Miami Herald - 2020-05-30

• Billboard that used MLK quote for Keys’ reopening is taken down
• Immigratio­n Services making changes during pandemic
• Just how bored are we from coronaviru­s quarantine? Very
• Nicklaus Children’s Hospital creates specialize­d ICU to treat kids with MIS-C
• Key West set to reopen to tourists on Monday
• Pioneering NYPD scuba diver who lived in Kendall is honored by Dade officers
• Artificial intelligen­ce technology may give boost to anti-doping detection
• Tipping in the era of coronaviru­s: How to make the helpers happy
• Billie Eilish’s body is none of your concern in her powerful new film
• Indigo Girls passionate, tuneful on fine ‘Look Long’
• Lawns are new wedding venue in the times of coronaviru­s
• Answer your birding questions with help from these handy apps
• Philadelph­ia Orchestra saves a student’s recital
• Grown-ups try kiddie pools as a way to beat the heat
• Puppy chronicles: Find solace in walking the dog
• Miami-Dade records first state prisoner to die of COVID-19
• Dania Beach Bass Pro Shops to host exotic animal drive-thru
• Open government group says ‘virtual’ toll roads meetings violate Sunshine Law
• Gov. DeSantis kicks off week-long hurricane sales tax holiday in Boca Raton
• Everglades National Park will reopen Monday to offer boat tours
• Florida data shows thousands have COVID-19 antibodies
• 2 injured after shooting at Nordstrom in Aventura Mall
• FBI says Tampa man was plotting attack similar to Pulse shooting
• Florida woman accused in death of 4-month-old
• Ex-state Senate president is resigning two years early
• Teacher says he was forced to resign over racist allegation­s
• Police: Trans man killed by officer after pointing gun
• Trump’s Twitter post echoes 1960s Miami police chief
• Judge’s ruling on Florida felon voting rights ‘a game-changer’
• Cuba will allow nonresiden­ts to open accounts in its banks

Miami Herald - 2020-05-29

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