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New College of Florida President Richard Corcoran is set to earn up to $1.3 million per year in salary and benefits in a five-year contract.
Interview with Mr. Miles Alexander, 3rd, owner and operator of AlexanderGoshen - Entrepreneur in construction
Mr. Alexander, 3rd, CEO of AlexanderGoshen a construction business received an award for emerging excellence in the construction industry. AlexanderGoshen...
Tampa City Council member Guido Maniscalco addresses mayor’s failed property tax increase proposal
Listen: In September, the Tampa City Council voted against a major property tax rate increase proposed by Mayor Jane Castor. One city council member spoke Friday to why he voted to reject Castor’s proposed increase....
The Scoop: Friday., October 20, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF
CAIR demands safety for Americans The Israel-Hamas war has left many dead or missing, including American citizens. One Tampa non-profit is demanding the government do more to ensure the safety of all American citizens in...
The NOPE Task Force hosts community candlelight vigil for those lost to overdose
NOPE creates dramatic and impactful presentations for students and community members using volunteer and School Resource Officers’ grim personal experiences to educate 6th through 12th graders about the consequences of experimentation with drugs. This candlelight...
The bill would require health insurers and HMOs to cover skin cancer screenings performed by dermatologists in Florida
Ex-Rep. Joe Harding of Florida sentenced to four months for COVID-19 fraud
Former Florida Rep. Joe Harding pleaded guilty to fraudulently applying for business loans during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Florida denies defying the judge in a case on blocking medical care for transgender people
Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration disputes that it defied a federal judge’s decision on blocking Medicaid coverage for transgender people.
Tampa woman hopes the U.S. will do more to find out if her kids in Gaza are safe
A Tampa non-profit is demanding the government do more to ensure the safety of all American citizens in Gaza.
Feds reach a settlement with Ameris Bank for “redlining” in Jacksonville
The settlement is settlement resolves allegations that the bank discriminated against Black and Hispanic residents seeking home loans.
The Scoop: Thurs., October 19, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF
Pinellas beach restoration Hurricane Idalia caused major destruction to Pinellas County beaches. The emergency beach restoration project is projected to cost upwards of 20 million dollars. Dredging in Puerto Rico A proposed dredging project...
Sen. Jason Pizzo says a tour of state colleges shouldn’t be taken as a sign he’s gearing up for a gubernatorial run.
