Lynn Hatter
Director of ContentLynn has been with WFSU since 2007 with education and health care issues as her key coverage areas. She has worked with several news organizations, including Kaiser Health News. Lynn has also partnered with USC-Annenberg's Center for Child Wellbeing on the nationally acclaimed series "Committed," which explored the prevalence of involuntary commitment use on children.
She has served on the boards of the First Amendment Foundation of Florida and the Radio, Television, Digital News Association, and is a current board member of the United Way of the Big Bend.
Lynn holds a bachelor's degree from Florida A&M University and earned her master's at Florida State University.
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Six animals have been confirmed dead following an early Thursday morning fire at ZooWorld in Panama City Beach. The cause of the fire is under investigation, and the zoo will be closed on Saturday. -
Pritchard was transported Wednesday to a Jacksonville rehabilitation facility where he will continue his recovery. -
A prominent local attorney has joined the race for Mayor of Tallahassee. Daryl Parks filed to run on Thursday. The 57-year-old civil rights lawyer told WFSU in an interview that he is focused on economic development. -
The Gadsden County Sheriffs Office says a man was found wounded in a vehicle near Havana Apartments Sunday evening.
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A last-minute addition to Florida's budget would let Florida A&M University sidestep a cap on public money for presidential salaries amid ongoing backlash to the school's new president. -
Florida A&M University is proposing a $650,000 salary for its new president, Marva Johnson. According to a proposed contract posted on the school's website, Johnson's salary would be $150,000 more than her predecessor was making. -
When the legislature left after the 60-day regular session ended in May, they did so without passing the one, constitutionally mandated bill they have to pass each year: the state budget. The House and Senate are more than $4 billion apart in their spending plans. -
Buddha arrived at the museum as a 20-month-old cub 14 years ago after an injury to his right leg and elbow. That injury made him unable to survive in the wild. -
This week nearly 1,000 people met by Zoom to plan targeted boycotts and lobbying efforts -
State Attorney General James Uthmeier credited Johnson getting the job to the DeSantis administration, which has steadily exerted direct influence on public university presidential picks.
