TWISF
This Week In South Florida: May 24, 2026 episode
Local 10 News This Week In South Florida anchor Glenna Milberg interviews Democratic primary candidates Elijah Manley, a teacher and community organizer, and Dale Holness, former Broward County mayor and commissioner; Hollywood Commissioner Kevin Biederman; and Attorney John Morgan.
Attorney John Morgan runs $100,000 ‘name the party’ contest
Attorney John Morgan, of the Miami-based Morgan & Morgan law firm, is running a $100,000 contest for the name of a new political party.
This Week in South Florida episode: April 12, 2026
Local 10 News This Week In South Florida Anchor Glenna Milberg interviews Lt. Gov. Jay Collins; Joseph "Afroman" Foreman; Michael Barfield, the Florida Center for Government Accountability's executive director; and Florida Rep. Angie Nixon.
This Week in South Florida Podcast - Feb. 23, 2020
Local 10 News Senior Political Reporter Michael Putney, Reporter Glenna Milberg and their guests discuss Florida voting rights, Roger Stone, the Democratic primaries and the Barahona case in Miami-Dade.
This Week in South Florida’s Full Episode: Feb. 23, 2020
On This Week in South Florida, Local 10 News Senior Political Reporter Michael Putney, Reporter Glenna Milberg and their guests discuss Florida voting rights, Roger Stone, the Democratic primaries and the Barahona case in Miami-Dade.
Putney’s Perspective: ‘Justice delayed’ in torture death of 10-year-old Nubia Barahona is ‘justice denied’
Local 10 News Senior Political Reporter Michael Putney is critical of State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle’s handling of the case in the 2011 torture death of 10-year-old Nubia Barahona in Miami-Dade.
Partisan politics hurt ongoing Florida felons’ voting-rights fight, activist says on TWISF
Although Florida voters decided an estimated 1.4 million former convicted felons should be able to vote in November, the issue is in the hands of Florida judges.
This Week In South Florida: The Round Table
This Week In South Florida’s Round Table on Sunday included two local attorneys and two South Florida political journalists.







