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TECO rate hikes face a second challenge

The Office of Public Counsel is appealing the Florida Public Service Commission’s approval of TECO rate increases.

I-4 Corridor growth impacts Port Tampa Bay expansion

The I-4 Corridor spans from Tampa to Orlando and more than 8 million residents call it their home. It is also the fastest-growing region in the Southeast.  Port Tampa Bay wants to address consumer needs...
Tampa

Hillsborough County tourism tops $1 billion again despite hurricane challenges

Listen: Hillsborough County tourism has hit a billion-dollar milestone – again. The high tourism dollars came even in the wake of a busy hurricane season last year.   Hillsborough County’s tourism and hospitality industry exceeded the...

Misinformation threatens everything

David R. Kotok is a co-founder of Sarasota-based Cumberland Advisors.

Tampa ranks #18 of 50 largest U.S. cities for household bills

Listen: A new report shows Tampa ranks 18th out of the 50 largest U.S. cities for household bills- and a recent move from Tampa Electric Company will only push bills higher. The average household in Tampa...
TECO

Florida PSC approves a TECO rate increase that’s more than the recommendation of its staff

Brooke Ward, senior Florida organizer of Food & Water Watch, called the increase “a gut punch to struggling community members."

Reality check: food deserts, tariffs and the coming crisis

The global economy braces for tariff wars which will increase food scarcity and inequality

Resentment and resistance

Patró Mabíli takes on old talking points about deficits and closed borders. The U.S., a One-Party State, a Democratic Resistance  The political divide deepens, Project 2025 architects empowered, the rich get richer and  fear among...
shopping

How Black Friday became one of the biggest shopping days of the year

Retailers use psychology as a means to make sure people ditch the family and Thanksgiving leftovers and instead find the nearest mall.

Hope and blight: inner-city economy

Hope in ruins: a corner gas station near hard-scrabble College Hill in Tampa, FL is symbolic of the endurance of racial disparity and capital inequality.

Acts for the economy

Discussion regarding the legislations signed by President Joe Biden to reduce inflation, create jobs and boost US competitiveness.

Postscript on the elections and moving forward

Community Speaks WMNF with Patró Mabíli host a postscript on the U.S. election.
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