Today on WLRN-Miami Herald News, you heard:
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5:30 We take you inside a long-awaited new club in Miami's art district.
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5:04 The World Cup is officially underway, and excitement is high across South Florida.
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4:30 In some black communities around South Florida, tee-shirts are the obituaries for many who have been shot and killed.
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4:04 A bill that would have helped hundreds of thousands of Floridians lower their student loan interest rates has been voted down.
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1:04 Florida cities that installed red light cameras before the state authorized them will have to return millions of dollars in fines.
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11:04 Miami Beach's embattled police department has a new chief.
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10:04 The Miami Heat trail the San Antonio Spurs one game to two in the NBA Finals. The teams play tonight at American Airlines Arena.
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9:30 We take you inside a new kind of nightclub experience in Miami's art district. What happens when our Digital Editor gets a key to "House."
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9:04 In Fort Lauderdale, the Salvation Army is trying something new in battling the county's homeless problem.
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8:34 In some black communities around South Florida, tee-shirts are the obituaries for many who have been shot and killed.
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8:04 Miami-Dade County Commissioners are still grappling with what to do about some new technology that allows people to get rides from private drivers through smartphone applications.
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7:34 We take you inside a new kind of nightclub experience in Miami's art district. What happens when our Digital Editor gets a key to "House."
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7:04 A Florida U.S. Congressman vows to get military veterans the benefits they deserve.
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6:34 In some black communities around South Florida, tee-shirts are the obituaries for many who have been shot and killed.
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6:04 Why a casino tycoon in bankrolling an anti-medical marijuana campaign in Florida.
