The Scoop: WMNF Daily News Digest

Protest at Honeymoon Island State Park over the development of pickleball courts has caused a halt in the development plan meeting.

A daily digest of the days news headlines on WMNF 88.5 FM.

UF students receive support from First Amendment. A park proposal for the addition of lodges, golf and pickleball areas faces pushback.

Florida schools are dealing with new guidelines on controversial laws. Florida state parks are going to be turned into golf courses.

For a seat in the Senate, Republican U.S. Senator Rick Scott will face off against Democratic challenger Debbie Mucarsel-Powell. While for a seat in the U.S. House Representatives Republican U.S. House Representative Matt Gaetz will face Democratic challenger Gay Valimon. Both will go head-to-head in Nov.

Voting, Turnouts, strikes, and more, in todays scoop.

Republicans seen out spacing Democrats, Jill Stein accepts Green Party Nomination, Police Officer is fired, Tampa candidates discuss.

College library books trashed, Manatee dam released, and UPS workers needing heat protection. A deputy is arrested for assault and battery. Florida revamps their gun lawsuit, and Florida commission on Ethics updates rules. There is also land in Levy County is to be shielded from development.

Investigating the ban on a USF student group for a Pro-Palestine protest. Learn more about the ongoing controversy surrounding abortion.

League of Women Voters, Hillsborough Supervisor of Elections Race, Appeals Court and legislative privilege, USF, and more!

Driver warnings, Voter Turnout, Abortion percentages, and more!

AAA warns back-to-school drivers, a local Starbucks unionizes, and the aftermath of hurricane Debby begins to be estimated.

A bomb threat disrupts a film festival in winter park, an 11 year old is shot in St. Pete, and flooding is still effecting Manatee County.

Gun rights, Votes on taxes, Protests, and more

Covid, Kamala Harris, and the continuing aftermath of Hurricane Debby.

Hurricane Debby's aftermath. Ron DeSantis comments, flood warnings, and damage.

Hurricane Debby makes landfall, and Governor Ron DeSantis talks about the state's new flood control efforts.

Meteorologists are monitoring a potentially dangerous storm system, St. Pete arts funding is under debate, and Hillsborough looks curve illegal driving around school busses.

Tampa Police Department corporal under investigation for what several female colleagues called unwanted romantic advances, has resigned.

Rays Stadium has been approved for funding by Pinellas County commissioners. The commissioners will spend more than $312 million.

Local Artists in Ybor City, had their art covered with tomato soup during the galleys opening day by an unexpected protest.

A daily digest of the days news headlines on WMNF 88.5 FM.

The Rays trade a fan favorite player, Pinellas County discusses the new Rays stadium, and 4 people are injured by lightning.

Hillsborough School Board is suing the Hillsborough Board of Commission for derailing a proposed property tax to increase teacher pay.

Trump will attend first Rally since Biden stepped down. Meanwhile, DeSantis went to a conference where he said marijuana should not be legal.