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This summer there will be 6 opportunities for families in Pinellas County to receive free fresh food from a drive-through mobile food pantry.

Florida State University urged an appeals court to reject a request by the Atlantic Coast Conference to put on hold a lawsuit.

Poll finds many Americans are opposed to pro-Palestine encampments on college campuses Recent polls found many Americans strongly disagree with the encampments and protests happening on campuses nationwide. 13 hundred people were asked 10 questions...

A Space X Falcon Heavy rocket will launch the latest weather eye that will monitor weather in the Atlantic Basin as early as next summer.

An appeals court battle about permitting authority for Florida projects that affect wetlands will not be resolved until late this year.

Listen: One of Tampa’s historic and underserved communities is set to undergo a major transformation over the next few years.  A new multi-million dollar project will help revamp the Palmetto Beach area. The nearly 25...

While violent crime is down nationally, a recent spate of fatal shootings in Tampa has people on edge and wondering what can be done. Fatal shootings in neighborhoods like Hyde Park  and New Tampa, where...

Gov. Ron DeSantis directed $10.3 million from Florida's Job Growth Grant Fund to help provide infrastructure for commercial developments.

The tax “holiday” will allow Florida shoppers to avoid paying sales taxes on a range of recreational items and activities throughout July.

Hillsborough County Public Schools could have a new policy on mobile phones and other electronic devices this summer.

The state of abortion two years after Roe v. Wade was overturned Monique Shaw is the senior program officer of the Rober Wood Johnson Foundation and she is speaking up about how she feels on...

A new Florida law creates a state program to help boost security at Jewish day schools and preschools.