News and Public Affairs

Local conservatives are outraged about the City of Venice’s Pride Festival last weekend in Sarasota County. 

The Florida Health department in Citrus County will observe World AIDS Day with free HIV testing at the health office in Lecanto County.

Florida regulators signed off on utilities collecting hundreds of millions of dollars from customers to pay for storm-hardening projects.

A federal judge blocked Florida's "positively dystopian" Stop WOKE law that restricts how race can be taught in universities.

Florida urged a federal appeals court to toss out an injunction against a law restricting how race can be addressed in workplace training.

Florida had 5,077 incidents of students being involuntarily committed under a mental-health law, the Baker Act, during the past school year.

Democrats did surprisingly well throughout the U.S. in the midterm elections, EXCEPT in Florida. What's the matter with Florida? We talk to local Democratic political leaders to find out.

Today’s guest on Sustainable Living is Virginia Overstreet. We talked about gardening for dragonflies AND damselflies.

U.S. Senator Rick Scott (R-FL), said he will seek to become Senate Republican leader, challenging leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.

A judge dismissed, but advised how to correct, a lawsuit challenging the use of Florida funds to transport migrants from Texas to MA.

After months of negotiations, the Pinellas County School Board unanimously approved a new contract agreement on Tuesday that delivers pay raises for over 7,000 teachers and instructional staff in Pinellas County public schools, as well...

Tampa City Council member Bill Carlson discussed everything from economic development to the arts, affordable housing, water policy and his run for re-election.