Players Take Center Stage at Dolphin Media Day and other top stories.

• Players Take Center Stage at Dolphin Media Day

  

  Miami Gardens – In the five years that the Miami Dolphins have hosted a high school media day, the athletes who show up are often the best part of the event. Last Saturday, while Hard Rock Stadium played host to a Miami Dolphins scrimmage, over 500 of South Florida’s best athletes arrived for photos, interviews and to hang out with teammates and opponents. While several schools came from Palm Beach County, Miami-Dade and Broward, it showed how much talent resides in a 100 mile radius. “From yo..

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• Corcoran Leveraging House Committees to Raise Money for 2018 ...

  

  Manny Diaz, Jr., R-Hialeah Gardens. The group appears to be doing well in their efforts. In the past month alone, Corcoran's Watchdog PAC raised $820,000.

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• Very Prado You: Marlins, Prado honor student athletes for July

  

  To recognize deserving South Florida youth baseball and softball players for doing well in school and displaying sportsmanship on the diamond, the two-time champion Miami Marlins -- via Marlins third baseman Martin Prado -- have once again partnered with The Miami Herald for a special Team Player spotlight in the Neighbors sports section in print and online. The honorees for July are Nathan Betz (Calvary Christian Academy), Noah Cantor (North Beach Elementary School), Ayron Diaz (West Hialeah G..

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• CVS Health tops 2Q forecasts, narrows 2017 guidance

  

  CVS Health beat second-quarter expectations and narrowed its 2017 forecast despite a continued slump in sales from its established drugstores. The nation’s second-largest drugstore chain said Tuesday that sales from stores open at least a year fell 2.6 percent, with a rise in generic drugs hurting the top line of its pharmacies and softer customer traffic affecting the front end, or the rest of the stores. While generic prescriptions can hurt revenue growth, pharmacies typically make a muc..

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• Helena Police Department incidents reported Tuesday, Aug. 8

  

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• CVS sued over drug co-pay 'clawbacks'

  

  A California woman suing CVS Health Corp. claims that for certain prescription drugs, the drugstore operator charged customers co-payments that exceeded the cost of the medicines. The pharmacy chain overbilled consumers who used insurance to pay for some generic drugs and wrongfully hid the fact that the medicines' cash price was cheaper, Megan Schultz said in her lawsuit filed Monday. Schultz said that in one instance, she paid $166 for a generic drug that would have cost only $92 if she'd kno..

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• He stalked them and held them at gunpoint as fed's cocaine sting ...

  

  Jorge Iran Montero was waiting around Miami’s Versailles restaurant for his latest victims. When a Coral Gables couple pulled up and ordered food, police said, Montero followed them home. They pulled into their Navarre Avenue driveway. The woman entered the home through the front door. But before her husband could get in through the garage, Montero put a gun to his head, police said. “This guy pushes him. Puts a gun to the back of his head,” said Coral Gables police spokeswoman Kelly Denham. ..

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• Analysis: Some lawmakers crossing party lines

  

  By Brandon Larrabee | The News Service Of Florida TALLAHASSEE - The Senate's reputation for bipartisanship in Tallahassee appears to be well-earned, while the names of House and Senate members who most frequently voted against their parties included a few surprises, according to an analysis of votes in the 2017 legislative session.Among the lawmakers who cast the most-frequent crossover votes: Rep. Kimberly Daniels, D-Jacksonville; Rep. Rene Plasencia, R-Orlando; Sen. Bill Montford,..

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• Statewide Laundry Equipment Honors Rogers for Lengthy Service

  

  TAMPA, Fla. — Distributor Statewide Laundry Equipment, with offices in Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando and Miami, Fla., recently honored Jim Rogers, vice president of the Central Florida offices, for his 32 years of laundry industry service, including the last 18 with Statewide.Prior to joining the company in 1999, Rogers held executive positions in several Northeast area laundry distribution companies where he designed and built new Laundromats, and discovered and evaluated new laundry locations a..

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• Briefly Nation

  

  Kalanick won’t return as CEO, Uber’s Camp says Rumors have been circulating that Uber’s former chief executive, Travis Kalanick, is angling for a return to the helm of the ride-hailing company. Now, it seems, Uber co-founder and board member Garrett Camp wants to lay those rumors to rest. “Our CEO search is the board’s top priority,” Camp wrote in a Monday email to staff members, which was obtained by Recode. “It’s time for a new chapter and the right leader for our next phase of growth. Despi..

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