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WUSF joins national day of connecting communities with trusted local news

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By Mary Shedden Verified
| WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL) Verified
Local news is the heart of WUSF. You hear it, see it, and read it every day. Whether it's on 89.7 FM, at WUSF.org, or our newsletters, podcasts, social media feeds and live broadcasts — we work to help you feel empowered about what's happening in your community. On April 9, we celebrate Local News Day with more than 1,300 newsrooms and 200 partners across the country. But we’re not just patting ourselves on the back.
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WUSF's local journalism earns five national awards

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By Mary Shedden Verified
| WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL) Verified
The Public Media Journalists Association recognized WUSF News with five national awards on Thursday, including three team honors for hurricane on-air and online coverage, audience engagement during the 2024 election, and coverage of the debate over abortion. Awards also were given for continuing coverage of abortion issues and for feature stories about the arts and health. All of the honors were for journalism produced by WUSF in 2024.
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WUSF is hiring two journalists to explain and explore state government

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By Mary Shedden Verified
| WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL) Verified
WUSF is hiring two curious, passionate journalists to launch a project to explore and explain how state government works and directly affects the lives of Floridians. You'll join a news team recognized with state, regional and national accolades for its creative, ambitious and collaborative journalism . It's not just about radio. This project will serve public media stations and other media partners statewide and will use audio, video, digital and social media platforms.
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