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Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition Nears Halfway Mark in Statewide Journey
LAKE PLACID - The Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition is nearing the halfway mark of their trip up the length of Florida - 1,000 miles in 100 days. Their…
Romney's Wins Have Come With Negative Messages
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney hopes he can firm up his front-runner status in the 10 Super Tuesday nominating contests. But that status, an NPR analysis shows, has so far involved his campaign and a pro-Romney superPAC burying the opposition with negative messages.
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High Tech Orlando Reading Program Helps Those Struggling Most
Reading teacher Audra Cervi says kids pay attention to their reading lesson when the letter ‘J’ turns into a jumping, blue 3-D jaguar.Cervi places a flash…
Florida Legislature Plays Judge and Jury in Deciding Claims
Imagine you’re driving home from work, and you’re hit by a reckless driver. You’d want to sue, right?But if the person that injured you is a government…
Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition Gets Surprise Gift from President Obama
KISSIMMEE - The Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition neared civilization today. The group stopped at a wilderness preserve on the edge of Orlando’s…
USF Budget Deal Could Mean Higher Tuition
Just three weeks ago, the University of South Florida was confronted with a $128 million cut in funding at its Tampa campus. That proposed 60 percent…
Legislative Session 2012: A Tale of Two Chambers
This legislative session, the House has been quiet, disciplined and relatively civil. The Senate has had more of a civil war, with moderate Republicans…
Wildlife Corridor Expedition Brushes With Sprawl, Horses - And The President
KISSIMMEE - The Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition has emerged from the wilderness and is now skirting around Orlando's suburban sprawl. The group…
New College Gets a New President
Donal B. O'Shea has been chosen to be the next president of New College of Florida in Sarasota. The school's Board of Trustees voted unanimously in favor…
USF Band is Great Britain Bound
It could be the biggest performance ever for USF's "Herd of Thunder," as the band has been invited to march in the New Year's Day Parade in London,…
Florida Lawmakers Authorize Veterans' Courts
Florida is home to more than 1.6 million veterans. So, it’s no surprise that Florida lawmakers passed several bills this session that benefit military…
Variety of Voices Sound off in Opposition to USF Budget Cuts
Since the Florida Senate unveiled a budget that could lead to over 100 million dollars in cuts to the University of South Florida, reaction has been fast…
Grand Jury Investigates Rep. Vern Buchanan
A federal grand jury in Tampa is investigating Sarasota Congressman Vern Buchanan, according to a story today in the New York Times.The Times cites…
Play Ball!
It was February 27th, 1998, when the brand-new Tampa Bay Devil Rays played their first spring training game.It took place in St. Pete's Al Lang Stadium…
Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition Paddling the Wild Heart of Florida
Four wildlife conservationists are paddling, hiking and biking through the wild heart of Florida. Their mission: to call attention to the need to connect…
WUSF, USF and Coverage of the Fight Over Budget Cuts
We’ve been asked by several of our listeners about WUSF’s relationship to USF as the station covers the fight over budget cuts to the university. I’d like…
Blinded Naval Academy Grad Invited to Swim in Paralympics
St. Petersburg native Brad Snyder has earned an invitation to swim with the U.S. Paralympic Team in the London 2012 Games.Snyder, a 2006 U.S. Naval…
Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition Begins First Steps in 1,000-Mile Journey
One thousand miles in 100 days. That's the goal of a wildlife expedition that's calling attention to the need to connect the state's disjointed wild areas…
Wildlife Expedition Sees Danger, Signs of Recovery for Panther
CALOOSAHATCHEE RIVER - The Florida Panther is fighting its way back from the brink of extinction, and members of the Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition…
Wildlife Corridor Expedition Tours Florida's Largest State-owned Ranch
The Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition has just come out of one of the wildest places in Florida - if not the entire country - the Fakahatchee strand.…
Ancient Scrub Greets Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition
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John Williams arrived from Detroit in 1875. Peter Demens arrived from St. Petersburg, Russia, 13 years later. Williams built a grand hotel. Demens brought…
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