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Justin Barker recalls the family culture his parents cultivated that yielded a teen activist empathetic to zoo animals.

178 tornadoes were spawned from tropical cyclones this year including Hurricanes Debby, Helene, Milton and Beryl.

Predicted to be hyperactive, the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season delivered a mighty punch to storm-weary Floridians.

Join Tanja, Anni and community activist Samuel Ronen while they discuss how to build community after a disaster situation.

SB 56 would prohibit releasing things into the atmosphere to affect "the temperature, the weather, or the intensity of sunlight.”

Thanksgiving week is serving up sloppy weather in the U.S. including snow, and some of the coldest temperatures since February.

Florida Commission on Ethics members rejected an effort to try to reach a settlement with plaintiffs challenging a Florida law.

The University of Tampa has been recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge for being one of the most engaged campuses for student voting. UTampa is one of 471 colleges and universities recognized by...

Science writer Sadie Dingfelder always knew she was different but never understood how or why until one day she mistook a stranger for her husband in a grocery store. She had been teasing her husband...

St. Petersburg City Council member Lisset Hanewicz talks about the deal between the city and the Tampa Bay Rays to build a new stadium.

Patró Mabíli takes on old talking points about deficits and closed borders. The U.S., a One-Party State, a Democratic Resistance  The political divide deepens, Project 2025 architects empowered, the rich get richer and  fear among...

Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis will run for a Northwest Florida congressional seat vacated by former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz.