Brittany Wienke
Brittany is a reporter for WUFT News and can be contacted by calling 352-392-6397 or emailing news@wuft.org.
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In a reaction to dramatically lower-than-expected FCAT writing scores from fourth, eighth, and 10th grade students, the Florida Board of Education lowered…
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As President Obama announced his unequivocal support for same-sex marriage last week, many now believe the issue will be a polarizing part of the upcoming…
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A Florida law passed last year is making it easier for residents to turn their love of baking or cooking into a small business. The Cottage Food Law…
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Researchers around the globe continue to look for the causes of what's being called "colony collapse disorder" with honeybees. Agriculture depends on bees…
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In 2007, a large granite sculpture of the 10 Commandments found a home in front of the Dixie County Courthouse. Although it’s in a privately owned…
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Residents in rural areas of Alachua County, such as High Springs, Alachua, and Archer, now have a means of regular and dependable travel into Gainesville.…
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Despite the amount of rain Alachua County and surrounding counties have experienced lately, lake, aquifer, and river levels remain low. WUFT-FM’s Brittany…
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The University of Florida’s School of Forest Resources and Conservation’s teaching forest, the Austin Cary Memorial Forest, was home to a little cypress…
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The body of Betty Ford was placed on an Air Force jet for a final trip to Michigan, where the former first lady is to be laid to rest next to her late…
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After the six-week, high-profile trial, the jurors of the Casey Anthony trial go home to the Clearwater area. As WUFT-FM’s Brittany Wienke reports, their…