Kenny Malone
WLRN
Miami, FL, United States
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When Will It Feel Like Fall In South Florida?
Wednesday may technically be the first day of fall, but it certainly doesn't feel any different. In South Florida, according to the National Weather → Read More
The Bay of Pigs, Submachine Guns And The Founding Of St. Thomas University In Miami Gardens
In 1961, a year before St. Thomas University in Miami Gardens opened as Biscayne College, the school's founding president, Fr. Edward McCarthy, was in → Read More
New Toll Relief Program Allows Negotiation Of Fines
A new program called Operation Toll Relief will give Miami-Dade County residents a chance to negotiate down fines from unpaid tolls. The program is a → Read More
Destructive Fruit Flies Threaten Redland
Officials met with farmers in southern Miami-Dade County Wednesday to explain the latest on a potentially devastating invasive fruit fly outbreak. “It all → Read More
Does The Pitch Of A Candidate’s Voice Sway Your Vote?
Maybe Barry White missed his calling.In a new study, potential voters inherently favored political candidates with lower-pitched voices.“We’re not saying → Read More
Enrollment Ends For MDX Toll Reimbursement Program
Regular commuters have until the end of the day Monday to register for the Miami-Dade Expressway Authority’s new toll reimbursement program.The Cash Back → Read More
South Florida Home Sales Down Slightly From June, But No Shame In That
It would have been tough to beat June’s housing numbers, a month when Miami-Dade County set an all-time record for single-family home sales.While South → Read More
The Struggle Is Real For Florida Avocados
Dr. Edward “Gilly” Evans does not hide his avocado bias. “I mean, if you’re really an avocado eater then a ‘green-skin’ avocado is the way to go,” says the → Read More
Here’s What A “Florida Man” Art Exhibition Looks Like
When Catherine Camargo started reading the @_FloridaMan Twitter account, she decided she needed human teeth.“That one?” she says, pointing to a wisdom → Read More
Study: South Florida Fourth Worst Credit Card Debt Burden In Country
A new study says South Floridians are swimming in credit card debt. Maybe drowning in it.CreditCards.com, a self-described “online credit card marketplace, → Read More
Gov. Scott Hospital Commission Makes Final Stop in Miami
Gov. Rick Scott’s Commission on Healthcare and Hospital Funding’s “Spotlight Transparency Tour” made its last scheduled stop Thursday at Miami-Dade College → Read More
Enrollment Begins For MDX Toll Reimbursement Program
Regular commuters have the next month and a half to register for the Miami-Dade Expressway Authority’s new toll reimbursement program.The Cash Back Toll → Read More
Florida Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera Enters Race To Fill Rubio's Senate Seat
In a warehouse loading dock just north of Doral, supporters chanted “C-L-C” as Florida Lieutenant Governor Carlos Lopez-Cantera announced his run for U.S. → Read More
Confederate Flags Fly Proudly In Loxahatchee Rally
From a Volkswagen Beetle to a big-rig, dozens of vehicles lined up in the parking lot of a Loxahatchee strip mall on Saturday to parade the Confederate → Read More
Silence, Concern In Wake Of Reported Classical South Florida Sale
It may be the day the classical music died, but Classical South Florida listeners still have no official word that three local radio stations have been → Read More
What's Behind The Mass Restaurant Closure In Miami-Dade County?
Serendipity 3 on Lincoln Road, OTC in Brickell, Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza just off the MacArthur Causeway and the 17-year-old Romeo’s Cafe in Coral Gables → Read More
Tolls Taking A Toll? MDX Approves New Rebate Program
The Miami-Dade Expressway Authority voted unanimously Tuesday to approve a program that could give regular commuters a refund at the end of the year. But → Read More
A Guide To South Florida’s Wild Weeks Of Soccer News
A new soccer team in Miami, an FBI raid in Miami Beach and David Beckham’s Major League Soccer odyssey takes an American football turn. It's been a busy → Read More
CVS Testing Hispanic Market With New “Y Más” Stores
Cafecito, bilingual staff, money transfer services, an expanded discount fragrance counter. But wait -- “y más.” CVS has launched 12 “CVS/pharmacy y más” → Read More
Months-Long Circumcision Battle Coming To Close
Heather Hironimus has filed suit, gone into hiding and, ultimately, wound up in jail trying to stop her 4-and-a-half-year-old son's circumcision. The Sun → Read More