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Adrian Andrews

Adrian Andrews

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Multimedia and General Assignment Reporter, WFSU-TV (Tallahassee, FL )

Tallahassee

Final Covers

Weather , Crime , Trending News , Service Journalism , Entertainment , Politics

Doesn’t Cover

Wine and spirits

Journalist Type

Industries

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Content

Total articles 695

  • Some Florida beach towns say they’re ready to get out of the spring break business

    By Adrian Andrews Verified| WFSU@ With Spring Break 2025 coming to a close in Florida, some local governments are frustrated with the way spring breakers have treated their communities. Despite extra assistance from state law enforcement, some beach towns say they’re ready to get out of the spring break business. Listen to what Panama City Beach Police Chief J.R. Talamantez has to say about the future of spring break in Panama City.

    By Adrian Andrews Verified · WFSU

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Florida A&M University is seeking $55 million from the state Legislature

    By Adrian Andrews Verified| WFSU@ Lawmakers at the Florida Capitol are piecing together the state’s spending plan. Florida A&M University officials have a few items they’d like to add to the list. Listen to how the school used ‘FAMU Day at the Capitol' as a chance to ensure their requests are heard. BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:Before the school’s president laid out his legislative priorities on Wednesday in the Capitol Courtyard, the crowd heard from the school’s band—the "incomparable" Marching 100.

    By Adrian Andrews Verified · WFSU

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Some Florida beach towns say they’re ready to get out of the spring break business

    By Adrian Andrews Verified| WFSU@ With Spring Break 2025 coming to a close in Florida, some local governments are frustrated with the way spring breakers have treated their communities. Despite extra assistance from state law enforcement, some beach towns say they’re ready to get out of the spring break business. Listen to what Panama City Beach Police Chief J.R. Talamantez has to say about the future of spring break in Panama City.

    By Adrian Andrews Verified · WFSU

    Apr. 14, 2025

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WFSU-TV (Tallahassee, FL )