Due to incorrect numbers supplied by The Associated Press, the Powerball numbers drawn Wednesday night were wrong on Page 8B in some editions Thursday. The correct numbers were: 9-32-38-52-53 +15 with a Power Play multiplier of 2.
A front-page article on Tuesday inaccurately listed the dates that certain fee increases go into effect. Higher fees for driver licenses go into effect Sept. 1. Higher court fees went into effect June 1.
A Florida Business Briefs item that appeared on 3C Tuesday should have made clear that Art Miami, which occurs during the same December weekend as the Art Basel fair, has no affiliation with the Miami Beach fair.
A news summary on Monday's front page gave an incorrect reference for Barbara Carey-Shuler. She is a former Miami-Dade County commissioner.
A photo that appeared Sunday on page 20A as part of a story on the South Florida healthcare system was taken at the University of Miami Hospital & Clinics. The caption misidentified the locale.
In the Westchester Community Council meeting story of June 21, it should have read that the attorney representing the day-care center presented the council with changes to the convenant.
A headline that appeared with a column Saturday on Page 1B was incorrect, and should have said that gubernatorial candidate Alex Sink was stepping back from two supporters instead of three.
A story in Thursday's editions incorrectly stated that the state plane on which Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink traveled was diverted twice to Tampa to drop off and pick up her son at a cost of $2,925 to taxpayers. In fact, the plane was diverted once to pick up Bert McBride on June 13, and the extra cost to taxpayers was $324. Bert McBride took another flight to Tampa on the state plane with his mother June 15, when Sink had an event in Tampa. Sink reimbursed the state $629.69 for the cost of...
In a story about mangoes on the front page of Thursday's Tropical Life section, a wrong address was given for Williams Grove at the Fairchild Farm. It is at 14885 SW 248th St. in South Miami-Dade.
A story on 1A Tuesday stated the incorrect date for the 100-degree, record-setting temperature in South Florida. A record of 100 degrees was last recorded in Fort Lauderdale on Aug. 4, 1944, which was tied on Monday. The 100-degree record for Miami, set on July 21, 1942, stands unbroken.
In a 1A story Saturday about Bernie Kosar filing for bankruptcy protection, Michael J. Kasen was incorrectly identified as Kosar's lawyer. Julianne R. Frank, of Frank, White-Boyd in Palm Beach Gardens, represents Kosar.
In a Neighbors news feature about a longtime Miami couple celebrating their 70th anniversary, the wife was incorrectly identified. She is Helen Cole, not Beth.
A story in today's Tropical Life, which was printed in advance, incorrectly reports that Sofia Ochoa, executive director of Miami Symphony Orchestra, had retired.
A headline with an article about a girl with a facial tumor returning to Miami for more surgery misdentified the hospital. Marlie Casseus is at Holtz Children's Hospital of the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Medical Center. The error was on Page 3B Friday.
A caption with a file photo on Page 1B Thursday gave an incorrect time frame for a brother and sister's hunger strike to protest the deporation of their mother to Nicargua. The photo was taken in January when the children started their protest, but they have since ended their hunger strike.
In Andres Oppenheimer's column on Page 9A Sunday, the 623,000 foreign students referenced in the article referred to students in U.S. colleges and universities.
In a Neighbors opinion column by former Miami Herald intern Barbara Uchdorf published June 4, the caption incorrectly said she was on a Model United Nations team that traveled to Harvard University. The picture was taken at Brown University.
In the June 14 Travel section, a photo of London's Tower Bridge was misidentified. In the June 7 Travel section, a story about the nation's best beaches gave only the partial name of one Florida winner. Its full name is Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne.
In a story Monday on Page 2A, the incorrect name was given for the Miami-Dade cat-killing suspect's girlfriend. Her name is Valentina Contesse.
Actor Ed Asner is 79 years old. His age was incorrect in a headline Sunday on Page 3M. A story about the Miami-Dade Republican Party's annual Lincoln Day dinner that appeared Sunday on Page 1B incorrectly identified the county chairman of Charlie Crist's 2006 campaign. His name is Jose ''Pepe'' Riesco.
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