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Tampa Philanthropist, Mayoral Candidate David Straz Dies
Tampa philanthropist David A. Straz - the namesake of downtown Tampa’s performing arts venue and more recently, a Tampa mayoral candidate – has died. His foundation announced that…
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Viniks Commit $1M To Restore Tampa’s Only African American Boarding House During Segregation
The Vinik Family Foundation has committed up to $1 million to help restore Tampa's only African American…
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Bill Would Create Prescription Drug Donation Program For Uninsured Patients
State lawmakers are turning to charity to help uninsured patients get their medications. A bill…
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104 Arrested During Hillsborough Human Trafficking Operation
More than 100 people were arrested during a five-month human trafficking investigation in Hillsborough County.…
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U.N. Expert Faults U.S. For ‘Inhuman Treatment’ And High Incarceration Of Children
The U.S. has the highest child incarceration rate in the world, according to an expert…
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State Department Loosens U.S. Policy On Israeli Settlements In West Bank
Updated at 9:02 p.m. ET Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Monday the Trump administration's…
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After Venice Floods, Volunteers Wade In To Help Salvage What They Can
The Italian city of Venice is still reeling from a week of three exceptional tides…
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With Democratic Field In Flux, What To Watch For At The November Debate
The Democratic presidential primary has taken a back seat to the impeachment inquiry over the…
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Latest WUSF News
These Are The In-Demand Jobs In The Tampa Bay Region
The unemployment rate in the Tampa Bay region was 2.9% in October, the lowest since November…
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Viniks Commit $1M To Restore Tampa’s Only African American Boarding House During Segregation
The Vinik Family Foundation has committed up to $1 million to help restore Tampa's only African American…
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Tampa Philanthropist, Mayoral Candidate David Straz Dies
Tampa philanthropist David A. Straz - the namesake of downtown Tampa’s performing arts venue and…
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104 Arrested During Hillsborough Human Trafficking Operation
More than 100 people were arrested during a five-month human trafficking investigation in Hillsborough County.…
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DeSantis Praised, Criticized On Environmental Spending
Gov. Ron DeSantis drew praise as “a true environmental leader” but was also criticized for…
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DeSantis Budget Boosts Disabilities Spending
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday called for legislators to pump hundreds of millions of dollars…
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Bill Would Create Prescription Drug Donation Program For Uninsured Patients
State lawmakers are turning to charity to help uninsured patients get their medications. A bill…
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White House Unveils Finalized Health Care Price Transparency Rule
Hospitals will soon have to share price information they have long kept obscured — including…
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Environment /Climate Change
Florida Reviews Water Quality Limits Every 3 Years. The Public Has Until Friday To Chime In
Floridians have until Friday to weigh in on whether the state should set limits for…
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For These Middle School Students, Gardening Is About More Than Just Planting Vegetables
At Tradewinds Middle School in Greenacres, the spindly leaves of endangered native Florida orchids peek…
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Mystery Condition Leaves Panther Kittens Orphaned
A mysterious neurological condition that impacts an animal's ability to control their hind legs has…
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Oaks Instead Of Palm Trees? Florida’s Iconic Palms Don’t Cut It With Climate Change
They are iconic to Florida, but palm trees offer little shade to urban heat islands…
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Education
Eckerd College Selects Its Fifth President
Eckerd College in St. Petersburg announced the selection on Monday of its fifth president. Damian…
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For These Middle School Students, Gardening Is About More Than Just Planting Vegetables
At Tradewinds Middle School in Greenacres, the spindly leaves of endangered native Florida orchids peek…
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Florida Judge Clears Student Who Threatened School Shooting And Draws Town’s Wrath
Anxieties multiplied quickly across Baker County, a mostly rural community of 28,000 in northern Florida,…
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Sex Education In Hillsborough County: To Teach Or Not To Teach?
With the Florida Department of Health reporting a significant increase in the number of sexually…
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Sarasota’s Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Sarasota is home to a longtime theater troupe that features African American actors and the…
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A Tiny Thai Restaurant In Remote Greenland Serves Up Spice (And Whale Skin Soup)
Suriya Paprajong remembers the day he first set eyes on Greenland. It was the middle…
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The Zest: Beekeepers Talk Shop During Sweetwater Live Event
Josh Harris got his start, as so many beekeepers do, when a swarm of bees…
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Alligator Hunting: For Two Florida Friends, A Last Chance To Kill An Elusive Beast
There ain’t nothing to be afraid of when hunting a 14-foot alligator. Richie Smith has…
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