PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Alonzo Mourning and Erik Spoelstra of the Miami Heat arrived in Haiti on Saturday as part of a group of relief workers.

2 generations of presidents celebrate wedding of former Fla. Gov. Jeb Bush’s son in Miami

Bush family celebrates wedding of Jeb’s youngest

This ain’t no party: Talking Heads singer sues Fla. Gov. Crist for $1M over song use

Talking Heads singer sues Fla. governor for $1M

Free agent anticipation, lack of playoff drama seems to have cast shadow on NBA postseason

Wait is on for free agency, Lakers-Celtics finals

Immigration debate rages at town-hall forum by Spanish-language broadcaster Univision

Univision forum held on Arizona’s immigration law

A liberated Florida Gov. Crist begins his new life as an independent Senate candidate

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After leaving Republican Party, Gov. Charlie Crist busies himself with official duties in Fla.

After split from GOP, Crist busy with Fla. duties

Film investors say Paris Hilton owes $1 million restitution over 2006 movie ‘Pledge This!’

Film investors: Paris Hilton owes $1M restitution

A decade after Elian Gonzalez raid, key players on both sides consider it a battle lost

President Obama orders hospitals to extend medical rights to same-sex couples

President Barack Obama speaks briefly on Afghanistan

Obama calls for greater hospital access to patients by non-family members

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Estefans open Miami home to Obama for Democratic fundraiser, stirring debate among Cuba exiles

Obama to hold 2 DNC fundraisers in Miami this week after NASA speech

U.S. President Barack Obama joins Martha Coakley

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Southern California court chosen by US judicial panel to consolidate dozens of Toyota lawsuits

Southern California court gets Toyota lawsuits

Lawmakers want State Department to rethink Cuba aid program’s shift to private contractors

Report Cuban dissident drowns trying to sneak back to communist island nation from US by boat

Report dissident drowns attempting return to Cuba

Giuliani backs Rubio for Senate in Fla. _ not Crist, who snubbed ex-mayor in presidential bid

US opposes Fla. woman’s attempt to force charter air services to pay judgment owed by Cuba

US: air services shouldn’t pay Cuba legal judgment

Gloria Estefan leads march in Miami in solidarity with dissident Cuban Ladies in White

Gloria Estefan leads march for Cuban dissidents

Miami federal judge lifts stay blocking former Panama dictator Noriega’s extradition to France

Judge lifts stay blocking Noriega’s extradition

Cubans flock to Havana waterfront for Calle 13 show; band braces for Miami political backlash

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Puerto Rico’s Calle 13 to perform in Cuba despite protests by anti-Castro exiles in Miami

PR group to perform in Cuba despite Miami protests

British Airways crew launches 3-day strike, forcing airline to cancel thousands of flights

Thousands of BA flights canceled as crew on strike

AP Enterprise: While Fla. begged for help with Haiti flights, US government reacted slowly

AP Enterprise: US botched Haiti flights to Fla.

Correction: Florida Congressman story

Correction: Florida Congressman story

MIAMI — In a story Feb. 11 about U.S. Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart’s decision not to seek re-election, The Associated Press erroneously described his family’s link to Florida International University’s law school building. It is named for Diaz-Balart’s grandfather, not his father.

With no category of their own, Caribbeans need many boxes to ID race, ethnicity on US Census

Caribbeans urged to write in ancestry on US Census

6 Haitian orphans to resume journey to US homes after being handed over to embassy

6 Haitian orphans to resume trip to US homes

Florida GOP Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart will not run for 11th term; brother will seek seat

US Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart won’t seek 11th term

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