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Aftermath of Hurricane Debby in the Tampa Bay area

Hurricane Debby’s aftermath is still being felt, particularly in Sarasota and Manatee Counties with record-breaking rainfall. Multiple rivers in Tampa Bay still have flood warnings.

DeSantis says Debby didn’t cause as much damage as other storms

Governor Ron Desantis says Hurricane Debby was weaker and caused less damage than other storms that have hit Florida.

St. Petersburg is trying to tackle food inequality

St. Petersburg is tackling food inequality with a new grant. The city will award 300 thousand dollars to local groups to aid in the city’s Healthy Food Action Plan.

The Scoop: Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF

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WMNF anchors Chris Young, Lisa Marzilli, Josh Holton, Seán Kinane
WMNF News Director Seán Kinane
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