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Florida nursing homes are seeing a rise in severe violations. These incidents have practically doubled since 2019.

We look at education in Florida: banned books, private school vouchers, menstrual histories of student-athletes, AP African-American History.

Michael Igel, Chair of the Florida Holocaust Museum discusses his family’s own Holocaust experiences, the importance of Holocaust remembrance, Holocaust education in the age of “Stop Woke,” the rise of anti-Semitism… again, how to address...

We talked with students from Sweden about what it’s like in the U.S. compared to Sweden for things like health care and education.

We talked about the ways that people's health is being impacted and will continue to be affected by climate change with Dr. Paul Robinson.

Hillsborough County schools' attendance boundaries are likely to change. Some schools may be repurposed and students reassigned to different schools and the public isn't happy with the proposed changes.

The President of United Faculty of Florida & a New College of Florida alumnus slam Governor DeSantis for appointing 6 conservative Trustees.

The Florida Springs Council won an appeal and will get a Department of Administrative Hearing on a controversial bottled water permit.

A U. of Tampa professor talks about his research on seagrass in Tampa Bay and Arts4AllFlorida talks about artists with disabilities.

State Representative Anna Eskamani on the Florida Legislature special session on insurance and whether there was enough help for homeowners.

We speak with Jessica Vaughn, a member of the Hillsborough County School Board, about education issues in Florida.

In 5 days, 7 ships will sail from Port Tampa Bay. The port says these ships will bring hundreds of thousands of dollars in economic impact.