In this edition of The Lede and The Lede Verified, we discuss how nature impacts the community. We also showcase a Marion County business started by a University of Florida student.  Plus, we introduce you to The Lede Sports Verified.

Mental health has affected many in unique ways. In our first episode of The Lede season V, we take a look at stories from students, athletes, influencers and beyond to find out how people are navigating mental health.

Following the hostage standoff in Texas, local synagogues are reflecting on security measures. WUFT’s Amy Galo spoke with rabbis about how the local Jewish community has been impacted.

In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at UF’s celebration of Hanukkah, the latest in college football hires and the continuation of a long-standing Christmas tradition.

In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at a local vigil held for Transgender Day of Remembrance, the partial lunar eclipse and Santa Fe Volleyball’s first state championship.

In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at how Girl Scouts are giving back to their community through volunteerism. We also catch up on the Tampa Bay Lightning and Florida Gator football. That and more in this edition of The Lede.

In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at a new company formed to help college athletes, we showcase a local potter and we give you a new installment of Gator Grub.

COVID-19 positivity rates continue to decrease in Alachua and Marion counties. The holiday season brings new concerns. Testing site coordinator Kathy Hall said, “I do expect to see an increase in that positivity rate for sure.”

In this episode of The Lede, we take a look at city commissioners addressing climate change, a new ice cream shop opening in Gainesville and sports games in Jacksonville over the weekend.

In this episode of The Lede Verified, we chat about Halloween traditions, DIY spooky doughnuts and a trick-or-treat option for people over 21.