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The county has hired contractors to help remove storm debris, but warn it's a huge effort. They're asking for patience — or for you to help clear some of it yourself. Learn what you should do with your storm debris. #hurricanemilton WUSF wusf.org/weather/2024-1…

NEW: Medications such as methadone can cut the risk of a fatal opioid overdose in half. Medicaid covers the medication. But some people with opioid addiction lost coverage during the Medicaid "unwinding." 📝: Kim Krisberg & Stephanie Colombini kffhealthnews.org/news/article/m…

State officials say Florida’s six-week abortion ban contains exceptions for women who experience complications like fetal abnormalities. She says they aren't clear enough and put her health at risk. wusf.org/health-news-fl…

“People are mad, and when you're mad you donate you get out in your community, you organize, you fund-raise, and I think that's what people are doing right now,” said Bree Wallace with Tampa Bay Abortion Fund .

#icymi NPR’s Weekend Edition this morning, I was on talking about the FL surgeon general’s latest #fluoride guidance: npr.org/sections/shots…

“When I sit down with patients and I tell them, ‘I'm not only a psychologist here, but I'm also a patient, I do chemo, I go to the clinics,’ I often see just these reactions of relief, you know, like someone gets it,” said Jordie Poncy. Moffitt Cancer Center wusf.org/health-news-fl…

Your Florida asked people statewide what issues they want lawmakers to tackle this legislative session. Here's what some folks had to say. wusf.org/politics-issue…

“We’ll hold insurance companies accountable.” Florida lawmakers are taking a tough stance on insurers as affordability concerns dominate at the start of the legislative session. Here's what Floridians feeling the pinch might see from the Capitol. wusf.org/2025-03-04/aff…

During a press conference with Gov. Ron DeSantis, Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo referred to him as "the FIRST Gov. DeSantis." "I just want you to keep that in mind," he said, before laughing. That'll fuel speculation about First Lady Casey DeSantis and the 2026 race.

Vince has been identifying as male for years, and all his official documentation was updated to reflect that — until the DHSMV rescinded his driver's license in March and changed the sex marker to female. wusf.org/politics-issue…

. WUSF is monitoring this developing story

Here on FSU’s campus. Not hearing many noises at this part save for the occasional siren and the helicopter above. I’ve passed a handful of students. All had fear and tears on their faces.

This is as far as I’m able to go. A short walk from the student union building, where the shooting reportedly took place.

There are still students on FSU’s campus hunkered in buildings, waiting for the all clear to leave. The few non-first responders I’ve seen around are absolutely shaken, even if they weren’t close to the shooting.

Students were enjoying their days on FSU’s Landis Green. Then the shooting started, and they fled. Here’s some of their left-behind belongings.

Dozens and dozens of law enforcement still in the area of FSU’s student union building, where the shooting took place earlier today.

Someone on FSU’s campus got medical care here. There’s bloody bandaging on the ground.

Florida State University Police Chief Jason Trumbower says two people were killed and five have been transported to the hospital in today's shooting. The shooter has been transported to the hospital. The shooter is believed to be an FSU student. The two dead are not students.

The alleged Florida State University shooter is 20-year-old student Phoenix Ikner, according to law enforcement. He's the son of a local sheriff's deputy and was part of the Leon County Sheriff's Office (LCSO) Youth Advisory Council.

.Douglas Soule is passing the baton to Blaise Ingoglia