Wendi Grossman is a reporter for iHeartRadio, specializing in local news coverage in the Miami area of Florida. With a focus on delivering timely and accurate information, Wendi covers a range of topics including weather events, community events, political developments, and social issues impacting the local community.
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Grassroots groups rallying outside the Miami-Dade Commission Chambers ahead of today's preliminary budget vote.
The Miami-Dade trial of a man charged in the deadly shooting of a Rickenbacker bicyclist in 2019 resumes today.
By: Wendi Grossman
Protests expected in Miami Beach as commissioners vote on three pro-Israeli resolutions just a month before the first anniversary of the October 7th attacks.
Tense exchanges at the Miami Beach Commission meeting as three pro-Israel resolutions are introduced.
By: Wendi Grossman
South Florida Congresswoman Frederica Wilson and Al Sharpton are hosting a panel on policing in the Black community tonight.
By: Wendi Grossman
Round two of the community conversations "Redefining Broward Schools" begins tonight.
A battle brewing in Broward over the 8.8-billion-dollar budget that's expected to get final approval tonight.
Opening statements underway in the criminal trial of former Miami-Dade State Senator Frank Artiles, who's accused of hiring a ghost candidate to confuse voters.
For the first time in more than four years, the Federal Reserve is expected to announce it's cutting interest rates today.
Miami-Dade Commissioners expected to give the final greenlight to the 12.7-billion-dollar budget tonight. Mayor Daniella Levine Cava says it centers on affordable housing, transportation, public safety, small businesses, the environment and animal welfare. Local artists are crying foul as the proposal cuts nearly 2.5 million from the current 25.5 million allocated for grants. This is a double whammy after the governor vetoed all art grants from the state budget. Water fees will increase by 6-percent, garbage fees by 27-percent but the property tax rate remains the same.
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