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NPR Morning Edition Host Leila Fadel on the importance of supporting public media, working with Steve Inskeep, pronouncing her name and whether she prefers kibbeh or grape leaves.

Supporters argue the lower pay rate was a legacy of an earlier era, when women held the overwhelming majority of supervisors' offices.

Tori Tinney and her pet llama, Maverick, competed in the Levy County Fair and brought home a few awards. The Levy County Fair is the first county fair in Florida to offer llama competitions in recent years.

With the first feeder bands from powerful Hurricane Matthew sweeping Thursday morning across southern Florida, Gov. Rick Scott advised people who live in…

Hermine is expected to begin weakening as it churns hundreds of miles offshore in the Atlantic Ocean.

High schools in Alachua County with JROTC programs are receiving attention for accepting grants from the NRA.

An elephant attack that left the victim hospitalized is prompting the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to investigate Two Tails Ranch in Williston.

UF organizations gathered and rallied support for the victims of the powerful Typhoon that hit the Philippines in November. Both the UF Asian Pacific Islander American Affairs and the UF Filipino Student Association gathered at a candlelight vigil to recognize and bring hope to the victims of the typhoon.

Major Hurricane Ian made landfall near Cayo Costa shortly after 3 PM Wednesday and more than twelve hours later, it is still bringing flash flooding to central Florida before an eventual exit along the east coast.

The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season officially has its sixth named tropical system. Francine is on its way to Louisiana, but Florida will have some impacts.