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Your South Florida is a new kind of public affairs program addressing the need for civil discourse on the issues that impact our South Florida communities, from the Keys to the Treasure Coast. This unique program also offers viewers the chance to be a critical part of the conversation. Each week, Your South Florida, hosted by Emmy award winning journalist, Pam Giganti, brings together diverse
Back to school is here and we have it covered. Plus an update on the Red Tide menace.
A new law requires the disclosure of mental health records by high school students.
We cover pressing issues facing Dade County, a follow-up on last weeks opioid story & more
In 2016 a toxic algae bloom consumed the waters of the Treasure Coast...and now its back.
We cover NAFTA's impact on local farmers, Boys & Girls Clubs of Miami-Dade and more!
Your Story: Backyard Beekeeper
On this Your Story, we meet Dan Novak, a backyard beekeeper.
This Your Story, we meet Lillian Floyd, a member of the Broadway Ziegfeld Entertainers.
Your Story: Holistic Veterinarian
On this week's Your Story, we meet Dr. Robert Ferran, a holistic veterinarian.
Your Story: Miami City Ballet Dancers
On this Your Story, we meet Patricia and Jeanette Delgado, dancers with Miami City Ballet.
Your Story: Skunk Ape Researcher
On this Your Story, we meet Dave Shealy, a Skunk Ape researcher.
The first day of school means anxiety for some students - and for some parents too.
Back to School Safety in Palm Beach
The new school year is just days away and that means changes to security at public schools
Drowning remains the leading cause of unintentional death in children under four years old
Disclosing Student Mental Health Records
A new high school safety law requires the disclosure of mental health records.
In West Palm Beach, the OBD proposes to reduce the number of cars downtown.
Your Story: Fish and Coral Veterinarian
Dr. Charlie Gregory knew from a young age he had a keen interest in fish and coral.
We received numerous questions regarding last week’s topic on new the new opioid laws.
Code Fever is dedicated to supporting tech entrepreneurs in minority communities.
