October 29, 2014: Millions Of Floridians Have Already Voted, Republicans Have Edge

5:30 Some homeless advocates have dubbed new rules in South Florida as homeless hate laws.

5:04 A search for missing Cuban migrants leads to another discovery.

4:30 Tim Padgett reports about a new play, "The Cuban Spring," at the South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center.

4:04 An update on the court case regarding the death of a drum major at Florida A&M University.

1:04 Both supporters and opponents of a seemingly low-profile ballot measure say it could alter the future of the Florida Supreme Court ... Jury reaches second guilty verdict in the retrial of Palm Beach polo mogul John Goodman.

10:04 Supporters and opponents of a constitutional amendment to allow medical marijuana in Florida debated in Tallahassee Tuesday.

9:30 Fort Lauderdale commissioners have been criticized as being anti-homeless after passing several ordinances that criminalize acts such as sleeping in public areas and panhandling. We'll hear from one city commissioner who says these laws are necessary.

9:04 The Florida Supreme Court has turned down a Republican House candidate who says she shouldn't be kept off the ballot for missing a filing deadline.

8:34 Into the growing Cuban debate now comes a new play, "The Cuban Spring." WLRN talks with Miami author Vanessa Garcia about the emerging young Cuban-American generation and its different take on Cuba.

8:04 The general election is a week away, but about two million Floridians have already cast ballots.

7:34 Fort Lauderdale commissioners have been criticized as being anti-homeless after passing several ordinances that criminalize acts such as sleeping in public areas and panhandling. We'll hear from one city commissioner who says these laws are necessary.

7:04 Both supporters and opponents of a seemingly low-profile ballot measure say it could alter the future of the Florida Supreme Court. Amendment Three would grant an outgoing governor the right to tap replacements for high-court justices and appeals-court judges who leave office at the same time that the governor does.

6:34 Into the growing Cuban debate now comes a new play, "The Cuban Spring." WLRN talks with Miami author Vanessa Garcia about the emerging young Cuban-American generation and its different take on Cuba.

6:04 The general election is less than a week away, but about two million Floridians have already cast ballots.