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Evan Snow is an arts leader and creative entrepreneur in Broward County. We talk to him about how his work celebrates the arts community and the challenges of earning a living as an artist in South Florida.
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New research puts stark numbers on a well-known disparity: poor and vulnerable communities suffer over 90% of deaths associated with major storms.
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The cruise industry went more than a year without passengers but the business has staged a big rebound as it works to pay back billions in debt.
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Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Hollywood is getting a new therapy dog offering patients patients comfort, encouragement and love. The golden retriever pup will help young patients with pain, strengthening exercises and even speech therapy.
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Closing arguments are expected in the trial of a former Florida sheriff's deputy accused of failing to stop the Parkland school massacre five years ago. Prosecutors and Scot Peterson's defense attorney are scheduled to give their closing arguments Monday.
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South Florida is back at war with an invasive, disease spreading pest: the giant African land snail. The mollusk was detected in Miramar earlier this month.
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A Parkland school resource officer faces an unprecedented trial, Lionel Messi is coming to Miami (19:40) and battered Haiti needs our help more than ever (35:16).
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This week on the South Florida Roundup we held our annual post-legislative session discussion with the editorial page editors of South Florida’s three major newspapers. We examined the immigration crackdown (1:00) and the effects measures like abortion restriction will have in South Florida (19:14), as well as what this all may mean for Gov. Ron DeSantis if he seeks the Republican nomination for President (34:27).
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A detective who has been with a South Florida sheriff’s agency for nearly 21 years is accused of falsifying information and closing out sex crimes cases without a thorough investigation.
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Tri-Rail undergoes its first train design in more than 20 years as commuter ridership increases by 25%.
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Fort Lauderdale's historic floods devastated the neighborhood of Edgewood. WLRN was there as distraught residents waded through water to find basic provisions and check on their homes.
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Some residents in the hardest-hit parts of Fort Lauderdale say what little they had is ruined, after unprecedented rains sent dangerous flash floods through their homes. Some say they're just grateful they made it out alive.