Gordon Byrd
Reporter at WFLA-AM (Tampa, FL)
Host at Beyond the News WFLA Interviews
Reporter for WFLA NewsRadio/ TTWN in Tampa. Follows are not necessarily endorsements.
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1 week ago |
wmmbam.iheart.com | Gordon Byrd
TAMPA - News of the first American-born pope is especially welcome at a Catholic university in the Tampa Bay area. "We are all, I think, super excited that he took the name Leo XIV," said Dr. Stephen Okey, an associate professor of theology and religion at Saint Leo University. Okey says the last Pope named Leo, the thirteenth, was a traditionalist who was also concerned about the working class.
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1 week ago |
wiod.iheart.com | Gordon Byrd
TAMPA - News of the first American-born pope is especially welcome at a Catholic university in the Tampa Bay area. "We are all, I think, super excited that he took the name Leo XIV," said Dr. Stephen Okey, an associate professor of theology and religion at Saint Leo University. Okey says the last Pope named Leo, the thirteenth, was a traditionalist who was also concerned about the working class.
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1 week ago |
wflanews.iheart.com | Gordon Byrd
TAMPA - News of the first American-born pope is especially welcome at a Catholic university in the Tampa Bay area. "We are all, I think, super excited that he took the name Leo XIV," said Dr. Stephen Okey, an associate professor of theology and religion at Saint Leo University. Okey says the last Pope named Leo, the thirteenth, was a traditionalist who was also concerned about the working class.
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1 week ago |
wflapanamacity.iheart.com | Congressman Byron Donalds |Gordon Byrd
TAMPA -- Governor DeSantis is sticking by University of Florida presidential finalist Santa Ono, despite controversy over his past comments on diversity, equity and inclusion. As University of Michigan president, Santa Ono said he supported DEI on several occasions. At one conference, he supported going beyond "DEI 1.0" to "DEI 2.0."Ono later closed Michigan's DEI office after executive orders by President Trump.
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2 weeks ago |
wiod.iheart.com | Gordon Byrd
TAMPA -- No injuries reported, following the partial collapse of a postal service facility Tuesday. Hillsborough Fire Rescue is on the scene. The building at 4720 Oak Fair Boulevard is used for sorting by the USPS. Workers have been evacuated.
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