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Hernán Bustamante @HBC.photosThis year, thanks to a new Florida law, high school students can now satisfy both their arts and physical education credits at the same time if they're in marching band for two years. WLRN reporters went to Charles W. Flanagan High School in Pembroke Pines to watch students spend long summer days practicing to perform at a high level. -
Maria Avlonitis/WUSFMany Little Free Libraries have volunteers behind them, dedicated to stocking them with fresh books and engaging with their communities — helping readers in a state with increasingly challenging access to books.
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The way a new Florida law is written doesn't guarantee consumers' utility rates won't go up because of new data centers, energy policy experts said. -
The Lutz Cemetery has a team of student volunteers researching its longtime residents and curating historic records, photos and more to flesh out their online archives. -
The Advanced Air Mobility technology has the potential to be used as air taxis, cargo delivery, medical transportation and emergency response. -
A measure to re-up a 2020 law that helped chip away at a $35 billion maintenance backlog at national parks and public lands, and set to expire next month, has gained bipartisan support. -
Each election, you make decisions that affect your everyday life. Some of the most difficult and important choices involve selecting and retaining judges. Here's how to do it. -
Gov. Ron DeSantis said a rewrite is already underway as the state won’t appeal a Leon County judge’s ruling against the title and ballot summary language in a property tax cut referendum legislators put before voters in November. -
As many Florida school districts look to close schools to cope with declining enrollment, leading to budget cuts, some are banding together to reduce another key factor to their bottom lines: health insurance premiums. -
More than 650,000 ballots have been cast for the Aug. 18 primary, including just under 29,000 using the “early voting” option that until Thursday was available in just 10 counties. -
In 1976, a group of elementary school students in Key West left behind pieces of history for their future selves to find. They were tasked with collecting items that represented that moment in time. Fifty years later, the contents of their time capsule have been unearthed. -
State wildlife officials voiced support Wednesday for ongoing oyster restoration efforts in Apalachicola Bay, which will require a sizable reduction in oyster harvesting next season.
