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The Rundown from WUFT News explores our community from top to bottom. Coming up on the show: We'll hear about a club for Gainesville students who don't speak English as a first language; Later, we're bringing back another edition of our award-winning series Uncelebrated; Plus, a Gainesville blacksmith invites us into her workshop for a behind-the-scenes tour. -
The Rundown from WUFT News explores our community from top to bottom. Coming up on the show: Florida is setting a record pace of executions. But a journalist and author of a new book about a wrongful conviction says that may have its consequences; Later, the University of Florida moved to Gainesville from Lake City 120 years ago. What was that transition like? Plus, we have part two of a two-part series on higher education accreditation.
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The planet is called LHS 1140-B. It sits in its star’s “habitable zone." That's where the planet orbits at the right distance from its star for water to exist. -
In 2023, the Florida DMV reported almost 20,000 teen crashes during this time period, with over 3,000 injuries and 83 fatalities. -
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A meteorologist explains what it would take to relieve the dry conditions; safety experts call this time of year the '100 deadliest days of summer' for teen drivers; and WUFT spoke with one of the reporters of a new eight-part series from NPR's Embedded podcast. -
A UF expert breaks down Florida's recent crackdown on Kratom and 7-OH; an Audio Postcard takes listeners on a journey to the bottom of Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park; and a new construction project in downtown Gainesville called The Streatery
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They're microscopic materials that have been linked to some health defects, and they typically come from household appliances like nonstick cookware. -
June 30th is Social Media Day — and depending on who you are, the phrase "Social Media Day" might have warranted a groan. -
It's been a whirlwind week in the search for a new president of the University of Florida. -
StoryCorps’ Dave Isay talks to WUFT’s Glenn Richards about Connect250, a unique collaboration with Morning Edition to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday. -
The first 30 minutes after a dental injury can determine whether a permanent tooth can be saved, Dr. Andre Reis said.
