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1 month ago | wiod.iheart.com | Grace Blazer

Photo: The Caring Place This Easter/Passover weekend, WIOD is joining forces with The Caring Place, Miami Rescue Mission, and Broward Outreach Center to help sponsor 20,000 meals to feed the Homeless and Hungry in South Florida. NewsRadio 610, WIOD is hosting our 7th Annual Radio Share-A-Thon. WIOD's Manny Munoz will be broadcasting live today from 9a to 12p. It costs $2.70 for one meal, $54 for 20 meals, and for every meal donation, special sponsors will match each donation up to 10,000 meals.

1 month ago | wiod.iheart.com | Grace Blazer

Four African penguins from the Florida Aquarium in Tampa made a splash at the Florida Capitol, aiming to draw attention to the aquarium's funding needs. The penguins, named Archi, Enzi, Nuri, and Dassen, waddled through the Capitol to engage with lawmakers and highlight the necessity for financial support to protect the aquarium and its inhabitants.

1 month ago | wflapanamacity.iheart.com | Grace Blazer

The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged by 2,900 points on Wednesday (April 9), marking a significant 7.9% increase, while the S&P 500 posted its largest single-day gain since 2008, soaring 9.5%. The Nasdaq Composite also saw a substantial rise, jumping 12%, its biggest gain since 2001. This dramatic market rally followed President Donald Trump's announcement of a 90-day pause on the majority of his global tariffs, which had initially sparked fears of a financial crisis.

1 month ago | 991wqik.iheart.com | Grace Blazer

The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged by 2,900 points on Tuesday (April 8), marking a significant 7.9% increase, while the S&P 500 posted its largest single-day gain since 2008, soaring 9.5%. The Nasdaq Composite also saw a substantial rise, jumping 12%, its biggest gain since 2001. This dramatic market rally followed President Donald Trump's announcement of a 90-day pause on the majority of his global tariffs, which had initially sparked fears of a financial crisis.

1 month ago | wiod.iheart.com | Grace Blazer

Photo: Matt Stroshane / Getty Images News / Getty ImagesSeaWorld Orlando is facing a $16,500 fine from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) following an incident in September 2024, where a trainer was injured by a killer whale during a training exercise. According to a report by FOX 9, the U.S. Department of Labor's investigation revealed that the trainer was not adequately protected from hazards while working with the whale.