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After Florida’s first recorded case of the contagious chronic wasting disease fatal to deer, wildlife officials said other cases are likely.

On today’s edition of The Skinny WMNF Tampa 88.5-FM, we’re joined by reps for Black Faculty and Staff Association at University of South Florida—Geveryl Robinson, Vice President-Faculty Liaison for BFSA and Dr. Frank Pyrtle ,...

  Calls for stronger supply chains before shortages reach medicine cabinets Prescription drug shortages reached a five-year peak at the end of last year. A Tampa congress member joined medical professionals at a local hospital...

Before I pressed record, I shared this true story with Steve Turner. Bruce and John of SubPop came to me and said, “You know John Peel, right? Could you send him some of our records?”...

It has been said, ” The day you plant the seed is not the day you eat the fruit.  Be patient and stay the course“...Fabienne Frederickson Remaining steadfast and staying the course in the midst of struggles and hardships...

A judge rejected a challenge to Florida Department of Education rules that are part of a move to increase scrutiny of books in schools.

The Biden administration argued that an appeals court should reject a Florida legal challenge to federal immigration policies.

Researchers at Colorado State University now call for an above-average forecast for tropical cyclone season.

Listen: Prescription drug shortages reached a five-year peak at the end of last year. Now, a Tampa congress member joined medical professionals at a local hospital Thursday to call for change. Congress member Kathy Castor...

The Florida Police Benevolent Association has dropped a challenge to a proposed rule about restrictions on public-employee unions.

Offshore regulations to protect the Gulf’s only resident whale species proposed and contested A petition is seeking to protect of one the most endangered whales in the world by creating restrictions near Florida’s west-coast ports....

New College of Florida is continuing efforts this summer to become, they say, “one of the top liberal arts colleges in the country.” On Wednesday, the college’s Presidential Search Committee approved a new salary range...