Experts at the Poynter Institute for Media Studies are explaining their thoughts on why the George Zimmerman case in Sanford became such a high-profile case, and what or who was responsible.

Alachua County Public Schools is part of the federally-funded Summer Food Service Program that provides all children 18 years old and younger with nutritional breakfasts and lunches.

Mayoral election runoff Tuesday; gas prices down; Gov. Scott awards Tebow 'Great Floridian'; NC university shooting investigated; Maduro wins Venezuelan presidency.

A video round-up of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.

[jwplayer config=”News-video” file=”wuftnews/20130225videoupdate1.mp4″ html5_file=”http://fms01.jou.ufl.edu/wuftnews/20130225videoupdate1.mp4″ image=http://www.wuft.org/videoupdates/files/2012/10/WUFT-Generic-Logo_final-854×480.png]  A woman was attacked Saturday in an Enclave Apartments stairwell. Gainesville Police Department officers are reaching out to residents of the Enclave apartment complex in hopes of gaining more information on the armed robbery and attempted sexual battery. A man named Leonardo T. Davis was caught speeding, running …

A video round-up of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida: Gov. Rick Scott visits UF, gas prices increase, deadly stampede in India, Pope Benedict XVI to step down, five crew members dead in Canary Islands

In the festive nature of Labor Day, WUFT spoke with a UF professor on the importance of Labor Unions in today's society.

The price of gas is going up in Gainesville and around the state of Florida. Triple A Spokewoman Jessica Brady talked with WUFT-FM’s Fernanda Ponce about the reasons why. [audio:http://www.wuft.org/news/files/2012/07/triple-A-web.mp3|titles=triple A web]  

New mothers will see an increase of baby-friendly hospitals thanks to a National Breastfeeding Program known as the National Best Fed Beginnings program that aims to improve breastfeeding support for mothers. Shands Hospital for Children at the University of Florida is one of the 90 hospitals selected out of 235 …

Over the past years, the runoff from agricultural areas have polluted and caused a quarter of the Everglades to be lost. Florida’s 89.1 WUFT-FM’s Fernanda Ponce reports on a plan that will expand the sizes of treatment facilities to restore the Everglades. [audio:http://www.wuft.org/news/files/2012/06/EvergladesRestorationWrap.mp3|titles=EvergladesRestorationWrap]