WUSFâs Carol Gentry retiring from Health News Florida
Culminating a multi-decade career covering the complex topic of health care, Carol Gentry is retiring from WUSF Public Mediaâs Health News Florida.Â
Culminating a multi-decade career covering the complex topic of health care, Carol Gentry is retiring from WUSF Public Mediaâs Health News Florida.Â
WUSF-TV was put on death row earlier this year, but the execution date had remained unknown — until today. WUSF
Well, so much for the free flow of ideas inside the Florida Democratic Party. Patrick Murphy announced yesterday he would not
There’s less than two months to go before the extremely competitive Democratic primary for U.S. Senate takes place, yet no
WUSF Public Media named Health Editor Mary Shedden as News Director. With more than two decades of reporting experience, Shedden has been at WUSF in Tampa since 2013. She has recently been editor of Health News Florida, which provides public radio and online health news. Health News Florida, with reporters in Orlando, Miami, Tampa, and St. Petersburg, covers state and local health policy and issues. WUSF produces such programs as “Florida Matters,” and broadcasts NPR shows like âMorning Editionâ and âAll…
Culminating a multi-decade career covering the complex topic of health care, Carol Gentry is retiring from WUSF Public Mediaâs Health News Florida.Â
WUSF-TV was put on death row earlier this year, but the execution date had remained unknown — until today. WUSF
I was all prepared to begin this weekâs column telling you how cool and smooth I think John Armstrong is.
I was all prepared to begin this weekâs column telling you how cool and smooth I think John Armstrong is. Iâve taken some shots at the Secretary of Health over his handling of developing rules to implement the Compassionate Medical Cannabis Act of 2014. The process places us in an adversarial relationship and the Scott administration communication strategy makes it a heated one. My Buckeye education though mandates acknowledgement of a skilled player at work. Seriously, Pittsburgh Pirates icons decorate…
Future Senate President Wilton Simpson brought in more than $200,000 through his political committee last month, and forked over half
With a tip of the hat to LobbyTools, here are the latest movements â both on and off â of the
Medical marijuana advocate John Morgan has added three more plaintiffs to his lawsuit against the state, filed after lawmakers refused to
Interesting report from Christine Jordan Sexton: A struggling state-sponsored health insurance program is being managed by Tallahassee lobbyist and political operative Lauren McCarthy, who receives $5,000 a month for part-time work. Meanwhile, state records still list her as representing private clients with ties to the health-care industry. Florida Health Choices, planned as an insurance exchange for people seeking non-traditional, inexpensive benefits, hired McCarthy in late July to work for up to five months getting the organization set up. McCarthy isnât…
Culminating a multi-decade career covering the complex topic of health care, Carol Gentry is retiring from WUSF Public Mediaâs Health News Florida.Â
State Sen. Aaron Bean was at his carnival-barker best this weekâincluding some surprisesâwhen he spoke to teens attending this yearâs
Florida’s vicennial Constitution Revision Commission made its first stop in the Tampa Bay area Wednesday. Members of the public came