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March 4, 2023

• This wickedly cool home was once a train station — and it could be yours. Take a look
• Thrilling finish propels Columbus basketball to second state championship in a row
• Inter Miami starts 2-0 and gets second shutout with win against Philadelphia Union
• Barkov and Bennett return to lead Panthers past Penguins, hoping it’ll finally start a run
• Belen Jesuit basketball overcomes odds, turns state championship dream into reality
• Heat throttle Trae Young, beats Hawks behind big night from Bam: Details and takeaways
• Miami Hurricanes ‘tired of being average’ as they put Day 1 of spring behind them 
• ‘Our best days are ahead’. New Miami commissioner sworn-in and ready to get to work
• A relentless effort from Mater Lakes’ boys’ hoops delivers school’s first state title
• Blog from first spring Canes football practice: Who’s here, who’s not, portal news, more
• Breaking down chances of high draft pick if Miami misses playoffs. More on Heat’s collapse
• Elite gathering of financial titans returns to Miami for annual event
• Two boats, carrying 48 Cuban migrants, make landing on Dry Tortugas in Florida Keys
• South Dade wins 18th state title, all 14 Bucs wrestlers medal; Somerset 1A runner-up
• Co-Champions! UM survives Pitt to win share of ACC title for first time in 10 years
• U.N. details Haiti’s serious challenges with gangs, guns and drugs — and issues a warning
• Riviera Prep boys’ basketball rides smothering defense to school’s first state title
• A Broward girl, 11, has been found after 2 days missing, the sheriff’s office says
• Sports on TV: Saturday, March 4, 2023
• UM women play “immature” first quarter, bounced by Virginia Tech in ACC tournament
• ‘The final battle’: Trump says GOP establishment can’t wrest back control of party
• ‘This year’s going to be the year’: Why Miami’s Van Dyke believes in a bounceback in 2023
• GM Bill Zito defends Paul Maurice, Panthers’ process near the end of disappointing season
• Eyedrops for glaucoma, ocular hypertension recalled nationally by Broward medical company
• Eye drops used to reduce inflammation are recalled globally. They may be contaminated