Sundial

There is no way of knowing if there will be a football season come August because of the coronavirus. One thing we do know, there will be a draft and the Miami Dolphins could make a call that changes their fortunes for years to come.

The state of Florida last weekend released the names of more than 300 elder care facilities across the state with active coronavirus cases.

On this Wednesday, April 22nd, episode of Sundial: Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez Gov. Ron DeSantis says that Florida has flattened the curve of coronavirus cases and he wants to see the state start to reopen. As of Monday night, the Florida Department of Health reports more than 800 new cases and 44 deaths. Miami-Dade County has the highest number of reported deaths and confirmed cases in the state. Since Monday evening, Miami-Dade saw 10 new deaths and registered 10,056 confirmed cases and 1

On this Tuesday, April 21, episode of Sundial: When Should Florida Reopen? Lawmakers and public health officials are navigating the tightrope of whether or not to re-open parts of the state of Florida. Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell is urging tremendous caution. In these uncertain times, you can rely on WLRN to keep you current on local news and information. Your support is what keeps WLRN strong. Please become a member today. Donate Now. Thank you. Mucarsel-Powell of Florida's

On this Monday, April 20, episode of Sundial: Miami-Dade Students Struggle To Log On For Virtual Learning Governor Ron Desantis announced Florida K-8 students won't be going back to their classrooms this school year.

On this Thursday, April 16, episode of Sundial: What does public transit look like during coronavirus? Thousands of essential workers in South Florida continue to use public transportation every single day to get to and from work.

On this Wednesday, April 15th, episode of Sundial: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez On COVID-19 Miami Mayor Francis Suarez was among the first elected politicians in the U.S. to test positive for the novel coronavirus back in March. About a month later, he recovered from the virus and even donated blood plasma to patients in need. “I had congestion, I had some body aches, I never got a fever. It made me understand what an asymptomatic person could do, if they went unchecked.”

On this Tuesday, April 14, episode of Sundial: Broward sheriff’s response to coronavirus Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony is facing many challenges to his leadership. In these uncertain times, you can rely on WLRN to keep you current on local news and information. Your support is what keeps WLRN strong. Please become a member today. Donate Now. Thank you. In a memo earlier this week, Jeff Bell, the president of the Broward Sheriff's Office Deputies Association, called for a ‘vote of no

On this Monday, April 13, episode of Sundial: How are Florida prisons dealing with coronavirus? As the coronavirus spreads across the country, Florida prisons hustle to implement sanitation procedures, social distancing within jail cells and accessing testing for inmates. You turn to WLRN for reporting you can trust and stories that move our South Florida community forward. Your support makes it possible. Please donate now. Thank you. “As of this moment the Florida Department of Corrections are

On this Thursday, April 9, episode of Sundial: The Sundial team brings a best-of edition. Monroe County’s Blockade WLRN’s Nancy Klingener spoke with host Luis Hernandez on Sundial about Monroe County's new regulations on people traveling into the Florida Keys by car and plane. WLRN is committed to providing the trusted news and local reporting you rely on. Please keep WLRN strong with your support today. Donate now. Thank you. Teachers adjust to online learning Teachers are depending on online