The Scoop: Wed. February 28, 2024 Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF

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Wasserman-Schultz calls for Ladapo to resign

As a measles outbreak spreads in Florida, the state’s Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo is giving advice counter to federal vaccination guidelines.

Pedestrian dies in Tampa

A vehicle hit and killed a pedestrian at North Florida Avenue and West Yukon Street. Tampa Police are investigating the fatal crash.

Four-year-old hit by car is in critical condition

A valet driver hit the son of Blue Jays reliever Erik Swanson at the Opal Sands on Gulfview Boulevard.

Texas wildfires close a nuclear weapons facility

The fires are fueled by strong winds, dry grass, and unusually warm temperatures, causing evacuation orders.

Teaching communism to kindergarteners

The full Senate will consider a bill that would require the history of communism to be taught in Florida’s public schools, potentially as young as kindergarten.

 State budget talks

Senate and House negotiators settled on a variety of issues including tourism marketing and school safety. Unresolved issues will be sent to the House and Senate Appropriations Chairs today.

 $20 million allocated to former students at Dozier School for Boys

The Senate Fiscal Policy Committee signed off on a proposal that would create a compensation program for the victims.

The Scoop: Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF

   

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