Today on WLRN-Miami Herald News, you heard:
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6:30 PM – Cuba’s removal from the U.S. list of state sponsors of terrorism could lead to more banking between the island and U.S. companies.
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5:44 PM - The Obama administration has formally removed Cuba from a U.S. terrorism blacklist.
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5:32 PM – Some South Florida public hospitals could suffer under a new plan proposed by Gov. Rick Scott.
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5:04 PM - Avid divers who dislike invasive fish can help get rid of them tomorrow in Jupiter.
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4:44 PM - A new map created by the University of Miami's Office of Civic and Community Engagement shows where affordable housing is located and some of the different demographic information that may be driving its placement.
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4:04 PM – One Florida school district has a new way to thwart cyber bullying.
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11:04 Eastern Airlines, once a staple of South Florida airways, is back.
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10:04 More than sixty local veterans are flying out to Washington D.C. tomorrow to celebrate the end of Military Appreciation Month.
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9:35 A new online tool is trying to tell the story of affordable housing in Miami-Dade County.
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9:04 The next time students at Orange County public schools post something on their Facebook page from school, special software will determine whether they could be a threat.
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8:43 Miami Herald sports writer Michelle Kaufman talks to WLRN's Kenny Malone about South Florida's wild week of soccer news.
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8:30 Key West residents pride themselves on supporting diversity. Yesterday, four new and permanent rainbow crosswalks were finished at the intersection of Duval and Petronia streets. The crosswalks feature all six colors of the rainbow flag, an internationally recognized gay and lesbian symbol.
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8:20 President Barack Obama used his annual hurricane briefing to warn that climate change will make these storms more intense and damaging. Obama was briefed on the hurricane season during a visit Thursday to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
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8:04 Two powerful House members made it pretty clear at a Medicaid forum in Hialeah last night: Any legislator who goes to the special legislative session next week planning to expand Medicaid better be ready for a fight.
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7:43 A new online tool is trying to tell the story of affordable housing in Miami-Dade County.
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7:30 The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is considering a bear hunt during the last week in October, the state's first black bear hunt in more than 20 years.
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7:20 More than sixty local veterans will head to Washington D.C. tomorrow (Saturday) to celebrate the end of Military Appreciation Month.
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7:04 The chairman of the state Senate's education committee says the state should penalize its new test maker for poor performance.
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6:43 Miami Herald sports writer Michelle Kaufman talks to WLRN's Kenny Malone about South Florida's wild week of soccer news.
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6:30 Key West residents pride themselves on supporting diversity. Yesterday, four new and permanent rainbow crosswalks were finished at the intersection of Duval and Petronia streets. The crosswalks feature all six colors of the rainbow flag, an internationally recognized gay and lesbian icon.
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6:20 President Barack Obama used his annual hurricane briefing to warn that climate change will make these storms more intense and damaging. Obama was briefed on the hurricane season during a visit Thursday to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
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6:04 Two powerful House members made it pretty clear at a Medicaid forum in Hialeah last night: Any legislator who goes to the special legislative session next week planning to expand Medicaid better be ready for a fight.
