Today on WLRN-Miami Herald News you heard:
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5:30 PM: More than 1,500 members of the civic group 100 Black Men of America are in Fort Lauderdale this week for the organization’s 28th annual convention.
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5:04 PM: Federal agriculture officials are putting millions of dollars into fighting citrus greening and a new report shows Florida has one of the highest income disparities.
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4:30 PM Legendary sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer is back at the mic, talking with WLRN's Alicia Zuckerman about what senior citizens should know about sex, her new book connecting Greek and Roman mythology to modern fantasy and her surprising new gig.
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4:04 pm: Roughly 1 in 4 Floridians stand to benefit from a federal increase in the minimum wage and teen smoking appears to be on the decline.
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1:04 PM: The trials and tribulations of being an NBA courtside photographer.
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11:04am -- Tens of thousands of motorists who were fined through the red-light camera system may soon get their money back after a recent Florida Supreme Court decision
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10:04am -- This week is Neighborworks week which aims to bring people together for community-building events.
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9:34am -- Sometimes all it takes to get a young man on the right track is an older man showing him the way.
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9:04am -- Gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist has gained the endorsement of the largest gay rights organizations in the state and country.
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8:04am -- Think the Miami Heat have it bad right now? Try being one of those guys snapping photos of them during a game.
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7:04am -- Which Florida gubernatorial hopeful got a huge endorsement from one of the nation's largest gay rights groups?
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6:34am -- Dr. Ruth tells us what she wants senior citizens to know about sex.
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6:04am -- A Florida Supreme Court ruling could mean red-light-camera-fine refunds for tens of thousands of South Florida motorists.
