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Florida will step up testing for deer disease
Some deer killed in Florida during two popular hunting days in December must be tested for a contagious disease fatal to the animals.
Lawmakers and ex-justices back suspended Central Florida prosecutor Monique Worrell
Current & former Democratic lawmakers and former Florida Supreme Court justices have signed onto legal briefs backing Monique Worrell.
Medicaid enrollment continues declining in Florida
Enrollment in Florida’s Medicaid program dropped again in August -- this time by more than 105,000 people.
Tampa Bay Rays announce plans for new St. Pete stadium, redevelopment of surrounding district
The Tampa Bay Rays are staying in St. Petersburg. The team announced plans for a new stadium at Tropicana Field on Tuesday.
Plaintiffs contend Escambia County violated First Amendment and equal-protection rights in removing 10 books from school library shelves.
Chip Weiner on preserving Tampa’s past through photographs
Photographer Chip Weiner discusses his two-volume book of historic photographs of Tampa juxtaposed with photos from today that he made in the exact same spots. With more than 900 pages, "Burgert Brothers: Look Again Rephotographing...
A guide to understanding your FEMA determination letter after a Florida disaster
After a natural disaster, a variety of resources become available to aid in the cleanup process, including FEMA financial assistance.
The Scoop: Tues., September 19, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF
Rays stadium The Rays are going to make a major announcement today regarding a deal to build a new stadium in downtown St. Petersburg with contributions from the team, the city of St. Petersburg, and...
Feds push back against Florida in higher education fight
The Biden administration asked a federal judge to toss out a lawsuit filed by Florida that challenges the constitutionality of accreditation.
New College's Richard Corcoran was challenged by members of the Tampa Tiger Bay Club on Friday; there were some heated exchanges.
The bill would delete part of Florida law saying 16- or 17-year-olds can’t work before 6:30 am or after 11 pm.
A tropical weather system may impact Florida this weekend
Parts of Florida will likely see an increase in the rain and wind this weekend as disturbed weather may turn into a tropical system.
