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May is Mental Health Awareness Month.  It has been observed in May in the United States since 1949.  According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental health condition...

Florida and two dozen other states filed a legal challenge to a new U.S. Environmental Protection rule aimed at reducing carbon emissions.

Florida could dispute an upcoming federal rule for colleges to offer in-state tuition rates to students from certain Pacific islands.

Listen: St Petersburg City officials met Thursday to discuss the redevelopment of the Historic Gas Plant District surrounding the Rays stadium. Developers and planners faced questions about the plan, including concerns that the deal gives...

Six Florida A&M University students have asked an appeals court to overturn a judge’s ruling that dismissed a potential class-action lawsuit.

Fire and Ice interviewed: Richard a Black Business Owner of The Elite Factory, in the TampaBay Area a professional gym that welcome everyone to train and develop good health habit whether you are up...

An order says that Heritage Property & Casualty Insurance violated claims-handling requirements following Hurricane Ian.

Gov. Ron DeSantis appeared to take exception to a U.S. News story outlining why Florida remained tops in the nation for education.

A Sarasota woman’s stepson is one of many Israelis taken hostage during Hamas’ October 7 attack.

Learn about the new president of Florida Polytechnic University and his vision for academics, STEM focus, and fostering innovation.

Justices are grappling with whether an Ohio gamer violated Florida law when he secretly recorded a Florida gamer without permission.

Listen: A Sarasota woman’s stepson is one of several Israelis taken hostage during Hamas’s October 7th attack. She is still seeking answers on her son’s whereabouts seven months later. Gillian Kaye hasn’t heard from her...