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Should Heat run it back or make changes? Pat Riley offers his thoughts entering offseason

During Pat Riley’s 27 seasons with the Miami Heat, the franchise has won three NBA championships. The Heat has also made nine appearances in the Eastern Conference finals and six appearances in the NBA Finals during that time.

Miami Herald · Jun 6, 2022

The system that drenched South Florida Friday and Saturday is now Tropical Storm Alex

MIAMI — The system that drowned out Friday night and most of Saturday in Miami and Fort Lauderdale has strengthened, picked up a name, and is threatening Bermuda.

Miami Herald · Jun 5, 2022

The inside story on Tua Tagovailoa's offseason from his trainer: ‘I haven’t seen him this happy ever’

MIAMI — The pervasive optimism about Tua Tagovailoa around the Dolphins organization isn’t merely rooted in the fact that his supporting cast has been augmented and that an offensive savant — with a quarterback-friendly offense to boot — has been hired as head coach.

Miami Herald · Jun 5, 2022

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‘This is the Renaissance:’ Ricky Williams speaks at cannabis conference in Miami

MIAMI — Ricky Williams landed in Miami Thursday night and in the middle of a blunt, he couldn’t help but think back to 20 years ago.

Miami Herald · Jun 5, 2022

Marlins rally past Giants for first walk-off win of the season

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins rallied in the fifth.

Miami Herald · Jun 5, 2022

3 groups of Cubans arrived in the Florida Keys this week, and one boat was sinking

MIAMI — Three groups of Cuban people arrived in the Lower Keys this week, as the surge in attempts to flee Cuba for Florida by making a treacherous journey by sea — most often in unsafe homemade boats — continues.

Miami Herald · Jun 4, 2022

There were 200 kidnappings in Haiti in May, UN agency says

Exactly one year after warring gangs shut down transportation links to the southern regions of Haiti, armed groups continue to restrict access to vulnerable communities in Port-au-Prince, forcing thousands of others from their homes on the eastern outskirts of the capital and creating travel problems in the north of the…

Miami Herald · Jun 3, 2022

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Blasting Biden on Latin America, Trump caters to familiar audience in Miami TV interview

MIAMI — Former President Donald Trump bragged about his gains with Hispanic voters in Miami in the 2020 election and slammed the Biden administration over its recent policy shifts in Cuba and Venezuela, during a prime-time interview with the Miami Spanish-language station, MegaTV.

Miami Herald · Jun 3, 2022

The Week Ahead: Inflation, confidence and the waning belief in a soft landing

Sell in May and go away is the tired investing adage. Well, will the investment markets now swoon in June?

Miami Herald · Jun 3, 2022

Greg Cote: An American tragedy, a lesson in Sioux Falls: Sports, real life in age of mass shootings

MIAMI — This involves a football team.

Miami Herald · Jun 3, 2022

Sandy Alcantara has another strong outing as Miami Marlins shut out San Francisco Giants

MIAMI — Sandy Alcantara had already thrown 104 pitches when he trotted out of the dugout and back to the loanDepot park mound for the seventh inning on Thursday. The Miami Marlins’ ace was likely on a short leash with his pitch count in triple digits for a third consecutive…

Miami Herald · Jun 3, 2022

‘He’s a fighter’: Why MLB’s Lou Gehrig Day has special meaning for Marlins’ Tommy Nance

Miami Marlins reliever Tommy Nance doesn’t need too many words to describe his father Mark.

Miami Herald · Jun 2, 2022

Coast Guard returns 40 people to Cuba after they were stopped off Florida Keys

MIAMI — The U.S. Coast Guard sent 40 people back to Cuba on Thursday after stopping them off the Florida Keys earlier this week.

Miami Herald · Jun 2, 2022

Cuba reduces sentences for some July 11 protesters, but activists warn crackdown continues

After a long struggle to get her son released from jail, Barbara Farrat shed tears of joy when the moment arrived last week.

Miami Herald · Jun 2, 2022

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Miami Herald · Jun 2, 2022

He leads in Colombia’s presidential election, but few know what his presidency would be like

Construction businessman Rodolfo Hernandez surprised many Colombians Sunday when he moved on to the runoff in the presidential election thanks to a populist anti-corruption message spread through social media that followed in the footsteps of the Donald Trump campaign in 2016.

Miami Herald · Jun 2, 2022

Hurricane category isn’t the full picture. Scientists suggest it’s time for a new scale

MIAMI — Nothing drives hurricane experts crazier than the sentiment, “Oh, it’s just a Category 1.”

Miami Herald · Jun 2, 2022

‘The Haitian story is the Black story.’ Haiti through the eyes of Haitian-Americans

Kerlie Leonce wasn’t always proud to be Haitian.

Miami Herald · Jun 1, 2022

Will Keys boat captain face charges in parasail tragedy at bridge? ‘It’s possible’

MIAMI — A boat driver who police say cut a parasail cable on Memorial Day, dragging three people across the water before they crashed into a Florida Keys bridge, could face criminal charges, according to the state agency that enforces laws on the water.

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Miami Herald · Jun 1, 2022

Panthers’ offseason questions begin with the future of interim coach Andrew Brunette

Three years ago, Andrew Brunette wasn’t even in coaching. A year ago, he still wasn’t quite sure whether being a head coach was even what he wanted.

Miami Herald · Jun 1, 2022

US Coast Guard returns 223 migrants back to Haiti, Cuba. Some stopped off Florida Keys

MIAMI — The U.S. Coast Guard returned 223 U.S.-bound migrants back to Haiti and Cuba on Tuesday after detaining eight migrant boats at sea during the Memorial Day weekend.

Miami Herald · Jun 1, 2022

Captain cut parasailing cable before mom and kids slammed into Florida Keys bridge, police say

MIAMI — A parasailing cable tethering a young mother and two children to a boat was intentionally cut by the vessel’s captain on Memorial Day, plunging them into the water and dragging them across the surface before they hit a Florida Keys bridge, according to police investigating the case.

Miami Herald · May 31, 2022

Michelle Kaufman: Inter Miami climbs standings, but still ranks last in attendance. That is unacceptable.

June is here and the Heat’s season is over. The Panthers are done, too. Football is a few months away. Inter Miami should take advantage and pump its marketing arm into overdrive to get more fans at DRV PNK Stadium this summer.

Miami Herald · May 31, 2022

Parasailing cable snapped before slamming mom and kids into Florida Keys bridge, witness says

MIAMI — A parasailing cable tethering a young mother and two children to a boat snapped on Memorial Day, plunging them into the water and dragging them at least a mile before they hit a Florida Keys bridge, according to the captain who rescued them.

Miami Herald · May 30, 2022

Heat’s Lowry off with shot: ‘I wish I would have been able to play a little bit better’

Kyle Lowry and the Heat attributed his regular-season scoring decline (from 17.2 ppg in his final season with Toronto to 13.4 in his first with the Heat) to his determination to create shots for teammates and make all of them feel engaged and involved.

Miami Herald · May 30, 2022

Heat’s Spoelstra was ‘in shock’ at overturned Strus 3 and hopes NBA will reexamine rule

One of the costliest moments for the Miami Heat in its season-ending, 100-96 loss to the Boston Celtics on Sunday happened in Secaucus, New Jersey.

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