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Sofia ZarranFor the first three days of the Florida Python Hunt, people can learn how to catch the invasive Burmese python. Officials say, since the snake is so elusive, this could be the only chance for many to actually hold the snake. -
WLRN News has been honored with two wins in the prestigious Regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, for exclusive reports on the environment and on labor unions in 2024.
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WLRN's news team won a total of eight awards, as well as seven finalist honors, in the list unveiled at the weekend in Orlando. The FABJ showcases and celebrates excellence in broadcast journalism from newsrooms across Florida. -
WLRN-TV Channel 17’s award-winning documentary chronicles the legacy of the Negro Leagues in South Florida. -
Being a "No Sabo Kid" means that you are a Latino (of any age) in the U.S. and your Spanish is probably not perfect — or maybe you don’t know the language at all. "No sabo" is the incorrect way to say "I don’t know” in Spanish. The correct wording is “no sé.” -
Yon espesyal radyo an dirèk sou kriz ann Ayiti sou WNYC nan New York, GBH nan Boston, ak WLRN nan Miami. -
The 90-minute call-in special 'Haiti On The Line,' a collaboration between public radio stations in the three cities with the largest Haitian populations in the U.S., will be broadcast live on WLRN on Feb. 24. If you're Haitian or Haitian-American, we want to hear your thoughts on the country's past, present and future.
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The documentary tells the story of an invaluable farm animal central to Haitian life and economy for generations will premiere this month in South Florida. -
WLRN-TV Channel 17’s award-winning documentary chronicling the legacy of the Negro Leagues in South Florida will be screened this month in Miami-Dade and Broward counties for free to the public.
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In 2024, WLRN broke the story of a worrying environmental mystery in the Keys, exposed a serious ethics concern in the City of Miami, brought to light a devastating blow to unions, investigated a culture of neglect around cultural landmarks and undertook a reporting series on a statewide teacher shortage. But there was much to be joyful about, too. -
Ted Grossman, a long-time host of WLRN's "The Night Train" program, is retiring after nearly 50 years. His last show will be on Dec. 29. -
The awards celebrate top TV and audiovisual productions in the southeastern U.S., which includes Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, and Puerto Rico. The works recognized include news, documentaries, entertainment shows, and special productions.
