The Rundown
“The Rundown from WUFT News,” hosted by Kristin Chermont Spina, is a half-hour radio program and podcast that takes a deeper look at the stories shaping North Central Florida, the Nature Coast, and beyond — wherever the news touches the community. Tune in for thoughtful storytelling that keeps you informed and connected every Thursday at 1 p.m. on WUFT 89.1/90.1.
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A sturgeon jumping frenzy on the Suwannee River is coming to an end.
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A Bradford County couple found an unexpected surprise in their new house — water contamination.
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The University of Florida's only candidate for president was on campus yesterday. At the center of the conversation: diversity, equity and inclusion.
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A closer look at how district rezoning is affecting an elementary school teacher in Alachua County.
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Released Reentry is an Alachua County non-profit organization that aims to make this process easier and reduce re-offending.
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Despite a letter from a Florida legislator, the proposed plan to pump treated wastewater from Jacksonville to North Central Florida isn't off the table just yet.
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Host Kristin Chermont Spina talks with Florida Forest Service spokesperson Ludie Bond about what we can expect from this year's unusually active wildfire season.
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A new Pulitzer-funded investigation from WUFT looks into the rise in Parkinson’s cases and its link to environmental exposures. It’s called Poisoned Pathways.
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WUFT produced a special series about the Dunnellon railroad tie fire earlier this year. It's called "Burning Point." We'll share three audio stories from the special.
