Today on WLRN-Miami Herald News, you heard:
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5:44 Economist Hank Fishkind says the drops in gas prices is great for the Florida economy.
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5:32 Canadian government approves BK takeover of Tim Hortons. Miami-Dade's teacher union plans to sue county for failing to collect more than $100M in property taxes.
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4:44 The art of Overtown's Purvis Young on display during Art Basel.
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4:32 The Orion spacecraft launch has been rescheduled.
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4:04 The path is cleared for same-sex marriages in Florida next year.
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1:04 The University of Florida gets a new head football coach. A pop-up Art Basel gallery is showcasing teenage photographers. The Orion spacecraft launch has been rescheduled.
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11:04 One of the many pop-up art galleries in Wynwood this week is showcasing photographs by 25 teenagers from Allapattah and Overtown.
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10:04 Less than a week after Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Jorge Labarga created a task force to explore how to meet the legal needs of poor Floridians, the high court heard arguments over whether attorneys should foot the bill through a hike in Bar fees.
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9:35 It's not the beaches or the nightlife that's drawing tens of thousands of visitors from around the world to Miami this week -- it's the art. Art Basel Miami Beach opens to the public today. The annual event has turned the city into a giant art fair for more than a decade. And one of the reasons it's in Miami is because of the city's long history of private art collections.
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9:04 One of the many pop-up art galleries in Wynwood this week is showcasing photographs by 25 teenagers from Allapattah and Overtown.
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8:43 The work of an 'outsider artist' is coming home to Overtown this week for Art Basel.
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8:30 The Student Conduct Code hearing for Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston ended yesterday.
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8:20 María Corina Machado is a Venezuelan politician. And she's a favorite among Venezuelans here in South Florida, due to her defiance of the socialist government back home. But that regime now hopes to put her behind bars for a long time.
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8:04 Enrollment in health insurance for Florida started in early November, and the state-operated marketplace reports positive progress.
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7:43 It's not the beaches or the nightlife that's drawing tens of thousands of visitors from around the world to Miami this week -- it's the art. Art Basel Miami Beach opens to the public today. The annual event has turned the city into a giant art fair for more than a decade. And one of the reasons it's in Miami is because of the city's long history of private art collections.
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7:30 Art Basel Miami Beach officially opens today. Yesterday was preview day for VIPs, museum curators and gallery owners. We spoke to the director of a museum in Boise, Idaho who was attending Basel for the first time.
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7:20 A bill to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation is back in Tallahassee.
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7:04 Right on the eve of "Art Week" while South Florida was gearing up for the explosion of color and light that IS Art Basel, a Miami artist passed away just three years shy of her hundredth birthday. Jean Karaty was partly responsible for creating some of the most enduring cartoon characters of the 20th Century.
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6:43 The work of an 'outsider artist' is coming home to Overtown this week for Art Basel.
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6:30 The Student Conduct Code hearing for Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston ended yesterday.
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6:20 The weather is looking good for Orion's first unmanned test mission this morning from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
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6:04 María Corina Machado is a Venezuelan politician. And she's a favorite among Venezuelans here in South Florida, due to her defiance of the socialist government back home. But that regime now hopes to put her behind bars for a long time.
