Today on WLRN-Miami Herald News, you heard:
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5:30 PM: Think you know what you pay for health care? Think again. We explore why figuring out the cost of health care is complicated even if you've already paid your bills.
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5:04 PM: NASA selects Boeing and SpaceX to carry American astronauts to the International Space Station.
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4:30 PM: Is transparency enough to change the price of health care? Find out why some say maybe not.
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4:04 PM: A big day for the Kennedy Space Center.
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1:04 PM: Deco Bikes expands to Downtown Miami and Brickell.
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11:04 Philippe Cousteau, descendant of the famous Jacques Cousteau is in Miami for research and to discuss the importance of protecting coral.
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10:04 Baptist Health South Florida is giving $5 million dollars for health and wellness programs at the new Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science being built in downtown Miami.
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9:30 Is transparency enough to change the price of health care? Find out why some say maybe not.
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9:04 A three-year-old yellow Labrador retriever named Rit is the newest member of the Fort Lauderdale Fire Department.
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8:34 Think you know what you pay for health care? Think again. We explore why figuring out the cost of health care is complicated even if you've already paid your bills.
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8:04 State education officials decide to halt one standardized test.
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7:34 Is transparency enough to change the price of health care? Find out why some say maybe not.
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7:04 Florida State University is edging closer to picking a new president but not without controversy.
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6:34 Think you know what you pay for health care? Think again. We explore why figuring out the cost of health care is complicated even if you've already paid your bills.
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6:04 Florida education officials have made a decision that will affect every student in kindergarten this year. State Education Commissioner Pam Stewart announced Monday the temporary suspension of the Florida Assessments for Instruction in Reading tests, or FAIR.
