On this Monday, Oct. 28, episode of Sundial: The Keys Flooding Stillwright Point, a low-lying neighborhood in Key Largo, has been experiencing intense street flooding since September. The warmer ocean temperature and high tides have forecasters expecting the neighborhood won't be dry until November. Rhonda Haag, Sustainability Director for Monroe County in the Florida Keys joins Sundial to discuss how the county will address the flooding in the coming weeks. Argentina’s Elections Center-left

Hundreds of people each year parade the streets of Fantasy Fest in Key West after having their naked bodies transformed into artwork through detailed body paint design.

On this Thursday, Oct. 24, episode of Sundial: Scott Israel Gets Fired Former Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel has officially been removed from office. In a 25-15 vote on Wednesday, the Senate sided with Governor Ron DeSantis’ suspension of Israel’s for his response to shootings at the Fort Lauderdale International Airport and in Parkland. WLRN’s Broward County reporter Caitie Switalski has been following the story and joins Sundial to talk about Israel’s future plans. Breast Cancer Awareness

On this Wednesday, Oct. 23, episode of Sundial: FIU Bridge Update The National Traffic and Safety Board (NTSB) released new findings from their investigation of the Florida International University pedestrian footbridge collapse. They said the bridge’s design-build team and inspectors overlooked systemic failures in design, oversight and construction. Last year’s bridge collapse killed 6 people and injured 10. The Miami Herald’s investigative reporter Nicholas Nehamas has been following the

In Miami during the '90s, when kids would "quote their favorite television shows like the Simpsons," Haitian-American authors and sisters Maika and Maritza Moulite say they did not watch television — instead finding themselves uncovering different worlds and characters at the library. And while they enjoyed reading about different mystical worlds and lives, something that became painfully apparent, was the lack of characters who looked like them. This led the sister duo to work together and

On this Tuesday, Oct. 22, episode of Sundial: The Mooch Comes To South Florida Former White House Communications Director Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci will be at the NAIOP South Florida Signature Speakers Series event in Fort Lauderdale at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 23. Scaramucci will be speaking about global economics, business and trade and how fluctuations could affect commercial real estate. Ahead of the event, he'll join Sundial to discuss the speaker series and why he supports the

A public viewing and funeral service is scheduled Thursday for Re. Elijah Cummings. The Democratic congressman from Baltimore passed away last week from health complications at the age of 68. A longtime civil rights advocate, Cummings was an important progressive leader in the House and championed proposals that addressed income inequality, police relations with communities of color and disparities in healthcare treatment for minorities. Miami Democratic U.S. Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell worked

On the Monday, Oct. 21, episode of Sundial: South Florida Businessmen Campaign Violations Last week, the Palm Beach Post published finance documents that showed that businessmen Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman donated at least $281,000 to Republicans in Florida and federal campaigns. Palm Beach Post Reporter Wayne Washington joined Sundial to talk about the investigation and the impeachment inquiry facing President Donald J. Trump. Remembering Elijah Cummings Democratic Representative Elijah Cummings

Are you a fan of Jamaican patties, Trinidad Doubles or Haitian pate kode? You can now take a trip to the islands of Jamaica, Haiti, Barbados, Trinidad, the Dominican Republic and the Bahamas, without leaving South Florida through the traveling exhibition “Caribbean Culinary Museum.” It’s curated by the South Florida creative agency Island Syndicate and it takes attendees through the culinary history of the Caribbean — spices and all. The exhibition tells the culinary history of the Caribbean and

On the Wednesday, Oct. 9, episode of Sundial: New uses for dying malls Traditional malls across the U.S. are seeing fewer and fewer customers. The city of Boynton Beach is considering a solution: turning the Boynton Beach Mall into an event-space arena. Palm Beach Post columnist Frank Cerabino recently looked into a proposal and came up with a list of possibilities for public events that could be held at the mall. He joined Sundial to talk about the proposal and what this means for the future of