News Roundup

Kyle Munzenrieder June 10, 2009 9:35AM

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Local

Once-great writer visits once-great newsroom. [Herald]
The death of two infants in March at Miami Children's Hospital is being blamed on bad plumbing that spread a virus. [NBCMiami]
More poll numbers confirm what everyone knows: There is a snowball's chance in Hell that Marco Rubio is going to win the primary. [NakedPolitics]
$15K is being offered to anyone who has information about a Florida panther shooting that happened in April. [CBS4]
Well, this is nice. Mayor Manny Diaz gets to be on a 16-member advisory committee to report to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. [NakedPolitics]
The Fontainebleau Las Vegas filed for bankruptcy late last afternoon. But cheer up, Jeffrey Soffer, the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach just won Best Hotel... [Herald]
730 people voted for Lew Sellers, so now he is the newest commissioner of South Miami. [Herald]
Charles Bronson endorsed Bill McCollum. [CBS4]

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