WLRN News - South Florida

Gilbert filed his Statement of Candidacy with the Federal Election Commission, joining a growing field of Democrats running for Florida’s 24th Congressional District.

Miami-Dade County transportation officials say they're ready for an influx of people expected for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced the eminent domain action Friday morning, following high-profile firings of top-level PortMiami personnel.

The ongoing drama surrounding the fuel facility on Fisher Island has led to resignations and power shifts, with multiple lawsuits burdening Miami-Dade.

Broward Welcomes the World, a new initiative aimed at capturing the increased attention brought on by the 2026 FIFA World Cup, will officially kick off this weekend in Lauderhill.

Key West is this week celebrating the LGBTQ+ community “with a little bit more passion” — as it hosts its last Pride festival to be aided by public funding before a DEI ban kicks in.

A Jewish community center in Broward County is on a mission to advance Holocaust education through the arts, preserving survivors' testimonies through song.

COMMENTARY Colombia should have shed its violent, centuries-old polarization when its civil war ended, but its political pendulum still swings far right and far left — especially in this presidential election.

Author Raquel Puig Zaldivar discusses the inspiration behind her new novel Bolero and her return to Cuba.

If voters pass a drastic cut in Florida property taxes, what will it mean for small towns who rely on a majority-residential tax base?

The late Jimmy Ryce, the 9-year-old boy whose 1995 abduction and murder sparked sweeping national reforms in child safety and missing children's protections, will be honored on Friday with a street naming ceremony.

Thousands of U.S-based Cuban immigrants have been deported to Mexico under the Trump administration, according to Human Rights Watch. Left in limbo, they are stranded in the country — unable to return to either the U.S or Cuba.