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Minnesota is hotly debating what the NFL gets from cities that host a Super Bowl, and now the 

 says Miami-Dade County is poised to approve a new subsidy deal for the NFL in south Florida.

Dolphins owner Steve Ross hasn't had any luck convincing officials there to contribute to a planned, $350 million renovation of Sun Life Stadium.

Instead, his team will be eligible for bonuses offered by Miami-Dade County. The 

The money would come from hotel taxes in the county, and reportedly wouldn't offer any bonus for the annual Orange Bowl game. The move also comes just as Mayor Carlos Gimenez is warning of big budget cutbacks for the police department and pay cuts elsewhere to help close a $150 million budget gap.

Tim Nelson

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Minnesota is hotly debating what the NFL gets from cities that host a Super Bowl, and now the Miami Herald says Miami-Dade County is poised to approve a new subsidy deal for the NFL in south Florida.

Miami will pay Dolphins $4 million for a Super Bowl

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