On this Tuesday, June 2, episode of Sundial: The Third Day Of Protests In South Florida Protests over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis at the hands of white officers continued in parts of South Florida on Monday for the third day in a row. There were no arrests that day and curfews remain in effect for Miami-Dade, Broward and West Palm Beach counties.

On this Monday, June 1st, episode of Sundial: Protests Against Police Brutality Across South Florida There were protests throughout South Florida over the weekend, demanding police accountability following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis at the hands of white officers. Hundreds of protestors took to the streets of Ft. Lauderdale, Miami and West Palm Beach in what were largely considered peaceful protests during the day. In the evening, there were reports of looting and vandalism on

On this Thursday, May 28, episode of Sundial: Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell Visits Keys Nursing Home Last week, U.S. Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell visited a nursing home in the Keys where COVID-19 is spreading amongst patients and employees, and where a series of deaths were reported and linked to the virus.

On this Wednesday, May 27, episode of Sundial: Monroe County Public Schools Monroe County Public Schools have created a task force that’s focused on reopening schools in the fall. So far the county has 104 confirmed cases of COVID-19, which is significantly lower than other South Florida counties.

On this Tuesday, May 26, episode of Sundial: Felons Voting Rights U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle ruled on Sunday that the requirement by the state that all former felons must pay back all fines and fees before registering to vote was unconstitutional. As many as 800,000 felons across the state of Florida could be impacted by the ruling. The high profile court case has been followed across the country for the ramifications it could have on the November 2020 election — and beyond.

On this Thursday, May 21, episode of Sundial: What Will Air Travel Look Like At MIA? Airlines and major international airports across South Florida have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. There have been severe restrictions on international travel , and the number of people taking flights across the U.S. has significantly dropped.

For high school seniors across South Florida, the usually memorable last few months of their final school year were cut short because of the coronavirus pandemic, as schools shut down their campuses.

On this Tuesday, May 19, episode of Sundial: What Does The Future Hold For The High School Graduating Class Of 2020? High school seniors across South Florida are weeks away from graduating. But for many, post-graduation plans look a lot different because of the coronavirus pandemic.

On this Monday, May 18, episode of Sundial: Miami-Dade County Launches Phase One of Reopening Miami-Dade and Broward counties joined the rest of the state in the first phase of reopening. Last week, Miami-Dade released a 176-page document entitled "The New Normal" which includes all the businesses that are allowed to open as well as the stringent guidelines they are required to follow. Restaurants can reopen at 50 percent of their capacity and must maintain six feet of social distancing between

On this Thursday, May 14, episode of Sundial: What Will Palm Beach County Schools Look Like In The Fall? Palm Beach County serves nearly 200,000 students in its public school system. And all of those students have had to adjust to distance learning since the coronavirus pandemic forced the closure of schools across South Florida.