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Emmy award-winning journalist Glenna Milberg joined Local 10 News in September 1999. She hosts "This Week in South Florida", South Florida’s highest-rated, most-watched public affairs program, anchors Local 10 World News Weekends, and covers South Florida's top stories and big issues for Local 10 News. After beginning her career as a print journalist for a travel trade magazine, Glenna made the jump to broadcast news in 1987. She covers Florida from the Everglades to the ocean and every zip code in-between. During election season, Glenna hits the “campaign trail” for local, state and national elections. She travels world-wide to cover big national and international stories with a South Florida connection. On Sundays, Glenna brings in the newsmakers to “This Week in South Florida” to go in-depth on the big news of the week. Glenna’s work has earned Emmy Awards and Esserman-Knight Journalism Awards, in addition to dozens of awards and honors from South Florida charitable and civic organizations. The Miami New Times named Glenna South Florida’s Best TV Reporter. Glenna graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Arts in English and added a Bachelor of Science in broadcast journalism from Florida International University, where she was named Outstanding Broadcast Journalist. She is a native New Yorker. She and her husband Michael have two bright and beautiful daughters and two high-energy & huggable Labradors.
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This Week in South Florida Full Episode: October 19, 2025
On the latest episode of “This Week in South Florida” host Glenna Milberg welcomes Jodanna Osceola, founder of Sarasota Parents United, Mina Hosseini, the executive director of the group PS 305 in Miami-Dade County, State Rep. Tom Fabricio, State Sen. Shevrin Jones, and South Florida musical legend Luther Campbell.
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This Week in South Florida: Luther Campbell
Luther Campbell, known to the entertainment world as Uncle Luke, is a South Florida legend.
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This Week in South Florida: Tom Fabricio, Shevrin Jones
Last week, we got our first look at plans to give Florida voters a say in how to lower their property tax, or possibly ditch them all together.
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This Week in South Florida: Jodanna Osceola, Mina Hosseini
New rules from the Florida Board of Education allow private charter schools to move right in to public schools, with those schools forced to share all the facilities and services, with no compensation.
La alcaldesa de Doral, Christi Fraga, dijo el viernes que está preocupada por algunos residentes de la ciudad ante el enfoque del presidente Donald Trump en el narcotráfico en el Caribe, cerca de Venezuela, y su impulso por las deportaciones.
‘Doralzuela’ mayor worries about residents amid Trump’s focus on Venezuela, deportations
From her family’s home in Las Cuevas, a coastal village in Trinidad and Tobago, Afisha Clement told Reuters she wants to see the evidence that the United States military had to kill her 26-year-old nephew Chad Joseph in a strike on Tuesday in the southern Caribbean.
Broward mayor pushes back after sheriff accuses commission of shortchanging public safety
Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony tossed his latest bomb in writing — an op-ed in the Sun Sentinel suggesting the county commission is shortchanging public safety.
This Week in South Florida: Zayne Smith
In a hearing room in Tallahassee this week, political appointees on the Florida Public Service Commission are deciding whether your electricity costs will go up again — this time, to grant Florida Power & Light its biggest rate hike in history.
1 of 2 Miami police officers wounded in shooting leaves hospital; suspect’s brother arrested
One Miami police officer was released Friday while another was still recovering after they were injured during a shooting on Thursday in the city’s Allapattah neighborhood.
This Week in South Florida: Steve Geller
Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia has been barnstorming the state with large posters showing what he says are examples of millions of dollars in wasteful spending by local governments.
This Week in South Florida: Christine Hunschofsky, Jim Mooney
Florida’s ban on open carry is still on the books — even though an appeals court has found it unconstitutional. That ban is now considered unenforceable, according to the state attorney general.