Today on WLRN-Miami Herald News, you heard:
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5:30 Miami guitarist Aaron Lebos says his new album is meant to be played loud. But he gives us a rare, quiet, acoustic performance.
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5:04 Florida lawmakers are weighing in on how the US can best provide assistance in Iraq.
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4:30 Black and Hispanic children are more likely to drown in swimming pools than white kids. Find out why and what one South Florida man is doing to about it.
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4:04 Miami-Dade schools superintendent Alberto Carvalho is asking for extra federal funding to help with undocumented students.
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1:04 Regional officials are preparing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to deepen Port Everglades.
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11:04 John Henry became the first person executed in Florida since the botched Oklahoma execution at the end of April.
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10:04 Miami-Dade school officials say a surge in the number of unaccompanied immigrant kids crossing the U.S.-Mexican border into Miami might soon create a financial crisis.
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9:30 Miami guitarist Aaron Lebos says his new album is meant to be played loud. But he gives us a rare, quiet acoustic performance.
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9:04 A new federal report is bringing us a clearer picture of how Obamacare is doing in the Sunshine State.
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8:34 Why black and Hispanic children are more likely to drown in swimming pools than white kids -- and what one South Florida man is doing about it.
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8:04 Hurricane season is here -- but how great is Florida's overall disaster risk?
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7:34 Miami guitarist Aaron Lebos says his new album is meant to be played loud. But he gives us a rare, quiet acoustic performance.
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7:04 A Broward County activist says Governor Rick Scott's stake in a foreign company that drills for oil in Florida is a violation of ethics laws.
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6:34 Why black and Hispanic children are more likely to drown in swimming pools than white kids -- and what one South Florida man is doing about it.
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6:04 Hurricane season is here -- but how great is Florida's overall disaster risk?
