Corrections: July 2, 2010

The price for tickets to Jungle Island's 4th of July Salute to the Military is misstated in Friday's Weekend, which is printed in advance, and in some editions of Neighbors on July 1. An admission price of $5 for Sunday's event applies only to U.S. military and veterans with ID. It does not apply to all seniors.

Corrections: July 1, 2010

An article on Larry King's retirement on Page 3A Wednesday erred in saying that financier Louis Wolfson was King's boss. Though King performed political tasks for Wolfson, he was never employed by him.

Corrections & Clarifications -- June 28, 2010

A story on 1B Monday said WellCare Health Plans inflated its apparent expenses by paying its reinsurance subsidiary in the Cayman Islands nearly five times as much as it paid unrelated companies for the same coverage. An article by Health News Florida misstated the margin of inflation.

A Neighbors story Sunday about a vote by the Sunny Isles Beach Historic Preservation Board to declare Temple B'Nai Zion a historic site included incorrect information about Sunny Isles Beach resident Harvey Busch. Busch has no ties to the temple and supported the board's vote to designate the temple as a historic site.

A headline on Page 3B Saturday for a story about a perjury and insurance fraud investigation stemming from a fatal 2009 DUI crash in South Miami-Dade should have read that prosecutors declined to file charges in the case.

A story on Page 1C Friday about the iPhone 4 launch misstated the nature of orders placed by those standing in lines. The lines were for customers who had reserved phone for in-store pickup.

Corrections: June 25, 2010

Barú Urbano was misspelled in the Nibbles & Bits column on Page 2E of Thursday's Tropical Life section.

Corrections & Clarifications -- June 24, 2010

In a Chili Turkey Burger recipe on page 4E Thursday, the 12th ingredient should be 1 pound (85-90 percent) lean ground turkey. A correct version is at MiamiHerald.com/food; click Recipes.

Corrections & Clarifications -- June 22, 2010

A McClatchy Washington Bureau story about Rep. Joe Barton, R-Texas, incorrectly implied that Democratic congressional candidate David Cozad, who's running against Barton, is directly affiliated with the joebartonwantstoapologize.com website. He isn't. The site linked to a fundraising site for Cozad, and since Thursday, Cozad's campaign has received $2,054 in contributions through the connection. In the Business Monday cover story on June 21, ``A good year to be a boss,'' a quote by David Wise of management consultants Hay Group referred to publicly traded companies generally and not a specific sector. The quote read, ``The dirty secret of 2009 is that CEOs were sitting on more wealth by the end of the year than they had accumulated in a long time.''

Corrections & Clarifications -- June 21, 2010

A story on the dedication of Habitat for Humanity's latest local project in Homestead, which appeared in Sunday's Local & State edition, included a photo caption that had a misspelled name. Janet and Clive Shrader donated the land to Habitat for the subdivision.

A story on Page 1B Saturday about the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando incorrectly implied that some events occurred during Friday's opening ceremony. J.K. Rowling was at the park and images of the characters were projected onto the Hogwarts castle on Wednesday, not Friday.

Corrections: June 19, 2010

A brief news item on Page 3B Thursday should have identified the company opening a new charter school in Miami-Dade County as Florida International Academy.

In some editions of Thursday's Local & State section, a story about Hollywood's new parking policies described how and where it will cost more to park in the city. However, the fines will remain the same. In addition, drivers with temporary handicapped hangtags can still park free on city streets, just not in city garages. Those with handicapped license plates will continue to park for free. All new parking rates will be in effective by June 30.

An article about the Flamingo Park tennis center, which appeared on Page 8 of last Sunday's Neighbors section, gave the incorrect location for where the Miami Beach Senior High boys' tennis team practices. They practice at Normandy Isle Park.

Corrections: June 17, 2010

A brief news item Wednesday on Page 3B of some editions incorrectly named the person arrested in connection with the death of 17-year-old Danielle Wooden. Darren Nesbitt, 39, was charged with her killing.

Corrections: June 16, 2010

A story in Tuesday's Business section mischaracterized Carnival's response to the Gulf oil crisis. The cruise line requires captains to sail during daylight when approaching the area of the underwater oil gusher, but continues to sail through unaffected waters of the Gulf of Mexico at night.

The city of Miami Building Department will perform recertification inspections on the Town Park North, Town Park South and Town Park Village apartment buildings in Overtown. An article in Sunday's Neighbors incorrectly named another agency performing the inspections.

Corrections & Clarifications -- June 15, 1010

A spokeswoman for Andrea Curto-Randazzo says a publicist erred in stating that the chef's Miami Beach restaurant, Talula, is for sale, as reported in Sunday's Tropical Life section.

Corrections & Clarifications -- June 14, 2010

The name of late fashion designer Gianni Versace was misspelled in a story on Page 5B of Sunday's Local & State section.