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In Wake Of Hermine, Florida Officials Want Public Mindful Of Charity-Related Scams
During the time of a disaster, the state usually sees a spike in charitable giving. But, Florida officials are asking people to be mindful of charity...
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Preventative Colonoscopies Are Free, Except For When They're Not
When Brenda Sokolowski turned 50, she followed national recommendations and made an appointment for her first screening colonoscopy . “Everybody kind of...
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Poll Shows Trump, Clinton Tied In Florida
Two months to the day before the presidential election, a poll released Thursday by Quinnipiac University shows Republican presidential nominee Donald…
Intellectual Disability Spares Man From Death Sentence
The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday overturned a death sentence for an intellectually disabled murderer, following a seminal U.S. Supreme Court...
Travelers Continue Bringing Zika Into Florida
Florida has 744 reported cases of the Zika virus, with 12 new cases involving people who contracted the disease outside of the state, the Florida...
Hillsborough County Approves Animal Abuse Registry
Convicted animal abusers will no longer be able to adopt dogs and cats in Hillsborough County.County commissioners on Thursday approved a new registry for…
What Happens When Elections Take A Rain Check?
Hurricane Hermine narrowly missed hitting Florida on primary election day, making landfall three days after polls had closed. But what happens when...
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SPFestival Kicks Off With Murals, Portrait Artists
A folk trio played outside of the ARTicles art gallery along Central Avenue in St. Petersburg. Inside the gallery, St. Pete-based artist Eva Avenue drew…
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Gov. Scott Will Urge Congress To Fund Fight Against Zika
Florida Gov. Rick Scott will go to Washington, D.C., this week to urge Congress to fund the fight against the mosquito-borne Zika virus as the disease...
Officer Hurt During Arrest Of Reckless Driver In Pinellas
St. Petersburg Police officials say an officer was seriously injured Friday night during the arrest of a reckless driver. Police say the officer is…
Man Shot Was Wearing Flak Jacket, Not A Bulletproof Vest
Tampa Police say a 23-year-old man who was shot by his cousin wasn't wearing a bulletproof vest, but instead had donned a "fragmentation protective vest,"…
Tropical Wave To Bring More Rain
It’s the height of Hurricane Season and a tropical wave is moving through The Bahamas.It will cause widespread rain and cloudiness in Florida this week,…
Shining A Light on USF's Solar Research
Florida is called the “Sunshine State,” but we don’t really live up to the name when it comes to solar power.Research by the Solar Energy Industries…
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Zika Could Affect Florida’s Breast Milk Bank In The Future
A central Florida breast milk bank says its supply is safe from the Zika virus. But the Mothers’ Milk Bank of Florida said Zika may affect the amount of...
Ride-Sharing Companies Might Face Stricter Regulations
Hillsborough County might see the end of ridesharing companies like Uber or Lyft if stricter regulations are passed.The county’s Public Transportation…
46 Juvenile Seabirds Found Dead On Gulf Coast Beaches
Dozens of juvenile seabirds called black skimmers have been found dead along Gulf Coast beaches over the past six weeks.
PolitiFact Fl Checks Up On Patrick Murphy's Resume; Social Security Stance
The battle of the airwaves is heating up in the race for Florida's U.S. Senate seat. So WUSF's Steve Newborn talks with PolitiFact Florida's Josh Gillin…
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Tropical Storm Julia Dumps Heavy Rain In Florida, Georgia
Tropical Storm Julia is bringing heavy rain to the northeast coast of Florida and southeast Georgia.The National Hurricane Center in Miami said some areas…
DEP Finalizing Agreement With St. Pete Over Sewage Spills
St. Petersburg has a plan to minimize sewage spills during major rain events and the Department of Environmental Protection wants to ensure it follows...
Pulse First Responder With PTSD Fights For Workers' Comp
Gerry Realin spent four hours with the dead inside of Pulse Night Club. He remembers the blood. The smell. The scene was so bad, the eight-member...
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FAMU Trustees Set Stage For President's Exit
Elmira Mangum will no longer lead the country's largest historically black public university if Florida A&M University trustees approve a plan advanced…
NPR Shifts Host Roles For 'Morning Edition,' 'Weekend Edition Sunday'
As Renee Montagne leaves the Morning Edition host seat, David Greene is relocating to the West Coast, Rachel Martin is moving to weekdays and Lulu Garcia-Navarro is taking over on Sundays.
Elections 2016: Candidates and Advocates Make Lake Okeechobee’s Water A Major Election Issue
Coffee-colored water gurgles near the W.P. Franklin Lock and Dam. It flows down the Caloosahatchee River, roughly 30 miles from Fort Myers.
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As Congress Inches Closer To Zika Funding Deal, Fla. Leaders Split On How To Get That Done
It’s good news to Florida’s Congressional Delegation and Governor Rick Scott that Congress could be close to striking a deal on funding efforts to...
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State And Local Officials Declare Wynwood Free Of Locally Transmitted Zika
Good news for Wynwood residents and businesses: State and local officials said Monday the Zika virus is no longer being locally transmitted in the area.
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