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Licensed to the University of South Florida, WUSF is a nonprofit organization that provides news and information to the community for free. By law, it also serves as a broadcaster during state emergencies.

Since 1950, The Society of Professional Journalists have recognized the very best print, television, radio, and digital journalism in 12 Southeastern states.

Rep. LaVon Bracy Davis defeated her brother, Randolph Bracy, and two others and will face Republican Willie Montague in the election to replace the late Geraldine Thompson for Senate District 15.

WUSF reporters, producers, editors and anchors were recognized for their work during 2024.

Police say an empty bullet casing was found in a parking lot, days after an empty gun case and empty magazine cartridges were found in in the Fine Arts building.

No firearms were found during the search, and police continue to investigate.

Being ready for hurricane season may feel different this year. Your questions about handling the emotional ups and downs will be the focus of an upcoming "Florida Matters."

While 14 individual WUSF anchors, reporters, and producers were named, the entire WUSF news team shares in the honors.

Your Florida is a new project from WUSF focused on connecting you with state government.

On Jan. 15, the retailer said it was seeking approval from a bankruptcy court to begin the process of selling "substantially all of its assets" under Chapter 11. That will include 36 stores in Florida.