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Environment Tuesday, November 28th 2023

Tampa Bay shorebirds dealt with record heat this summer

Summer this year was one of the hottest on record in the Tampa Bay Area, and shorebirds in Tampa Bay dealt with the heat.

Criminal Justice Thursday, November 16th 2023

Here comes the Sun: Talking pro women’s soccer in Tampa Bay

The new professional women’s soccer team has a name - Tampa Bay Sun FC-will kick off its inaugural season in August 2024.

Health Wednesday, November 15th 2023

Responding to Food Insecurity in Florida with Gulf Coast JFCS

It’s Thanksgiving time and our thoughts turn to food and those who may not have it. Our friends from Gulf Coast JFCS joined us to...

Health care Monday, November 13th 2023

Get answers about open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance marketplace

Information how navigators can help you choose the Obamacare plan that’s best for you and if you are eligible for financial assistance.

Abortion Rights Monday, November 13th 2023

Backers say the Florida Supreme Court should OK an abortion rights initiative

Supporters of a proposed constitutional amendment fired back at Florida's Attorney General Ashley Moody who wants the measure blocked from the 2024 ballot.

Labor Thursday, November 09th 2023

Riverview call center workers stage picket, demanding $25/hour, better healthcare, and more

Listen: On Thursday, call center workers at Maximus, the federal government’s largest call center contractor, picketed to demand higher wages. Call center workers want the...

News and Public Affairs Thursday, July 31st 2014

Tampa state Rep criticizes Scott administration over All Aboard Florida

Economy Tuesday, July 29th 2014

Crist unveils plan for executive orders to raise wages and prevent discrimination

National Politics Thursday, July 17th 2014

Former Congressman Jim Davis on Charlie Crist, Annette Taddeo, immigration & other issues

Environment Thursday, July 17th 2014

Florida scientists request meeting with Gov. Rick to discuss climate change

Rob Lorei speaks with David Hastings, Professor of Marine Science & Chemistry about climate change in Florida

News and Public Affairs Wednesday, June 25th 2014

Florida on the hook for $250,000 for firing whistleblower

News and Public Affairs Friday, June 20th 2014

Rick Scott’s Spanish radio ad scores a GOOOOAAAAALLLLLLL!!!!!!!

Rick Scott's Spanish radio at scores a GOOOOAAAAALLLLLLL!!!!!!!

News and Public Affairs Tuesday, June 17th 2014

Charlie Crist says if elected he’ll reconvene annual climate change summit

A 100 or so Crist supporters were on hand Saturday to help launch a new St. Petersburg campaign office.

Health care Wednesday, June 11th 2014

Florida Governor’s wife, Ann Scott, supports lack of action on Medicaid expansion

Governor Rick Scott's wife, Ann Scott, supports lack of action toward Medicaid expansion

Education Monday, June 09th 2014

Florida immigrant tuition bill is a victory for advocates, but not entirely

Florida immigrant tuition bill is a win, but not entirely

Local Government Wednesday, March 16th 2011

Miami-Dade County voters recall local elected officials by a landslide.

South Florida residents voted yesterday to recall Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Alvarez. Amid the massive recall campaign building in Wisconsin, public outcry over state budget deficits, government corruption, and incompetence has now led to one...

Jobs Saturday, March 12th 2011

“Awake the State Rally” Protests Gov. Scott’s Budget Cuts.

Tuesday about a thousand pro-worker protesters marched to Gaslight Park in Downtown Tampa. Thousands more labor union workers, state employees, and teachers demonstrated in more than 30 cities across the state to protest the largest...

Mass Transit Thursday, February 17th 2011

Florida has one week to hold onto rail money

Florida officials have about one week to make a deal keep the federal high-speed rail funds rejected yesterday by Governor Rick Scott. One idea is for another entity like Amtrak to receive the $2.4 billion...

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