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Florida TaxWatch CEO Dominic Calabro accused of sexual harassment and retaliation
A former high-ranking employee of Florida TaxWatch accused the leader of sexual harassment, drinking on the job and retaliation.
The U.S. Supreme Court denied Florida's request to stay a ruling that blocked a law aimed at preventing children from attending drag shows.
Here comes the Sun: Talking pro women’s soccer in Tampa Bay
The new professional women’s soccer team has a name - Tampa Bay Sun FC-will kick off its inaugural season in August 2024.
Florida has third-highest pedestrian traffic fatality rate in US, study shows
Listen: A new report shows that Florida has the third-highest pedestrian fatality rate in the country. Florida falls just behind New Mexico and Louisiana on the list. Holly Cooper is the CEO of Altumint, the...
The Genocide of Gaza’s Children: A Conversation with Steve Sosebee
Steve Sosebee is the founder of the Palestinian Children's Relief Fund an American charity dedicated to providing medical care to children in Palestine. Sosebee, talks about the crisis in Gaza and the efforts to keep...
The Scoop: Thurs., November 16, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF
Students could lose scholarships Senate and House Republicans in Tallahassee filed identical bills yesterday that could allow financial penalties for state university and college students backing what they say are “foreign terrorist” groups, such as Hamas....
Changes coming to Florida standard license plates?
Talks are underway to update Florida's standard license plate design. A proposal likely will come in 2025.
Florida bill would require flood disclosures in property sales
A bill in Florida would place a series of requirements on people to disclose flood risks before selling property.
The number of judges could shrink from 15 to 12 in the Tampa-based 2nd District Court of Appeal
Florida legislators filed bills this week that could lead to fewer judges serving in the future on two state appeals courts.
Certain family members could continue to have access to the photos, recordings and reports.
Bills aimed at reducing regulations on public schools began moving forward Wednesday in a Florida Senate committee.
Florida needs to spend at least $2.2 billion to fix a “perfect storm” of problems in its prisons
A new report says Florida prisons need $2.2 billion in repairs, retrofits and staffing to address “‘immediate” needs.
