WLRN News|711 - Record cuts at Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, Hollywood Mayor switches parties, immigrant fear in Doral
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Record cuts at Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office, Hollywood Mayor switches parties, immigrant fear in Doral
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25 Sep. 2026
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Maria Elvira Salazar breaks with Trump, 100 years since the Great Hurricane of 1926 and a Broward medical breakthrough
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18 Sep. 2026
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9/11 hijackers in South Florida, Jewish High Holidays and antisemitism, a longtime Miami Herald reporter retires
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11 Sep. 2026
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Encore: Film Previews: 'The Python Hunt', 'Facing the Future: South Florida vs. Climate Change,' and 'An Instrumental Start: A Model for the Nation'
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04 Sep. 2026
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Child sex abuse prevention, chaos at a Brickell condo, TPS effects on home care
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28 Aug. 2026
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Looking back at the Florida primaries, sargassum inundates South Florida
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24 Aug. 2026
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Colombia earthquake, manosphere in South Florida and is Miami more expensive than NYC?
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14 Aug. 2026
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Back to School: Incoming Miami-Dade Superintendent Rafael Villalobos, school lunches and vaccines
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07 Aug. 2026
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League of Women Voters of Miami Dade, WLRN reporters and a political analyst talk upcoming elections
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31 Jul. 2026
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Miami-Dade mayor talks budget, TPS for Haitians set to end and local filmmaker shoots movie in Cuba
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24 Jul. 2026
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Alligator Alcatraz shutdown, Project Tango voted down and Argentine Football Association scandal
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17 Jul. 2026
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How Venezuela recovers, Miami-Dade's new mental health facility and a World Cup roundup
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10 Jul. 2026
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SCOTUS decision to end Haitian TPS, remembering Surfside and Venezuela devastated by earthquakes
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26 Jun. 2026
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Juneteenth: the origins of the holiday and the future of Black history
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19 Jun. 2026
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South Florida property appraisers dissect homestead exemption, the World Cup comes to our backyard
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12 Jun. 2026
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A fuel depot on Fisher Island, U.S.-Cuba aid negotiations and Muhammad Ali's life in photos
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05 Jun. 2026
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Shevrin Jones reflects on Congressional candidacy, hurricane season and a South Florida imam on Eid
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29 Mai 2026
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South Florida Film Previews: “The Python Hunt”, "Facing the Future: South Florida vs. Climate Change", and “An Instrumental Start: A Model for the Nation”
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21 Mai 2026
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FIFA World Cup, President of Broward's Black Democratic Caucus and the latest on Haiti
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15 Mai 2026
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Flight attendant on Spirit shutdown, Palm Beach airport's name change, and a crackdown on Cuban migrants
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08 Mai 2026
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Redistricting on South Florida politics, health impacts of loneliness, and Venezuelan disapproval of Trump grows
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01 Mai 2026
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Sheila Cherfilus McCormick's seat, Amazon layoffs in Homestead and the dangers of rip currents
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24 Apr. 2026
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Catholic Charities funding cuts, college immigration cop agreements and South Florida's climate change activists
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17 Apr. 2026
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A Palm Beach County Democrat flips a legislative seat, Inter Miami's Nu Stadium and Liberty City's art treasure
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10 Apr. 2026
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An interfaith intersection: Passover and Easter
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03 Apr. 2026
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Impact of immigration crackdown in South Florida, a Democrat wins Florida Congress seat and Ron Magill's career
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27 Mär. 2026
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College conservatives, a humanitarian convoy for Cuba and Venezuela's world baseball win
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20 Mär. 2026
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FBI investigation on Carvalho, a former TV anchor runs for Congress and Black Spring Break
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13 Mär. 2026
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Miami's $170-million house, remembering a gun violence survivor and South Florida's Iranians
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06 Mär. 2026
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DeSantis' anti-DEI crusade, the investigation of Miami-Dade Schools' former Supt. and Cuba's latest crisis
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27 Feb. 2026
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Florida voting access, a Miami Beach fitness spring break and diversity at SOBE Wine & Food Fest
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20 Feb. 2026
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The Epstein Case, Miami's signature bridge and Bad Bunny's half-time show
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13 Feb. 2026
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English-only driver license tests, Broward cities break up with Sheriff's Office and what's next for TPS
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06 Feb. 2026
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Live from Little Haiti: The uncertain future of TPS for Haitians
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30 Jan. 2026
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Palm Beach County leads with AI, Calle Ocho's revitalization and UM football
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23 Jan. 2026
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The aftermath of Maduro's ouster and the Miami Hurricanes' return to national prominence
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09 Jan. 2026
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Encore: 'History We Call Home: 100 Years of South Florida'
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02 Jan. 2026
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Encore: An immigration mystery, bilingual odes to Miami and a post-literate world
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26 Dez. 2025
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Miami-Dade's charter schools debate, sexual violence in Haiti and interfaith efforts in the holidays
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19 Dez. 2025
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Miami's new mayor, the expiration of Obamacare subsidies and holiday travel
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12 Dez. 2025
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A South Florida congresswoman's indictment, Inter Miami in the MLS final and Haitians' loss of TPS
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05 Dez. 2025
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Behind ‘History We Call Home: 100 Years of South Florida’
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28 Nov. 2025
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Miami Book Fair: an immigration mystery, bilingual odes to Miami and a post-literate world
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21 Nov. 2025
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The Epstein files, Hialeah's youngest mayor and the anti-drug attacks in Venezuela
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14 Nov. 2025
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Miami-Dade 2025 elections: Mayors, runoffs and referendums
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07 Nov. 2025
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The government shutdown, hurricane Melissa's aftermath and a Hollywood movie
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31 Okt. 2025
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Charter schools in public schools, the world's most revered Holocaust witness and Argentina's election
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24 Okt. 2025
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Alligator Alcatraz lawsuit, the loss of a Liberty City activist and Miami's Great Hurricane
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17 Okt. 2025
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Maria Corina Machado's Nobel Peace Prize, Trump's presidential library and the end of Florida's pride crosswalks
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10 Okt. 2025
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Miami politics, FIU's Turning Point chapter and West Palm Beach's new high-tech coup