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How AI generated misinformation affects voters
With a contentious election just weeks away and Floridians still dealing with the aftermath of back-to-back hurricanes, AI-generated misinformation online continues to spread.
Make informed decisions with WUSF's 2024 Voter Guide
Need information about who is on the ballot this election? WUSF's Voter Guide for the 2024 election gives you the information you need to make an informed decision.
Gen Z is at the forefront of their democratic future
Gen Z comprises 44% of the electorate and has the potential to make a monumental impact.
Answering your questions about hurricane recovery
While Election Day is just weeks away, communities across the Greater Tampa Bay region are still overcoming challenges in rebuilding from Hurricane Helene and Milton.
Manatee viewing returns to TECO's Big Bend power plant
Two hurricanes within a one-month span won't keep manatees from gathering in one of their favorite winter spots.
A veil of uncertainty on Florida’s abortion future
Do Floridians support a proposed amendment to protect abortion until viability (around 23-24 weeks)? Citizens casting a ballot in November get a chance to voice their opinion.
Traditional media is losing ground in election coverage. What's next?
The proliferation of social media has forever changed how people consume news.
Adaptive voting amidst back-to-back hurricane challenges
While Election Day is just weeks away, communities across the Greater Tampa Bay region are still overcoming challenges in rebuilding from Hurricane Helene and Milton.
Revealing the lineup at the 2025 Florida Strawberry Festival
Besides the attractions and strawberry shortcake, the main draw for the Florida Strawberry Festival has been the wide range of musical artists it draws each year.
Busch Gardens announces a new Wild Oasis 'realm' to open in spring 2025
Billed as "North America’s most engaging and interactive adventure realm," Wild Oasis will be built within the Jungala area of the Tampa theme park.
Tampon shortage is the next war on women
Tampons are the latest item in scarcity due to global supply chain disruptions.
Texas smuggling tragedy reminds us of Florida’s issues
An estimated 53 people were found dead in a truck in San Antonio, drawing attention to the troubling human smuggling issue in Florida and elsewhere.
Florida listeria outbreak raises caution about food hygiene
Twenty three patients showed food poisoning-like symptoms in a listeria outbreak across 10 states.
‘Rainbow capitalism’ has to go
Consumers turn a critical eye to Pride Month ad campaigns and rainbow packaging, demanding concrete action and support.
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Answering your questions about hurricane recovery
The greater Tampa Bay region continues to wrestle with the damage and destruction caused by back-to-back hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton.
Manatees return to TECO's Big Bend power plant
Two hurricanes within a one-month span won't keep manatees from gathering in one of their favorite winter spots.
Revealing the lineup at the 2025 Florida Strawberry Festival
Besides the attractions and strawberry shortcake, the main draw for the Florida Strawberry Festival has been the wide range of musical artists it draws each year.
Busch Gardens announces a new Wild Oasis 'realm'
Busch Gardens on Tuesday announced plans for its latest attraction.
Love Found at USF
Young dancer found magic — and more — at USF
USF Muma Student Spotlight
Clare Coffman brings passion for insurance and crime to life at USF
USF Foundation Board of Directors welcomes new leaders
Four all-female, USF alum are elected to the USF Foundation Board of Directors
Aripoli Scholars Luncheon serves a hearty helping of family values
As another Helios/Aripoli Scholarship Luncheon winds down, he looks around the room with a smile and says what he says after each one: “This year’s luncheon was the best one yet.”
