MidPoint

Issues like housing affordability, water supply, wildlife protection, and rural development impact the daily lives of Florida residents and shape communities. As the legislative session in Tallahassee approaches its end, the future of land-use policies stays uncertain.

Your mid-week, mid-morning source for local and statewide news and public affairs from a local perspective.

The play, When the Righteous Triumph, and the WEDU documentary on the desegregation of Tampa's lunch counters powerfully brings Tampa's civil rights story back to life.

Your mid-week, mid-morning source for local and statewide news and public affairs from a local perspective.

What happens when love and affection become toxic or abusive? Domestic violence and abuse issues are often misunderstood or left unspoken. MidPoint guests raise awareness of the harsh realities of domestic abuse and discuss survivor support programs and available resources.

The Public Defender's new Street Legal initiative is changing how legal services are delivered in Hillsborough County by providing essential support directly to those in need in the neighborhood where they live.

The Holocaust Remembrance Day show covers the Florida Holocaust Museum's educational programs and exhibits, and the Gulf Coast JFCS support services on this week's MidPoint episode.

Wendy Wesley, a licensed nutritionist and registered dietitian, explains how to balance our daily nutritional habits and navigate the new federal dietary guidelines.

Dr, Jennifer Takagishi, MD, an academic pediatrician at USF Medical School discusses the new CDC and Florida vaccine guidelines.

CAIR- Florida, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a civil rights advocacy organization, has recently been unilaterally designated a "foreign terrorist organization" by Executive Order of FL Gov. DeSantis. Now, CAIR-FL is suing the governor for violations of the U.S. Constitution.