane, constructive immigration reform | Opinion
• Protests continue in Cuba after days without power in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian
• New World Symphony appoints acclaimed French conductor as new artistic director
• Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa provides update after concussion: ‘I’m feeling much better’
• With Miami Marlins ‘restructuring’ baseball operations, first round of departures underway
• Are you still without power after Ian? Here’s when FPL predicts you’ll get it back
• See what 4 Florida sites looked like before Hurricane Ian — and what they look like now
• Doctor performed unneeded surgeries on nearly 200 ‘extremely poor’ patients, feds say
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez was at a New York fundraiser during Hurricane Ian
• ‘Extremely worried’: What happens when cellphone service goes down after a storm?
• Car found covered in blood with no driver, Florida cops say. A dog solved the mystery
• Tagovailoa returns with team to South Florida. Initial test results encouraging
• Six people injured after large wave sweeps them off sidewalk near South Beach pier
• Was that really a shark swimming through the streets of Fort Myers? Experts weigh in
• Tractor Supply Co. manager made it known worker had HIV before she was fired, feds say
• NFLPA firing medical consultant for concussion ruling means Dolphins, Tua may be victims here | Opinion
• Ian, in the Carolinas, is no longer a hurricane, but heavy rains and flooding continue
• Post Tropical Cyclone Ian path, advisory & warnings
• How Marlins will change how they construct roster. And player discusses ballpark problem
• Disney, Universal to reopen after Ian pounded the region. But not everyone can get in
• Hurricanes risk aggravating migration, hunger crises in Latin America and Caribbean, U.N. fears
• Staal brothers, Florida Panthers make it a family affair
• Over 600,000 pounds of fish mysteriously died in European river. Now experts know why
• Postal workers splurge on $1.3M in luxury goods with stolen credit cards, feds say
• He tried to kill, dismember gay man he met on Grindr before calling 911, feds say
• In Overtown, St. Theresa Chapter of church celebrates 50 years of serving Miami
• Some student loans aren’t eligible for relief anymore. How to know if yours still qualify
• Dozens of people helicoptered off Sanibel Island after rescue by Miami-Dade team
• Who’s hot, who’s not after the Dolphins’ loss to the Bengals
• Catholic friar blocked entry to Planned Parenthood with padlocks, bike locks, feds say
• The Florida Panthers have a new goal song for 2022. Actually, they have 20 of them.
• Who could Kim Ng target for the Miami Marlins’ next manager? Some candidates to consider
• Ian leaves destruction, and death, in Matlacha. Colorful village flattened, isolated
• Podcast: Panic meter on Cristobal, Van Dyke and the state of Miami after loss to MTSU
• Coast Guard sees human remains in flooded home as search and rescue continues
• ‘It is what you think it is.’ Weather reporter goes viral for what’s on her microphone
• Seaplane and helicopter destroyed in a Key West airport fire, officials say
• Sports on TV: Friday, Sept. 30, 2022
• Avisail Garcia grand slam lifts Miami Marlins over Milwaukee Brewers
• Parkland shooter drew swastikas and used racial slurs. This has become all too common | Editorial
• Historic storm surge. Record flooding. Ian’s lesson in the rising risk of hurricanes
• Results are in. Gulliver volleyball standout voted Dade High School Athlete of the Week
• Results are in. Pine Crest volleyball standout voted Broward High School Athlete of the Week
• Spanish-language misinformation: Ted Cruz tweets and U.S. WhatsApp disinfo tip line
• We Floridians are resilient, with the strength and spirit to rebuild after Hurricane Ian | Opinion
• Haven’t heard from your loved ones after Ian? Here’s where to call for a wellness check
• At 16, Ransom student is an environmental activist. Congress has given him a Gold Medal