Today on WLRN-Miami Herald News, you heard:
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6:47 Breaking News: Protesters take to the street in solidarity with Israel "Reefa" Hernandez and Michael Brown. Attempt to shutdown 195 and US1. Lance Dixon reports live from the scene.
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5:44 This month marks 25 years since the ex-Miami Police Officer William Lozano was put on trial for manslaughter. He was the last police officer in Florida to be convicted criminally of shooting someone while on duty.
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5:04 NASA's Orion spacecraft went off without a hitch.
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4:44 Art Basel and all the satellite events this week aren't just in Miami Beach, Midtown, and Wynwood anymore. Artists and art audiences are gathering in other neighborhoods like Allapattah and Opa-locka. Nadege Green introduces us to a visiting dancer from Zimbabwe who's teaching in Kendall and performing tonight in Little Haiti.
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4:32 NASA's Orion spacecraft launched and splashed down as expected.
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4:04 Cornell Medical College finds nearly 20-percent of nursing home residents reported "negative aggression" with another resident.
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1:04 An appeals court is expected to decide if John Goodman should get a chance to be free on bond during appeal.
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11:04 In the year 2000 roughly 2 in 10 Floridians were 18 to 34-year-olds. New numbers from the American Community Survey show that now roughly... 2 in 10 Floridians are young adults. The percentage of young adults is up, but it's up just four-tenths-of-a-percent.
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10:04 The U-S Mint and the National Park Service unveiled the new Everglades Quarter on Thursday at a ceremony in Homestead. The latest in the series of America the Beautiful Quarters will be a welcome PR boost for Everglades National Park…while it quietly makes millions for the Mint.
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9:35 This month marks 25 years since the ex-Miami Police Officer William Lozano was put on trial for manslaughter. He was the last police officer in Florida to be convicted criminally of shooting someone while on duty.
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9:04 The former owner of a for-profit college in Florida is facing lawsuits for allegedly bilking the U.S. Department of Education of millions of dollars.
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8:43 Art Basel and all the satellite events this week aren't just in Miami Beach, Midtown, and Wynwood anymore. Artists and art audiences are gathering in other neighborhoods like Allapattah and Opa-locka. Nadege Green introduces us to a visiting dancer from Zimbabwe who's teaching in Kendall and performing tonight in Little Haiti.
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8:30 Miami-Dade's teacher's union says they plan to sue the county for failing to collect $171 million in property taxes -- money that could pay for schools.
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8:20 The association that represents Florida's 67 school districts is saying "no" to testing. The Florida School Boards Association wants to eliminate the consequences of state tests.
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8:04 The Florida Capitol's holiday display will include a depiction of an angel falling into a pit of fire.
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7:43 This month marks 25 years since the ex-Miami Police Officer William Lozano was put on trial for manslaughter. He was the last police officer in Florida to be convicted criminally of shooting someone while on duty.
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7:30 NASA launched the new Orion spacecraft this morning and ushered in what officials hope will be a new era of exploration. The unmanned mission is being billed as humankind's first step toward Mars.
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7:20 In the year 2000 roughly 2 in 10 Floridians were 18 to 34-year-olds. New numbers from the American Community Survey show that now roughly... 2 in 10 Floridians are young adults. The percentage of young adults is up, but it's up just four-tenths-of-a-percent.
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7:04 The U-S Mint and the National Park Service unveiled the new Everglades Quarter on Thursday at a ceremony in Homestead. The latest in the series of America the Beautiful Quarters will be a welcome PR boost for Everglades National Park…while it quietly makes millions for the Mint.
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6:43 Art Basel and all the satellite events this week aren't just in Miami Beach, Midtown, and Wynwood anymore. Artists and art audiences are gathering in other neighborhoods like Allapattah and Opa-locka. Nadege Green introduces us to a visiting dancer from Zimbabwe who's teaching in Kendall and performing tonight in Little Haiti.
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6:30 Miami-Dade's teacher's union says they plan to sue the county for failing to collect $171 million in property taxes -- money that could pay for schools.
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6:20 The association that represents Florida's 67 school districts is saying "no" to testing. The Florida School Boards Association wants to eliminate the consequences of state tests.
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6:04 The Florida Capitol's holiday display will include a depiction of an angel falling into a pit of fire.
