Florida Senate Approves SunLife Stadium Bill
Update 10:07 p.m. EST: The Florida Senate approved the Dolphins bill, 36-4. Now the House will get its turn to pass its own version.
View ArticleMiami Agency Enjoys Sweet Spot Of Gay Advertising
Dorn Martell doesn't act surprised to hear gay culture is hot right now after a perfect storm of recent events from legal rulings on same-sex marriage to headlines of professional athletes coming out.
View ArticleLutherans Help Urban Farm Take Root In Fort Lauderdale
Like many young professionals, 30-year-old Chad Scott had second thoughts about his job.He was a CPA with accounting giant Ernest & Young for more than six years before becoming an internal auditor...
View ArticleWLRN Takes Home Three National Murrow Awards For Radio Excellence
The Radio Television Digital News Association announced the winners of the 2013 national Edward R. Murrow Awards today.
View ArticleCounty Sees Ripple Effect From New Fort Lauderdale Streetcar
More than four years ago, when Congress passed the Obama stimulus, nobody in Fort Lauderdale would have imagined that a ripple effect from the legislation might become a "Wave" for Broward County...
View ArticleSubmit Your Favorite Stories, Recipes For #CubanKitchen
Cuban cuisine has chewed its way into South Florida's culture. Many an abuela has shared family recipes for ropa vieja and bistec empanizado, through generations. WLRN wants a seat at your kitchen...
View ArticleMLK's March On Washington: Hear From The Folks Who Were There
Editor's Note: Below are Americans with South Florida connections who went to hear the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. deliver his famous "I Have A Dream" speech in Washington, D.C., one of the most...
View ArticleQ&A With Paul Krugman: How Illiteracy In Economics Impacts U.S. Politics
Since 2008, Nobel Prize-winning economist and Princeton University professor Paul Krugman has been a loud and consistent voice calling for more government stimulus to help the American economy recover...
View ArticleRegional Plan Prepares South Florida For Consequences Of Climate Change
South Florida is already considered by many to be a global destination for culture but a local group of leaders from technology, arts, design and music want to ensure it’s a destination for creative...
View ArticleWLRN Special Report: Sea-Level Rise In South Florida
When it comes to climate change, one thing is certain: our oceans are rising. And South Florida is expected to be among the first regions on Earth to experience the impact. In fact, some initial...
View ArticleExclusive: See Meta Impact Of Sea-Level Rise On South Florida
Global warming has raised global sea level about 8 inches since 1880 while rising seas dramatically increase the odds of damaging floods from storm surges. In fact, a Climate Central analysis found...
View ArticleWLRN Announces Senior Leadership Team For News
WLRN Public Radio and Television has named Tom Hudson as vice-president of news, Terence Shepherd as news director and Alicia Zuckerman as editorial director for all of WLRN-Miami Herald News.“We have...
View ArticleLISTEN: Sea-Level Rise In South Florida Town Hall
WLRN-Miami Herald News hosted a coastal-communities town hall on Nov. 7 as part of our more-than-weeklong multimedia series on the effects of sea-level rise, called Elevation Zero: Rising Seas in South...
View ArticleWLRN TV At PAMM's Opening Day
It's been a race against time to open the new Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) in time for South Florida's annual Art Basel extravaganza.PAMM is the latest cultural landmark to appear on the shores of...
View ArticleNew Board Members At Friends Of WLRN
Friends of WLRN, the fundraising arm of WLRN Radio & Television, has chosen seven new board members to support the future direction of the station and public media in South Florida.The new members...
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