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WUSF October News Stories – Q4 2020 10/1/2020 6:04&8:04 News Spot Business 10-1 TB Rays 1st Round RD 10-1 TB Rays 1st Round RD Mark Schreiner The three task forces charged with coming up with plans to greatly expand Florida's system of toll roads 10/1/2020 6:04&8:04 News Spot Environment 9-30 Toll Road VCR have wrapped up their meeting Steve Newborn The Florida Department of Health today [Wednesday] reported nearly two thousand new cases of 10/1/2020 7:04 News Spot Health 9-30 Wed Numbers RDR coronavirus and 175 deaths. Kerry Sheridan Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign wants to increase voter turnout among Black men this 10/1/2020 7:04 News Spot Politics 10-1 Blacks-Biden CC November. WFSU The Florida State University Board of Trustees will form a presidential search committee this Friday to 10/1/2020 6:31 News Spot Education 9-29 FSU PresidentCC replace John Thrasher. WFSU Monday is the final day for Floridians who want to participate in the 2020 general election to register to 10/1/2020 5:31 News Spot Politics 9-30 VoterdeadlineCC vote. Tom Urban Gov. Ron DeSantis last week lifted many coronavirus restrictions on businesses, allowing them to operate 10/1/2020 7:45 Feature Report Health 10-1 Pandemic Biz FEA at full capacity. Julio Ochoa Florida State University has canceled Spring Break for its students. In a letter FSU says the change is an 10/1/2020 6:31 News Spot Education 10-1 FSU Spring Break vcr effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. WFSU Yesterday [WEDNESDAY], thousands of Tampa Bay Lightning fans gathered along both sides of Tampa's 10/1/2020 6:04&8:04 News Spot Public Safety 10-1 Bolts Parade CC Riverwalk to celebrate the team's Stanley Cup championship with a boat parade. Daylina Miller Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, will campaign Monday in South Florida, 10/1/2020 6:31 News Spot Politics 10-1 Biden-So. Florida RD three days after President Donald Trump holds a rally in Sanford. NSF Pointing to a move by the federal government to halt evictions, Governor Ron DeSantis on Wednesday let an executive order aimed at limiting evictions and foreclosures expire. 10/1/2020 7:04 News Spot Under-Served Communities 10-1 DeSantis-Evicts RDR NSF After months of meeting remotely because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Florida local government officials 10/1/2020 5:31 News Spot Public Safety 10-1 In Person Meets RDR will need to be ready to resume in-person meetings on November First. NSF The three task forces charged with coming up with plans to greatly expand Florida's system of toll roads 10/1/2020 1530 News Spot Environment 9-30 Toll Road VCR have wrapped up their meeting Steve Newborn Yesterday [WEDNESDAY], thousands of Tampa Bay Lightning fans gathered along both sides of Tampa's 10/1/2020 1530 News Spot Public Safety 10-1 Bolts Parade CC Riverwalk to celebrate the team's Stanley Cup championship with a boat parade. Daylina Miller 10/1/2020 1530 News Spot Business 10-1 Grand Prix RDR Up to twenty-thousand [20,000] fans will be able to attend the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Carl Lisciandrello Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, will campaign Monday in South Florida, 10/1/2020 1630 News Spot Politics 10-1 Biden-So. Florida RD three days after President Donald Trump holds a rally in Sanford. NSF NSF 10/1/2020 1630 News Spot Business 10-1 TB Rays 1st Round RD 10-1 TB Rays 1st Round RD Mark Schreiner Florida State University has canceled Spring Break for its students. In a letter FSU says the change is an 10/1/2020 1630 News Spot Education 10-1 FSU Spring Break vcr effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. WFSU 10/1/2020 1630 News Spot Education 10-1 Pinellas Schools RDR Schools in Pinellas County are hoping to gradually return more students to in-person learning. Kerry Sheridan Thursday’s report from the Florida Department of Health shows more than twenty six hundred [2,628] 10/1/2020 1730 News Spot Health 10-1 Thu Numbers RDR people tested positive for the coronavirus in the last 24 hours - bringing the statewide total number of cas Daylina Miller Monday is the final day for Floridians who want to participate in the 2020 general election to register to 10/1/2020 1730 News Spot Politics 9-30 VoterdeadlineCC vote. Tom Urban Pointing to a move by the federal government to halt evictions, Governor Ron DeSantis on Wednesday let an executive order aimed at limiting evictions and foreclosures expire. 