Elise Catrion Gregg
WLRN InternElise Catrion Gregg is a fall 2024 intern for WLRN. She earned her master's degree in criminal justice from Florida International University, where she also completed her bachelor's degree in journalism. During her time at FIU, she served as editor-in-chief for PantherNOW, FIU's student newspaper, for two years. Elise has also interned at the Miami Herald and completed a fellowship with News21, which won two RFK journalism awards for the newsroom's coverage of post-Roe America.
You can reach Elise at egregg@wlrnnews.org.
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Holly-Go debuted on Oct. 1, running on four lines, with stops including City Hall, Hollywood Beach’s Margaritaville Resort and Young Circle. The shuttle will also offer transportation to and from city polling sites on Election Day next month.
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Doral’s city manager Rey Valdes abruptly resigned this week, only a few months into his tenure. Valdes, who was hired in June, said at that meeting that some council members threatened to lowball his salary in retaliation for not firing certain city staff. -
A judge has dismissed a bribery indictment against a former Broward County school administrator over allegations of unlawful compensation during his time with the district between 2015 and 2019.
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The zoo announced on Instagram that the cheetah Diesel was euthanized after tests revealed kidney issues and his condition worsened, despite therapy. -
South Florida physicians are emphasizing careful planning when scheduling COVID and flu vaccines as we enter fall and winter months — especially with two months left in what’s been an especially active hurricane season. -
Amtrak’s new temporary train line called The Floridian will round-trip service between Miami and Chicago.
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The city of North Miami has one of the largest concentrations of Haitians in the U.S. After Trump’s debunked claims during the debate, some of the mayor’s constituents were fearful of potential threats here in South Florida. -
Fred Waitzkin, author of Searching for Bobby Fischer, has released a new book based on the story of his friend Ralph’s 20 years of homelessness in South Florida. -
Camillus House, a nonprofit that assists people needing housing and job training, celebrated the graduation of 23 students from their hospitality programs, marking the next step in their careers. -
WLRN’s reporters were out on the field across South Florida covering primary election day — from the polls to the parties. Here are some of the key results from Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade Counties, and the Florida Keys. -
With no incumbent, the first race for county sheriff in over 60 years had been wide open, with 15 candidates vying to fill one of the most politically powerful positions in the most populous Florida county. Democrat James Reyes will face Republican Rosie Cordero-Stutz in the Nov. 5. general election. -
The Miami Tropical Botanic Garden, an urban oasis where members of the community can enjoy native wildlife and educational workshops, is one of the last green spaces in Miami. But the team behind it have to raise $4 million by September to make sure it's not sold off.
