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Free Clinics Provide Care For Uninsured

For Floridians who have jobs but can't afford health insurance, the more than 100 free and charitable clinics in the state are their only option for health care
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Nature: The Story of Cats

Asia to Africa (Part 1). Discover how the first cats arose in the forests of Asia, how they spread across the continent and later came to conquer Africa. Thursday September 21, 8:00 PM 16.1
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William Alwyn

William Alwyn's piece Lyra Angelica is inspired by the writing of seventeenth-century English metaphysical poets, resulting in a composition of symphonic proportions but free in style. It's our... more...
All Night Jazz: Billy Strayhorn

Mike Cornette will take you on a safari to Africa with music from John Coltrane. Then later, at midnight, another version of Billy Strayhorn’s classic composition “Lush Life.” Tonight at 9 PM on... more...

WUSF News

Residents in cities and counties across Tampa Bay heeded the call to place storm debris on the curbs of their homes. But now, some are worrying the debris still hasn't been collected.

Florida Matters: After Hurricane Irma

Hurricane Irma was the strongest storm to hit Florida in 12 years, and it impacted nearly the entire state -- from wind damage and storm surge, to evacuations, gas shortages and of course the loss of power for millions. Our... more...

Classical WSMR

Franz Schubert: Piano Trio No. 1 in B-Flat, Op. 99

Program: Evening Masterwork

Little is known about Franz Schubert’s Piano Trio No. 1 in B-flat, except for the fact that in his life time, the first trio was overshadowed by its companion, the Piano Trio No. 2. He also composed both trios in the final year of his life – two works that cemented Schubert’s reputation as Beethoven’s equal in the realm of chamber music. more...

University Beat

A woman looks at a tree that fell on a Pasco County house during Hurricane Irma. (courtesy Pasco County Sheriff's Office)

Community Resiliency

USF Professor Robin Ersling studies the social impacts of disasters like Hurricane Irma. We talk with her on University Beat on WUSF Public Media about how communities can fill the roles governments can’t, why it seems it takes impoverished neighborhoods and communities longer to recover from a... more...

All Night Jazz

All Night Jazz: September 21, 2017

Program: All Night Jazz

Tonight on All Night Jazz, the “Other Nine to Five,” Mike Cornette will take you on a safari to Africa with music from focus artist of the week, John Coltrane, on the Jazz Trip@Ten. Then later, at midnight, it’s our 12 O’clock-tail: another version of Billy Strayhorn’s classic composition “Lush Life.” The adventure begins tonight at 9 on WUSF 89.7. (photo: William P Gottlieb) more...

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Special News Reports

Health News Florida PriceCheck

Health News Florida, WLRN and WUSF have launched PriceCheck, a reporting project aimed at bringing clarity to the cost of health care in Florida. Check Now.

Health News Florida: Journalism for a Healthy State

Health News Florida

Health News Florida is the only news publication dedicated to covering health issues in the nation’s third largest state. We hold health care policy makers, powerbrokers and practitioners accountable.