Reporter, Producer and Host, WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)
Wilkine Brutus is a Reporter, Producer, and Host at WLRN-FM in Miami, FL. He covers a diverse range of topics, including construction and real estate, arts and entertainment, culture and society, as well as food and beverages, reflecting his multifaceted interests in cultural movements and the film industry. Wilkine's work has been featured in notable outlets such as NPR, WBUR, and the Miami Herald, among others.
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Wilkine Brutus' coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements and legal policy regulation in Palm Beach County. He often covers events related to art and culture, housing, and environmental justice. His articles frequently highlight the intersection of government policies with cultural events and local initiatives.
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By: Wilkine Brutus
While soccer has been getting plenty of attention, basketball is still on the rise. It’s the world’s second-most popular sport, and a South Florida student-athlete academy is taking a different approach by teaching young people that success on the court goes hand in hand with reading, life skills, and character building.
By: Wilkine Brutus
Palm Beach County recently rejected a controversial expansion for Project Tango, a massive hyperscale AI data center. But the battle over future similar developments is far from over.
By: Wilkine Brutus
The West Palm Beach downtown development authority has announced its new board leadership. The leadership rollout comes amid political fallout over who gets a seat at the city’s development table.
Simone Russell, a licensed veteran teacher, spent over a decade in traditional public and charter systems. The former Broward County teacher acts as the on-site lead educator and facilitator.
NBA skills trainer Brian Macon, whom locals call B-Mac, runs a 6,200-square-foot indoor facility featuring NBA-quality training and homeschool education.
By: Wilkine Brutus
A new festival will bring elite-level ballet, modern and jazz forms of dance to West Palm Beach in hopes of supporting new talent and reaching wider audiences.
By: Wilkine Brutus
Earlier this month, Palm Beach County commissioners voted 5-1 to slam the brakes on the controversial Project Tango AI data center proposal – but tech companies aren’t backing away, and more proposals for large-scale data center projects are likely to follow. Experts say the latest vote was a cautionary tale
By: Wilkine Brutus
After rejecting the $2 billion Project Tango AI data center, Palm Beach County commissioners are drafting new noise, power grid and water ordinances.
By: Wilkine Brutus
Four venues, six stages, 20 bands — and a mango-themed cook off. This one-day festival in Downtown Lake Worth Beach is bringing small-town artists and businesses together.
By: Wilkine Brutus
In a year when voters upset with the Democratic Party mainstream have propelled outsider candidates to victory across the country, victoria Doyle is hoping to buck the trend in a primary race that represents a proxy battle between the establishment and the progressive wing of the Democratic party in South Florida. The Lake Worth Beach attorney and local activist is challenging incumbent Democrat Rep. Lois Frankel.
