News and Public Affairs

WMNF headlines include foreign aid and public broadcasting, pavement art ban, Myakka River protections, "Good Trouble Lives On".

Listen: A portion of the Myakka River may become the third in the state to receive federal protections under the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System.  Senator Rick Scott filed a bill Tuesday to instill...

Students at the Florida Polytechnic University created a favorable spacewalk device that's supposably aims to assist a common challenge.

Rainbow-colored art in the crosswalks of some St. Petersburg intersections might have to be painted over. These gay pride symbols are at risk because Florida has banned pavement art. Last month, the Florida Department of...

State regulators approved a proposal by Florida Peninsula Insurance Co. to assume up to 40,000 Citizens Property Insurance policies.

WMNF headlines include Florida hotspot for trafficking, Trump's spending cuts, Congressmember Maria Elvira Salazar, Miccosukee Tribe.

There’s still a chance for flash floods, especially across the southern and central Florida.

David Borman of TampaBayGay.com joins to talk community, support drag during COVID, and all things LGBTQIA+ in Tampa Bay.

Listen: A new report shows Florida has one of the highest rates of human trafficking in the country. Here’s more on the eye-opening statistics from the University of South Florida report:  “The 2024 State Report...

Alyssa Vinson joins this weeks Sustainable Living show to help prepare you and your trees for the upcoming hurricane season.

WMNF headlines include killing of Sayfollah Musallet, new accreditor approved, "Good Trouble Lives On," ballot initiatives ruling appealed.

Good Trouble Lives on is a national day of action that has been taking place every year on the death of John Lewis.