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Seán Kinane

bird Florida Scrub jay

Environmental groups rally to keep protections for the Florida scrub jay

Several environmental groups have intervened in a lawsuit that is challenging local protections for the Florida scrub jay.
"No Uterus? No Opinion!!" sign

In St. Pete supporters of reproductive freedom rally despite the cold

Pinellas NOW and other groups organized the rally on the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision.
John Lennon

In Ybor City May Pang will share her “Lost Weekend” photos of John Lennon

May Pang – the Lost Weekend girlfriend of John Lennon - shows her photos of the Beatle at Tempus Projects in Ybor City.

The Scoop: Mon. Jan. 6, 2025, Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF

The tightest national security is in place for today's election certification; a reminder of what happened at the U.S. Capitol four years ago.
Snail Mail

These are some of the best songs and LPs of 2024

My top song of 2024 is Fontaines D.C., Favourite, from their Romance LP. Hurray For the Riff Raff and Waxahatchee also had top LPs.
Gulfport Hurricane Milton

Storm Surge: Impacts of the 2024 hurricane season on the Tampa Bay community

Tropical Storm Debby & Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The 2024 hurricane season in Florida had anxiety, destruction, resilience and community.
Rachel Rohrabacher pickleball

A top pickleball pro is from Tampa, where you’ll find “great play”

Hundreds of amateurs and pros are competing this week at a PPA professional pickleball tournament in Holly Hill, Florida.
pillar coral

Pillar coral is now “endangered” under the ESA

The National Marine Fisheries Service changed the status of pillar coral from threatened to endangered under the ESA.
art mural Ya La'ford

A mural in St. Pete symbolizes resilience after Florida’s 2024 hurricanes

Ya La’ford says the All Hands United mural symbolizes resilience, unity and strength by tying Floridians together after the 2024 hurricanes.
Tropicana Field roof torn off

St. Petersburg City Council approves bonds to pay for a new Rays stadium

St. Petersburg City Council approved bonds to pay for a new stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays.

The Scoop: Fri. Dec. 6, 2024, Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF

The St. Petersburg City Council approved the bonds necessary to finance the $1.3 billion ballpark; the next step is a Pinellas bond vote.
Tropicana Field roof torn off

St. Petersburg City Council member Lisset Hanewicz talks about the Rays stadium deal

St. Petersburg City Council member Lisset Hanewicz talks about the deal between the city and the Tampa Bay Rays to build a new stadium.
Revenge of the Synth
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