Gerard Albert is a reporter for WLRN Public Radio & Television, covering news and events in Broward County, Florida. With a focus on local issues and community stories, Gerard brings attention to important topics such as education, housing, infrastructure, and social justice. His work has been featured in NPR, University of South Florida, and WFSU Public Media.
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Gerard Albert's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and data-driven reports, with an emphasis on topics such as transportation & logistics, crime, and government & politics. His recent articles have covered issues related to immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, infrastructure, education, housing affordability, flood prevention, fraud in addition to discussing leadership changes at Broward College.
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By: Gerard Albert
The website for the Broward Heart Project spearheaded by County Commissioner Mark Bogen.
By: Gerard Albert
Commissioners meet Tuesday to make a final decision following an audit of the Broward Heart Project pilot program, which provides cardiac CT screenings to country residents.
By: Gerard Albert
The audit also found the program is underserving Black residents and sending most of the money to advertisements, administrators and a consultant.
By: Gerard Albert
The website for the Broward Heart Project spearheaded by County Commissioner Mark Bogen.
Licata said he would step down for health reasons. The news came at the start of a school district meeting with an agenda packed with some of the topics that have made this period one of the most challenging the district has faced in recent years.
By: Gerard Albert
Board member Brenda Fam hugs Broward Schools Superintendent Peter Licata after he announced his resignation due to medical issues at a meeting on Tuesday, April 16, 2024.
By: Gerard Albert
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is asking a judge to suspend Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony's law enforcement certification for six months, saying he broke public trust by not accurately filling out driver's license applications.
By: Gerard Albert
The home-grown Our Voices Festival is in its second year and hopes to give out more than a thousand books to local students.
By: Gerard Albert
The city is going full steam ahead with a plan that is opposed by Broward County commissioners. But getting any federal grants will be tough without support from the county, which is in charge of the project and prefers a bridge crossing.
By: Gerard Albert
Broward County commissioners have awarded a Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport contract to sole bidder Tutor Perini Building. The county has five lawsuits against the construction company over previous projects, including allegations of fraud and defects in work.
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