WUFT's new series tells the story of Parkinson's and chemical exposure

Rain doesn't dampen drought, and the '100 deadliest days of summer'

A meteorologist explains what it would take to relieve the dry conditions; safety experts call this time of year the '100 deadliest days of summer' for teen drivers; and WUFT spoke with one of the reporters of a new eight-part series from NPR's Embedded podcast.

Florida's Kratom and 7-OH crackdown, and an audio journey to the bottom of Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park

A UF expert breaks down Florida's recent crackdown on Kratom and 7-OH; an Audio Postcard takes listeners on a journey to the bottom of Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park; and a new construction project in downtown Gainesville called The Streatery

Suwannee sturgeon, a local author and a new Hollywood AI scam

A sturgeon jumping frenzy on the Suwannee River is coming to an end.

Martian molecules, the World Cup — and an unwelcome Bradford County surprise

A Bradford County couple found an unexpected surprise in their new house — water contamination.

Inside the forum with UF presidential finalist Stuart Bell

The University of Florida's only candidate for president was on campus yesterday. At the center of the conversation: diversity, equity and inclusion.