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 |
wiod.iheart.com | Gordon Byrd
ORLANDO -- Drivers trying to get from Orlando to points west or into Orlando from the west, face long delays and detours because of a crash on Interstate 4 Monday. FDOT and the Florida Highway Patrol say the crash involved a truck carrying fertilizer that flipped onto its side and caught fire. FDOT is working cleanup on the hazardous materials site, which could take some time. Detours could add an hour or more to the drive between Orlando and the Tampa Bay area. Photo: TTWN/Carl Zee
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2 weeks ago |
gatorrocks.iheart.com | Gordon Byrd
WEST PALM BEACH -- Thousands of Floridians turned out at dozens of sites around the state Saturday to express their disagreement with various Trump administration policies in what organizers called "No Kings Day". In Tampa and Orlando, large crowds gathered downtown Saturday afternoon, while protesters in Fort Lauderdale lined State Road A1A around lunchtime. In West Palm Beach, protesters eyed President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, marching over the bridge right to the Palm Beach town limits.
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2 weeks ago |
wiod.iheart.com | Gordon Byrd
WEST PALM BEACH -- Thousands of Floridians turned out at dozens of sites around the state Saturday to express their disagreement with various Trump administration policies in what organizers called "No Kings Day". In Tampa and Orlando, large crowds gathered downtown Saturday afternoon, while protesters in Fort Lauderdale lined State Road A1A around lunchtime. In West Palm Beach, protesters eyed President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, marching over the bridge right to the Palm Beach town limits.
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4 weeks ago |
wiod.iheart.com | Gordon Byrd
TALLAHASSEE -- Florida lawmakers say there's a deal on the state budget. Senate President Ben Albritton says it includes two and a half billion dollars in revenue reductions. About a third of that ($900 million) comes from abolishing the business rental tax. There are permanent sales tax exemptions in the deal but no reduction in the overall sales tax rate.
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1 month 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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Bay scallop season begins today in Pasco County. We speak with a marine biologist from FWC about what you need to know before going scalloping. #iHeartRadio #iHeartRadiopodcast https://t.co/JuC5cmALpE
Pinellas County officials are getting people ready as several inches of rain are expected in the first big event of rainy season. Listen to our Beyond the News podcast here! https://t.co/D57knvlEAS
Cyclists across the nation will ride in silence Wednesday evening to honor those killed in crashes and rally for bike safety. Listen to our interview with John Sinibaldi of the St. Petersburg Bicycle Club https://t.co/JQtLB3zKPC #RideofSilence
