Today on WLRN-Miami Herald News, you heard:
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5:30 LeBron is gone. It's okay to grieve. WLRN tries to make sense of King James' departure.
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5:04 A former Miami banker has been charged with conspiring in a Ponzi scheme.
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4:30 A diverse group of students talks about Florida's race-based educational standards.
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1:04 Governor Rick Scott will not go overseas for air shows, and the Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden celebrates mangos from around the world.
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11:04 - A medical marijuana conference in Boca Raton attracts those looking for the profits in pot.
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10:04 Since mangoes grow in thousands of South Florida backyards, we might sometimes take them for granted. But every year, they take center stage at Miami's Fairchild Botanical Garden.
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9:30 A diverse group of students talks about Florida's race-based educational standards.
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9:04 A South Florida lawmaker's attempt to push a bipartisan, comprehensive package of immigration reform through the House failed this year, but he's not ready to throw in the towel.
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8:34 LeBron is gone. It's okay to grieve. WLRN tries to make sense of King James' departure.
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8:04 A medical marijuana conference in Boca Raton attracts those looking for the profits in pot.
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7:34 A diverse group of students talks about Florida's race-based educational standards.
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7:04 In the wake of a recent Supreme Court decision, Florida Democrats are "doubling down" on birth control access.
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6:34 LeBron is gone. It's okay to grieve. WLRN tries to make sense of King James' departure.
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6:04 The decision by a Florida judge last week that the state Legislature broke the law two years ago by creating a new Congressional district map will likely be appealed. But political experts are saying at least six or seven of Florida's congressional districts may have to be redrawn.
