Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/3kdSKEvijCl.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Florida proceeds with death penalty: Execution tally soon to rise to 13, 09/02/25 [PvySi7HAVEc] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT Alachua County grants Gainesville Police Department access to school security cameras, historical multipurpose center is set for demolition and death row inmates scheduled for execution on ‘First at Five.’ #wuftnews #news #universityofflorida #gainesville #florida #usa #deathpenalty #police #school Subscribe to our channel: Follow WUFT News for more updates: WUFT-TV signed on the air November 10, 1958 with a mission to provide educational broadcasting to the UF and other schools within the broadcast area. In the late ’50s and early ’60s programming emphasis at WUFT was on instructional broadcasts. The station has evolved to feature PBS programming, local productions and an award-winning student produced and anchored weekday newscast. Follow our socials -- News from North Central Florida's public media stations on , 89.1 FM & Florida's 5. National content courtesy NBC NewsChannel and CNN NewSource UF Student Anchors: Eva Garcia, Ciara Carle, Reuben Roberts, Brooke Park UF Student Reporters: Emily Drelick, Alyssa Britton-Harr Broadcast live on WUFT-TV, 5pm 09/02/25 g4UM5LIgJ7l XpHUmPldwdH 6YKpT6MdC7t hCNwE2zd4XZ 2niki88igYt
Alachua County grants Gainesville Police Department access to school security cameras, historical multipurpose center is set for demolition and death row inmates scheduled for execution on ‘First at Five.’ #wuftnews #news #universityofflorida #gainesville #florida #usa #deathpenalty #police #school Subscribe to our channel: Follow WUFT News for more updates: WUFT-TV signed on the air November 10, 1958 with a mission to provide educational broadcasting to the UF and other schools within the broadcast area. In the late ’50s and early ’60s programming emphasis at WUFT was on instructional broadcasts. The station has evolved to feature PBS programming, local productions and an award-winning student produced and anchored weekday newscast. Follow our socials -- News from North Central Florida's public media stations on , 89.1 FM & Florida's 5. National content courtesy NBC NewsChannel and CNN NewSource UF Student Anchors: Eva Garcia, Ciara Carle, Reuben Roberts, Brooke Park UF Student Reporters: Emily Drelick, Alyssa Britton-Harr Broadcast live on WUFT-TV, 5pm 09/02/25 g4UM5LIgJ7l XpHUmPldwdH 6YKpT6MdC7t hCNwE2zd4XZ 2niki88igYt