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10/08/2026

The progressive candidate for Miami-Dade County District 5 talked at length with WLRN about housing policy, his campaign against "special interests" and Angie Nixon.

10/08/2026

The former Republican lawmaker spoke with WLRN about her voting record in the Florida House and what it means for the communities she represents as she runs for a full term as Miami-Dade's District 5 commissioner.

10/08/2026

U.S. authorities announced Wednesday they had intercepted more than 600,000 gallons of biodiesel fuel headed for a state importer in Cuba in violation of a de facto Trump administration blockade on the island.

10/08/2026

Activists from the city of Doral say they’ve found some “common ground” with the mayor over immigration enforcement. But they still disagree about whether the city must keep its agreement with ICE — and whether ending it would even make a difference.

10/08/2026

The hip-hop classical duo Black Violin reflect on returning to South Florida and finding true creative freedom on its latest tour stop in Palm Beach County.

10/08/2026

COMMENTARY | "The upcoming Día de la Raza observance begs the question: do Latinos aspire to be part of the vital diversity that defines America, or of the vulgar exclusivity that's undermining it?"

COMMENTARY The upcoming Día de la Raza observance begs the question: do Latinos aspire to be part of the vital diversity that defines America, or of the vulgar exclusivity that's undermining it?

10/08/2026

Voters are being asked to weigh on a potential lease of waterfront property that was negotiated in 2016, years before property values in Miami exploded.

10/08/2026

The commission also discussed a new audit blasting the Broward County Sheriff’s Office for not following up on financial concerns raised at the Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport.

10/07/2026

Tuesday’s workshop meeting drew a large crowd of parents, students and local officials from various elementary schools on the list of possible closures, including Dolphin Bay, Lloyd Estates and Sherman Park, who oppose closing their school.

10/07/2026

As a dengue outbreak continues in Florida, mosquito experts warn a wet Florida winter fueled by El Niño could keep mosquitos buzzing. The outbreak also arrives just as mosquito control districts face a significant loss in funding if voters approve a November ballot measure — Amendment 3 — which would cut residential property tax revenue.

As a dengue outbreak continues in Florida, mosquito experts warn a wet Florida winter fueled by El Niño could keep mosquitos buzzing. The outbreak also arrives just as mosquito control districts face a significant loss in funding if voters approve a November ballot measure — Amendment 3 — which...