Today on WLRN-Miami Herald News, you heard:
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6:30 p.m. Singer Jimmy Buffett sang some of his hits with a strong environmental message in the sunny plaza of the state capitol complex on Tuesday. As Rick Stone reports, it was musical pressure on the Legislature to spend Amendment One money on saving the Everglades.
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5:44 p.m.: The Republican presidential primary looks like it will pit two Floridians against each other and one of them has been actively collecting endorsements from the state’s congressional delegation. Matt Laslo has the story from Washington.
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5:32 p.m. A South Florida courtroom will be closed to the public and media for undercover FBI employees to testify in a terrorism support case.
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5:04 p.m. More than 70 people have applied to be the next superintendent of Palm Beach County schools. As WLRN’s John O’Connor reports, the district has a lot of experience to choose from.
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4:44 p.m. The University of Miami launched a new Masters of Business Administration program unlike any MBA program they’d tried before. Reporter Kenny Malone sat in on marketing class for a pretty elite group of grad-students.
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4:32 p.m. Alan Grayson and his wife have agreed to annul their 24-year-old marriage. The trial date has been set in the hazing death of a FAMU student. Broward County's 14,000 teachers will be given a raise next month.
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4:04 p.m. The City of Miami Beach is back to work at combating sea level rise with a panel discussion last night at City Hall. Lisann Ramos tells us about how Florida International University is also getting involved in the fight.
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10:04 More than 70 people have applied to be the next superintendent of Palm Beach County schools.
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9:35 The Republican presidential primary looks like it will pit two Floridians against each other. and one of them has been actively collecting endorsements from the state's congressional delegation.
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9:04 Florida lawmakers aren't sure when budget negotiations might begin. But they'll focus this week on issues such as the state's troubled prison system and a gambling deal with the Seminole Tribe.
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8:43 What's it like to go to business school when you already have a $40-million contract? We take a look at the University of Miami's Executive MBA for Professional Artists and Athletes.
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8:30 The Department of Children and Families wants to let Floridians know that new Electronic Benefit Transfer cards, or EBT cards, are being sent out, starting this month.
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8:20 Florida could soon open black-bear hunting season.The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is proposing the idea as part of an effort to control the species and reduce interactions with humans.
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8:04 Gov. Rick Scott has changed his mind again about Medicaid expansion.
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7:43 The Republican presidential primary looks like it will pit two Floridians against each other. and one of them has been actively collecting endorsements from the state's congressional delegation.
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7:30 The legalization of medical marijuana failed in Florida in last year's election. But a new poll of Sunshine State voters shows Floridians not only want medical marijuana, they want the decriminalization of weed for personal use.
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7:20 Broward County officials are considering a ban on e-cigarettes at least on public transportation.
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7:04 The meeting of heads of state from throughout the western hemisphere known as the Summit of the Americas starts later this week in Panama. For the first time, Cuba is invited - and so is Cuba's most famous dissident blogger, Yoani Sánchez. We spoke with Sánchez last night during her visit to Coral Gables.
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6:43 What's it like to go to business school when you already have a $40-million contract? We take a look at the University of Miami's Executive MBA for Professional Artists and Athletes.
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6:30 The Department of Children and Families wants to let Floridians know that new Electronic Benefit Transfer cards, or EBT cards, are being sent out, starting this month.
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6:20 Florida could soon open black-bear hunting season. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is proposing the idea as part of an effort to control the species and reduce interactions with humans.
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6:04 There's only one declared candidate so far for the Marco Rubio Senate seat. And Palm Beach County Congressman Patrick Murphy has already earned a vote of no confidence from a wing of his own party.
