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When WUFT’s Shaniyah Williams spent a day with him, she found he was using a myriad of techniques all in the hopes of landing a really big fish.
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Back in the 1940s, one man’s love for swimming and underwater filmmaking helped share their beauty with the rest of the country. His name was Newton Perry, known as the Father of Florida’s Springs, and his hometown of Ocala is honoring that legacy in a special way.
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Earlier this week, the Florida Board of Governors passed a year-long ban on H1B Visa hires of new employees for Florida public universities.
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After a month of public discussion, the Alachua County School Board met Tuesday night ahead of a final vote expected on March 12 on the district’s school rezoning plan. -
The Florida Senate passed a bill on Thursday that would increase transparency and local control over data center facilities.
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The Dunnellon City Council is considering legal action against businesses connected to February's rail tie fire.
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A proposed Florida House bill amendment would give control of GRU to the state.
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A Florida House committee has advanced a bill that includes an amendment that would give the state control over city municipal utilities created after Jan. 1, 2023. If passed, House Bill 1451 would effectively overturn local votes to retain control of Gainesville Regional Utilities.
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A reporter in Marion County shares the results of her ongoing investigation into the Dunnellon rail tie fire earlier this month. -
A bill amendment adopted on Wednesday in the Florida legislature could change control ruling.
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So far, contamination levels have NOT exceeded state safety limits.
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This winter, Florida has experienced one of the worst droughts in years.
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A new store in Newberry can help you trade and sell your childhood building blocks.
