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Gas prices in Florida could face a roller coaster ride and reach up to $4.45 by summer 2023
A tech company that monitors the fuel industry foresees gasoline prices in Florida above $4 a gallon in 2023.
Sustainable Living: What would you make as a rule or law to make the world better?
On this weeks show, we asked the viewers what would you make a rule or law if you could make the world more sustainable.
Ten big legal battles to watch in 2023 in Florida and beyond
From abortion to Big Tech to guns, Florida heads into 2023 with courts weighing high-profile legal fights.
Florida congressional redistricting trial is set for September 2023
A trial is scheduled in a court challenge to a congressional redistricting plan that Ron DeSantis pushed through the Florida Legislature.
Tampa arts scene blossoms with support from business leaders
Tracy Midulla of Tempus Projects, an artists collective in Ybor City, and Michele Smith of the Tampa Arts Alliance, give their take on Tampa's arts scene, which is seeing an infusion of support from the...
A U. of Tampa professor talks about his research on seagrass in Tampa Bay and Arts4AllFlorida talks about artists with disabilities.
New laws for Florida in 2023 include lobbying restrictions and toll breaks
New laws for Florida on January 1, 2023 include lobbying restrictions, toll breaks and making available land-preservation money.
Judge refuses to dismiss Gillum charges
A judge has refused to dismiss charges of lying to the FBI and wire fraud against former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum.
Best of The Healthy Steps Show 2022 (previously recorded)
The Healthy Steps Radio Show is a popular program that covers a wide range of topics related to health and wellness. In this special episode, we are taking a look back at the past year...
The show began with an appeal to the those in desperate need at holiday time and may be suicidal. Reminded listeners of the suicide hotline 988. Asked callers to write in or call in birthdays...
The Hillsborough County Commission last year approved a ‘Tenant’s Bill of Rights’ ordinance that, among other things, contains a ban on what’s known as source of income discrimination. This provision prohibits landlords and property owners...
On Monday’s show for Sustainable Living, we had Bob Linde, AP, RH Acupuncture Physician, and registered Herbalist (AHG).
