WMNF Pulse: Keeping You Updated

WMNF Song of the Day has been going great so far! It has been wonderful to hear from artists and listeners who enjoy it. None if it would be possible if it wasn't from the...

A bomb planted by the Irish Republican Army exploded at 2:54 a.m. on October 12, 1984. It was the last day of the Conservative Party Conference at the Grand Hotel in the coastal town of...

Listen: Florida schools are reconsidering what science textbooks will go into classrooms.  Here’s what happening in Pasco County. All elementary and middle school science courses will have new textbooks up for consideration. Same goes for...

Justin Lucci has experienced a lot of change in the past three years. He’s a chalk artist now, but that wasn’t always the case. Lucci spent more than two decades in the retail corporate world....

Pollution is still happening in Sarasota Bay and in Manatee County. A conservation group may be short come the fundraising deadline.

Drive safely and stay away from flooded roads and flood waters. Flooding can be deeper than expected and cars can stall.

“Your mind will answer most questions, if you learn to relax and wait for the answers. William S. Burroughs” Labor Day is unofficially known as the end of summer and also a season when many...

The SOTD today is by "Better" teenager Dylan Zangwill from Philadelphia, PA. You should listen because It will blow your socks off.  Dylan Zangwill is not your typical teenager. He is a Rockstar in Training! Dylan’s signature sound is...

Gov. Ron DeSantis and the first lady spoke at the Children and Family's Summit Wednesday. They talked about programs that help those in need.

Stay updated with the latest news: pedestrian fatality, inmate deaths, weather alerts, and political developments.

The SOTD is Wasted Words by Hollowhouse, from Plant City, FL.  Hollowhouse is playing Rock the Park TONIGHT! Rock the Park.  Wasted Words is a song off the upcoming album of the same name by Hollowhouse. You can...

In late spring and late summer Florida rain periods can be enhanced by the frontal boundary that ends up draped near or accross the state.