Daniel Figueroa IVJanuary 6, 2022
9min1006
Janelle Irwin Taylor will soon experience what it's like on the other end of a reporter's call.
Tag: WMNF
Daniel Figueroa IVJanuary 6, 2022
Kelly HayesJuly 6, 2021
17min1073
The storm is expected to affect the Tampa Bay area between Tuesday and Wednesday.
Creative LoafingJuly 15, 2020
2min1273
The WMNF senior reporter position has been vacant for six years.
Janelle Irwin TaylorJuly 18, 2019
4min303
“This puts me back in charge of a news room.”
Joe HendersonMarch 20, 2019
2min567
The decision comes more than one month after Lorei was abruptly fired.
Staff ReportsMarch 19, 20197min381
Supporters, many clad in specially made “bring back Rob” T-shirts, packed the station’s board room.
Jim RosicaSeptember 10, 2018
4min445
Janelle Irwin Taylor, formerly Tampa Bay correspondent for Florida Politics and the now-retired SaintPetersblog, is returning to the platform after more than two years at the Tampa Bay Business Journal. “Her reporting and writing has always been infused with smarts, sass when allowed, and sensitivity when required,” said Peter Schorsch, owner of Extensive Enterprises Media, […]
Mitch PerryJanuary 11, 2018
9min265
Campaigns for two major candidates competing for Florida’s Democratic gubernatorial nomination traded verbal jabs Thursday. Former Tallahassee Congresswoman Gwen Graham has been the early leader in the four-person field, but Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine declared it’s now becoming a two-person race. That left the Graham camp feeling “threatened” by the challenge, Levine claimed in a […]
Mitch PerryAugust 22, 2017
6min499
Unsurprisingly, Democratic candidates for governor say the power to appoint state Supreme Court justices in 2019 lies with whoever wins next November, while Republican candidates are divided on the issue. Progressive groups are now battling Gov. Rick Scott in court over his authority to replace the three liberal-leaning justices—R. Fred Lewis, Barbara Pariente and Peggy […]
Mitch PerryMarch 31, 2017
6min558
Advocates of Amendment 2, which legalized medical marijuana in Florida, have been expressing disdain for HB 1397, moving through the Legislature this Session, sponsored by Fort Myers Republican Ray Rodrigues. “Folks, this bill is bad,” wrote Ben Pollara, head of United for Care, the organization that campaigned for the constitutional amendment that passed with more than 71 […]