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Quarterback pioneer and former Dolphins ’72 team wide receiver Marlin Briscoe dies at 76

Marlin Briscoe, the first Black starting quarterback in professional football history and a key wide receiver on the Dolphins’ 1972 undefeated team, died on Sunday night in a hospital in Norwalk, Cal. He was 76.

Miami Herald · Jun 27, 2022

Luongo becomes first to make Hockey Hall of Fame after playing most of career for Panthers

A few years ago, Roberto Luongo became the first player to have his jersey number retired by the Florida Panthers.

Miami Herald · Jun 27, 2022

This landmark Coconut Grove hotel reopens soon after $50 million makeover. Take a look

A Coconut Grove institution is reopening this summer: The Mayfair Hotel will welcome guests again in August, following a $50 million remodel.

Miami Herald · Jun 27, 2022

‘Take one breath at a time.’ Surfside marks collapse anniversary with grief, closure

SURFSIDE, Fla. — Luis Bermudez’s voice cracked as he spoke to his deceased 26-year-old boy, calling him his hero and a “warrior” who overcame every challenge in his short life. Muscular dystrophy did not hamper his son’s joy, a joy that still gives his father strength a year after “Louiyo”…

Miami Herald · Jun 24, 2022

In Florida, Publix is a big player in COVID vaccines — but it won’t give them to kids younger than 5

MIAMI — Since COVID-19 vaccines first became available, Publix has played a major role in tackling the public health emergency in Florida by offering vaccines to adults and, later, children as young as 5.

Miami Herald · Jun 24, 2022

‘They are here with me.’ Surfside families return to collapse site for one-year vigil

SURFSIDE, Fla. — The empty oceanfront land that once was home to the Champlain Towers South condo building slowly filled with people again early Friday morning.

Miami Herald · Jun 24, 2022

Editorial: Andrew Gillum’s indictment is just more bad news for Florida Democrats

He was a rising Democratic star who, in 2018, came close enough to being Florida’s governor to trigger a statewide machine recount.

Miami Herald · Jun 24, 2022

Core inflation may have peaked, but still well-above Fed’s target

The high price of gasoline doesn’t really matter to the Federal Reserve’s fight against inflation.

Miami Herald · Jun 24, 2022

After finding only death in Surfside, a rescuer fights to put her own life back together

It was the bang of roadside construction equipment along I-595 that did it. Suddenly, Nichole Notte wasn’t behind the wheel of her Jeep, she was back on the pile at Surfside with her search and rescue dog, Dig.

Miami Herald · Jun 24, 2022

Judge gives final approval to ‘remarkable’ $1 billion Surfside condo collapse settlement

MIAMI — One day before the one-year anniversary of the Surfside condominium collapse that killed 98 people, Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Michael Hanzman made his deadline and gave final approval to a $1 billion settlement of the second-largest class-action lawsuit in Florida history, which he praised in court on Thursday…

Miami Herald · Jun 23, 2022