10/1/2020 1730 News Spot Under-Served Communities 10-1 DeSantis-Evicts RDR NSF Gov. Ron DeSantis last week lifted many coronavirus restrictions on businesses, allowing them to operate 10/1/2020 1745 Feature Report Health 10-1 Pandemic Biz FEA at full capacity. Julio Ochoa 10/2/2020 5:31 News Spot Business 10-1 Grand Prix RDR Up to twenty-thousand [20,000] fans will be able to attend the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Carl Lisciandrello 10/2/2020 6:04&8:04 News Spot Education 10-1 Pinellas Schools RDR Schools in Pinellas County are hoping to gradually return more students to in-person learning. Kerry Sheridan Thursday’s report from the Florida Department of Health shows more than twenty six hundred [2,628] people tested positive for the coronavirus in the last 24 hours - bringing the statewide 10/2/2020 7:04 News Spot Health 10-1 Thu Numbers RDR total number of cas Daylina Miller 10/2/2020 7:04 News Spot Education 10-2 USF Budget RDR The University of South Florida has announced a series of cost-cutting measures Mark Schreiner Earlier this week, President Donald Trump urged his supporters to go to the polls on election day and 10/2/2020 6:04 News Spot Politics 10-2 How2Vote Corely CC2 "watch very carefully." Mary Shedden A record number of Floridians are expected to use vote-by-mail for the general election. And most have seen ballots show up in their mailboxes the past few days. 10/2/2020 8:04 News Spot Politics 10-2 How2Vote Marcus CC1 Mary Shedden A circuit court judge has ruled that Florida lawmakers violated the state Constitution when they passed a measure this year that would largely prevent the possession, breeding and sale of certain types of non- 10/2/2020 6:31 News Spot Environment 10-2 Reptile Ban RDR native reptiles. NSF Governor DeSantis decided this week not to extend the state’s moratorium on people getting evicted 10/2/2020 6:04&8:04 News Spot Under-Served Communities 10-2 Eviction reax wrap from their homes. Steve Newborn Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center are monitoring two areas in the tropics for potential 10/2/2020 continuity News Spot Public Safety 10-2 FPREN Tropics CC development. FPREN With vote-by-mail ballots already coming in for the November 3rd elections, Secretary of State Laurel Lee 10/2/2020 5:31 News Spot Politics 10-2 Vote By Mail CC says a remaining concern is disinformation on social media and other platforms. Urban It’s been 34 years, but Hollywood’s most recognizable fighter pilot, Pete “Maverick,” Mitchell, will be back 10/2/2020 7:45 Feature Report Military 10-2 AH Top Gun FEA in the cockpit for a new "Top Gun" mov Libby Denkmann N-95 masks remain in short supply in the U-S, more than six months into the COVID-19 pandemic. And 10/2/2020 7:04 News Spot Public Safety 9-29 Imported Masks CC imported K-N-95 masks are not a safe replaceme WLRN The Red Cockaded [kawk aided] woodpecker calls the Pine Forests of the Southeast home. But those 10/2/2020 6:31 News Spot Environment 9-29Woodpeckerdownlistcc forests in North Florida and South Georgia took a big hit during Hurricane Michael Earlier this week, President Donald Trump urged his supporters to go to the polls on election day and 10/2/2020 1530 News Spot Politics 10-2 How2Vote Corely CC2 "watch very carefully." Mary Shedden Governor DeSantis decided this week not to extend the state’s moratorium on people getting evicted 10/2/2020 1530 News Spot Under-Served Communities 10-2 Eviction reax wrap from their homes. Steve Newborn It's been one week since Governor Ron DeSantis lifted restrictions on bars and restaurants, and some 10/2/2020 1630 News Spot Health 10-2 Fri Numbers RDR have raised concern that looser social distancing policies could drive a spike in coronavirus cases. Kerry Sheridan With vote-by-mail ballots already coming in for the November 3rd elections, Secretary of State Laurel Lee 10/2/2020 1630 News Spot Politics 10-2 Vote By Mail CC says a remaining concern is disinformation on social media and other platforms. Urban 10/2/2020 1630 News Spot Education 10-2 USF Budget RDR The University of South Florida has announced a series of cost-cutting measures Mark Schreiner The last few weeks of a contenious presidential race is upside down after President Donald Trump 10/2/2020 1730 News Spot Politics 10-2 Trump reax wrap contracted the coronavirus. WUSF's Steve Newborn reports on the possible repercussions in Florida. Steve Newborn The brief lull in the tropics has to come an end with the classification of the season's 25th tropical 10/2/2020 1730 News Spot Environment 10-2 FPREN Tropics CC depression.
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