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Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk with law enforcement, a family support specialist and a parent about preventing child abuse.
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk with BN9 Tallahassee reporter Troy Kinsey, Florida Education Association President Andrew Spar and parent Katie Swingle about the voucher system, its past, how it may be changing in the future and why it's so controversial.
Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk to a cyber security specialist and water information expert on the Oldsmar Water hack attempt and if can something like this happen again with potentially worse results?
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk wrestling, Wrestlemania and Tampa's wrestling history with WWE Superstar Drew McIntyre.
On the latest episode of our To The Point Already podcast, Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus have a wide-ranging conversation with Police Chief Anthony Holloway and South St. Pete community leaders about gun violence in that area.
For Women's History Month, Bay News 9 Anchor Rick Elmhorst and Reporter Roy DeJesus speak with former Florida Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll about her groundbreaking past, Florida politics and how she navigated that world.
Rick Scott is a U.S. Senator, a former governor, a Navy veteran, a well-connected Floridian and a multi-millionaire businessman.
Bay News 9 Anchor Rick Elmhorst explores all that and more in a personal in-depth interview with Scott for this episode of To The Point Already.
The year of COVID. It has impacted people from all walks of life. Special-guest host Ybeth Bruzual of Spectrum News 13's Beyond the Soundbite joins Rick Elmhorst in this touching show that looks at how it has impacted Floridians.
A Florida Senator is proposing to amend the state Constitution to allow the Legislature to exempt convicted Felons and those under age 21 from receiving the $15 minimum wage requirements.
Rick Elmhorst looks deeper into the proposal and how it would affect these types of workers.
NASA's Artemis program aims to send astronauts, men, and women, to the moon for the first time in some 50 years. A deadline of 2024 has been established. NASA Drs. Casey Honniball and Noah Petro discuss their roles in making this happen and Spectrum News Reporter Greg Pallone talks about why this effort is monumental.
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