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Full Florida Senate will vote on allowing chaplains in schools
The Senate Rules Committee approved a proposal that would authorize school districts to let volunteer chaplains provide services to students.
A controversial bill regulating teacher prep programs in Florida advances in the state Senate
A bill that seeks to keep “identity politics” out of teacher preparation programs is ready for consideration by the full Florida Senate.
Florida State Guard members go to the US-Mexico border in Texas
A small number of members of the Florida State Guard have been deployed to Texas to assist with border operations.
The Scoop: Mon., February 26, 2024 Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF
AAUP sanctions New College of Florida The American Association of University Professors has voted to sanction New College of Florida, citing substantial noncompliance with widely accepted standards of academic governance. DeSantis sends Floridians to...
AAUP, a major American academic association made up of faculty and other professionals, has voted to sanction New College of Florida.
Show your support for the Sustainable Living Show during this week’s FUNd drive.
Here's your chance to support The Sustainable Living Show during our 2024 Spring FUNd drive!
Two Important Books On American Women’s Lives
Felicia Kornbluh – A Woman’s Life Is a Human Life A Woman’s Life Is A Human Life – My Mother, Our Neighbor and the Journey from Reproductive Rights to Reproductive Justice is the story of...
Gov. DeSantis sends more Florida Highway Patrol and National Guardsmen to southern border
Governor Ron DeSantis announced Florida Highway Patrol and National Guardsman are heading to the southern border.
Need a passport? A Passport Fair is being held Saturday
The Tampa Post Office will be hosting a Passport Fair. The event will be held tomorrow from 12:30 p.m. to 6:30p.m.
Local middle school participates in a science experiment by NASA
A Florida Middle School is participating in a science experiment selected by NASA. They want to see if they can grow crops in moon soil.
The Scoop: Fri., February 23, 2024 Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF
Legislature passes ban on kids using some social media A bill that originated in the Florida House has now passed through the State Senate. The bill bars children under 16 from using some social media...
The Florida bill would require platforms to use age verification before accounts are created, with the verifications also affecting adults.
