LOCAL NEWS
Steve Stewart discusses retaliation efforts due to TR coverage of TMH.
The elimination of government funding for public broadcasting will soon impact WFSU Public Media.
Another high-stakes meeting between Leon County Schools and the Leon Classroom Teachers’ Association happened Wednesday evening.
LOCAL SPORTS
On Nov. 12th, 11 Chiles High School athletes made their college dreams official, signing letters of intent to continue their athletic careers at the next level.
FLORIDA NEWS
Florida Republicans are trying for the fourth year in a row to ban political flags atop government buildings, including Pride, MAGA, or Black Lives Matter banners.
A federal lawsuit filed Wednesday alleges Eastern Florida State College violated the First Amendment rights of an employee who was fired because of social-media posts after the murder of conservative leader Charlie Kirk.
NATIONAL NEWS
President Donald Trump signed legislation yesterday to end the US’ longest-ever federal government shutdown (43 days) after the House voted 222-209 to reopen the government. See live updates here.
The US Mint in Philadelphia pressed its final penny yesterday. President Donald Trump ordered an end to penny production earlier this year as costs neared 4 cents per 1-cent coin.
US stock markets close mixed (S&P 500 +0.1%, Dow +0.7%, Nasdaq -0.3%); Dow closes at record high for second consecutive day (More).
TALLAHASSEE WEATHER
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I left NPR several years ago. They are not on my vehicle preset radio button settings.
Comcast/Xfinity already impacted it when they removed WFSU from my Channel line up a while back. That is why I cancelled them, that was the last straw.
To Steve and TR: I listened to your interview on Preston Scott’s show today about the retaliation efforts due to TR coverage of TMH. Stand strong, and never let the haters of truth question your journalistic integrity.
I read/watch/listen to all news media venues in an effort to gain as much information as possible in order to weed out the BS and nonsense spin and make the most informed decision possible. On a local level, TR presents the most balanced, complete, and unbiased reporting in the area.
Stand firm on your charge and keep up the good work.
WFSU article says they are losing $2.8 million in funding and that will cause them to cut ‘several’ positions. Even if it’s 10-12 positions that’s like $250-280K per employee. Pretty good pay for public media.