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Hillsborough County officials revive the Rays’ Ybor City stadium idea
Tampa Bay lawmakers express frustration with state politics during the 2022 legislative session
Florida Matters breaks down the midway point of Florida's 2022 legislative session
As the Curtis Reeves trial nears, Florida Matters explores Florida's Stand Your Ground law
Rising housing costs are prompting protests and possible solution from lawmakers across Tampa Bay
Racism study authors talk highlighting the past and making suggestions for the future
Florida Matters recaps the 2022 State of the State address
Florida Matters explores the most important issues before Florida’s 2022 legislative session
We recap COVID-19 in 2021
We look at the impact of redistricting before Florida lawmakers meet next month
Months after the major Piney Point spill, the phosphate industry's impact stills looms large
We highlight the latest Unequal Shots story on African Americans and mental health during the pandemic
The Tampa Bay region is becoming a major destination for technology companies
As mental health effects of the pandemic linger, a local 211 center still sees high call volumes
With a new mayor decided for St. Pete, Rick Kriseman reflects on eight years in office
Food Insecurity Is Still An Issue in Tampa Bay, Even As The Pandemic Seems to Wane
We explore Tampa Bay's hurricane preparedness, 100 years after the Tarpon Springs Hurricane
Angry parents have derailed Sarasota school board meetings. Two board members tell us what's next
At Forum, St. Pete Mayoral Candidates Share Their Plans For The City
FEMA's flood insurance program introducing a new rating system. Premiums for most Florida homes set to rise
Florida Matters Looks At Tampa's Hispanic Food History
WUSF's Unequal Shots Series Focuses On Inequities In Vaccine Access And Information
Tampa Bay-Based Project Continues The Work Of Highlighting Unearthed Cemeteries
Ahead Of 20th Anniversary, Florida Matters Looks At Tampa Bay Connection To 9/11
Florida Matters Talks To Candidates For St. Pete Mayor
Census Shows Big Changes In Florida's Population
DeSantis Enforces Executive Order To Have Final Say On Masks. But Some Local Officials Are Fighting To Change That
WUSF’s The Zest Podcast Launches Its Fourth Season
Florida’s COVID Cases Rise As Schools Reopen For A New Year. It’s Become A Cause For Concern
With Steve Currall Out, What’s Next For The USF Presidency?
After Making Few Changes, Pasco Sheriff Continues Controversial Policing Tactics
Surfside Building Collapse Highlights Gaps In Florida Building Code And Condo Associations
Algae Blooms Are Affecting Both Florida Coasts — Beachgoers, Manatees Are Paying The Price
Florida Matters Reflects On LGBTQ Life in Florida
The Rays' Future In Tampa Bay Remains Murky After Recent Drama Among St. Petersburg Officials
A Year Ago, Protests About George Floyd Erupted On Tampa Bay's Streets
New Gaming Deal May Expand Gambling In Florida. But First, It Heads To Federal Officials For Approval.
What Might This Year's Hurricane Season Look Like?
As Vaccinations Start To Lag, Vaccine Education and Incentives Ramp Up
We Recap Florida's 2021 Legislative Session
Florida Matters Hears Three Floridians' Perspectives On The Derek Chauvin Verdict
Florida Panther Featured In National Geographic's April Issue
As Piney Point's Future Becomes Clearer, Florida Matters Looks At Its Potential, Long-Term Impacts
Halfway Through The 2021 Legislative Session, What's The Status of Bills In Progress?
St. Petersburg Community Leaders Share Optimism And Concern For Tropicana Field Site's Future
With Hillsborough's 1-Cent Tax Ruled Unconstitutional, How Does That Affect The County's Transportation Issues?
One Year Later, Floridians Take Stock Of What's Still Uncertain
With The Biden Administration At Work, What Does That Mean For The Gulf Of Mexico?
Long Faced With Sub-Standard Conditions, Farm Workers Deal With Added Challenges During A Pandemic
Gov. DeSantis Deepens Divisions, Looks To Reelection In State Of The State Address
Class Of COVID-19 Project Gives Many Faces To Florida's Education System Issues
Tampa Native Marty Baron Retires After Storied Career In Journalism
What Could A Scaled Back Super Bowl Look Like For Tampa Bay?
After A Socially Distant Year, The Zest Podcast Returns With A Greater Focus On Florida Food History
What Will Florida Politics Look Like In 2021?
Here's What It's Like to Run A Clinical Trial During A Pandemic
Calls To Tampa Bay's 211 Center Are Increasing During The Holiday Season
Florida May See Fewer Snowbirds This Winter. What Does That Mean For The Tampa Bay Businesses They Frequent?
With COVID Cases Surging, Do We Gather Virtually Or In Person This Thanksgiving?
In The Quest To Re-engage Voters, Florida Democrats Have A Long Road Ahead
I-4 Corridor Voters Give Their Post Election Reactions
As Election Day Nears, Thoughts From A First-Time Voter And An Update On Early Voting
COVID-19 Survivors Tell Their Stories, Urge The Public Take The Virus Seriously
Small Businesses Are Still Adapting To Reopening
Voting By Mail A Popular Option Ahead of November's Election
For November's Election, Pinellas County Is One Of The Largest Swing Counties At Play
Much Like In 2016, Disinformation Is A Concern For The Upcoming Election
Tampa Bay's Small Music Venues Struggle With No End In Sight
With Eviction Relief Extended, The Future Is Again On Hold For Renters And Landlords
Uncertainty Remains As K-12 Schools and Colleges Open For Class
Florida Faces Census Challenges Ahead of September Deadline
Marketplace's David Brancaccio Breaks Down The Economy
Coronavirus Forces Small Businesses To Adapt Or Die
A Look Into The 'I-4 Votes' Collaboration Highlighting Election Issues
WrestleMania In Tampa Is A Sort Of Homecoming
A Look At How Henry Plant Put Tampa On The Map
Jews Play Important Part In Florida's Story
'Cat Tale' Tells The 'Wild, Weird Battle To Save The Florida Panther'
Florida Matters: Election Security Improving From 2016
Florida Matters: DeSantis Shuns Controversy In State Of The State Address
Florida Matters: Reporter Round table
Florida Matters 2019 In Review: Honey Bees, Coral Reefs, And The Environment
Florida Matters Takes A Look At 2019
On Tia Pepy's Rice Pudding, Reindeer Cookies, And Other WUSF Family Holiday Traditions
Lakewood Ranch Weathers Economic Storms
A Little Thanksgiving Zest
Despite Long Lines Theme Parks Are A Big Attraction
Get A Taste Of Florida's Wine Industry
Senator Bill Nelson, "This Is Not The First Time That Lies Have Been Used In American Politics."
Vaccination Is Key To Preventing Hepatitis A
Rural Areas Continue Planning For Future Growth
Transportation Issues In Tampa Bay's Growing Cities
How Tampa And Orlando Airports Are Changing To Make Travel More Convenient
The Buzz On Florida's Honey Bees
"One Small Step" To Reduce Toxic Talk
Saving Florida's Coral Reefs
Florida Seafood Past and Present
How Strong Are Our Sewage Systems?
A Taste Of Florida's Wine Industry
Clearing Up The CBD Confusion