Briana Rittersporn
Briana is a reporter for WUFT News and can be contacted by calling 352-392-6397 or emailing news@wuft.org.
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The University of Florida is fielding parent concerns about recent assaults near campus. WUFT-FM’s Briana Rittersporn says the University is working to…
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Small businesses may have some light at the end of the fiscal tunnel. WUFT-FM's Briana Rittersporn says Governor Rick Scott’s new budget proposal includes…
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A slump in the real estate market is expected for a second consecutive quarter. A survey from the University of Florida Bergstrom Center for Real Estate…
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The smell of smoke in Alachua County is expected to stay, at least for now. WUFT-FM’s Briana Rittersporn says winds are bringing in smoke from a fire in…
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A Levy County Sheriff's Office Lieutenant has been transferred to the Bradford County jail under allegations of sexual assault. Florida Department of Law…
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Republican Presidential candidate Governor Rick Perry may lose support after making a mistake last night during the Republican Debate in Michigan. When…
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Alachua County is spearheading a food drive which aims to bring 100,000 pounds of food to area residents in need. WUFT-FM’s Briana Rittersporn says…
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The financially troubled U.S. postal service has announced it may be forced to close more than half of the post offices in the country. One of those is in…
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The US Postal Service is evaluating the Evinston Post Office for possible closure. As WUFT-FM’s Briana Rittersporn reports, USPS says there's a good…
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NanoSonic Products, Inc. in Alachua has received a grant from the USDA Rural Development Office to support the installation of a solar electric renewable…