Daylina Miller

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Multimedia Reporter, NPR
Multimedia Journalist and Backup Digital News Editor, WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL)
Photographer, Freelance

Tampa Bay

Health, U.S. Regional

As seen in: NPR, WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL), Patch, Health News Florida, WUSF Public Media, University of South Florida, Tampa Bay Times, EIN News, TBO Holidays, WLRN-FM (Miami, FL), Creative Loafing Tampa Bay, Simplecast and

Covers: General assignment, LGBTQ+ community, health, environment, business, community engagement, breaking news

Doesn't Cover: Marathons, 5k races, fundraisers, studies with bad science, hyperlocal health stories, transphobic hot takes

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AHCA Restricting Access To Public Meetings For ABA Therapy

The state Agency for Health Care Administration is limiting how many people can attend a series of public mee…

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Pasco Church, Polling Precinct Blasted For Sign

A West Pasco church that serves as a voter precinct came under fire Tuesday for a sign placed at the entrance…

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Autistic Children Face Medicaid Snags For Therapy

When you step inside the Creative Behavior Solutions clinic in Largo, the first thing you notice isn't what y…

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Safe Campus To Help Young Sex Trafficking Victims Heal

On 100 acre stretch of land, seven houses sit in various stages of construction. The exposed, wooden beams ar…

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Elections 2016: Medicaid Expansion The Key Health Care Issue for Advocates, But Not For Candidate...

It's a busy Monday morning at the St. Petersburg Free Clinic, and Philip Ertel is here for a check-up. The 60…

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The Business Of Edible Landscaping

With growing concerns about pesticides and where our food comes from, more people are growing their own produ…

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Want To Watch A Surgery? Just Log Into Facebook

It used to be that if you wanted to watch a surgery, you had to sit in a gallery behind a glass panel. And ev…

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Helping Florida Families Say Goodbye To Babies Who Die

Inside Crystal Hopkins' Tampa home, she gestures to the large, white curio cabinet that dominates her family'…

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'Welcome To Night Vale' To Debut New Live Show In Tampa

"Night Vale is a friendly desert town where the sun is hot, the moon is beautiful, and mysterious lights pass…

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Mother Fighting To Change Wrongful Death Rules

When Linda Porter listens to Foreigner or Styx, she thinks of her own long-haired guitarist, Pete Thomas. Pet…

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Cancer spurs Pasco family's triple wedding

NEW PORT RICHEY - When Jimmy Orshal got the news, he and his mother held one another in the hospital and crie…

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West Pasco author pens pagan children's book

NEW PORT RICHEY - In a candy-colored house off Washington Street lives a woman who goes simply by the name of…

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The art of abandonment

NEW PORT RICHEY When - Niko Lee Mackey found the papier-mâché sugar skull while shelving books in the nonfict…

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Fond students organize festival, scholarship to honor retired band director Samuel Hayward - Tamp...

Nearly a decade after Samuel Hayward retired from teaching music, his students still can't stop talking about…

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UF physicists help find elusive particle - Tampa Bay Times

For two University of Florida physicists, being part of the discovery of the Higgs boson particle, commonly r…

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Universities finally accept social media | USA TODAY College

Social media is becoming commonplace on most campuses. Photo courtesy of Daylina Miller. For today's college …

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Credit unions are a good option for students considering switching banks | USA TODAY College

Protesters with the "Occupy Seattle" movement burn a Bank of America debit card as they protest in downtown S…

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U of South Florida latest school to add electric vehicle charging stations | USA TODAY College

New charging stations on the University of South Florida. All photos by Daylina Miller. The University of Sou…

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Marshall Manor resident turns 109

Turner lived through two world wars, the civil rights and women's movements, the Holocaust, and countless tra…

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About 2,000 paddlefish released into Caddo Lake

The juvenile paddlefish was one of 2,000 released into Caddo Lake during Phase 2 of an experiment by a coalit…

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