WMFV FM 89.5

The station provides a service of local news, in-depth journalism, and classical music. It serves as a public media outlet, alongside a sister station operating on a different frequency. The broadcaster’s mission focuses on delivering information and cultural programming to the community it serves, emphasizing local relevance and civic engagement. Content is presented through various platforms, including live radio broadcasts and online streaming. The website serves as a central hub for accessing news, show schedules, and opportunities to engage with the station’s offerings. The broadcaster is committed to providing a valuable resource for information and cultural enrichment. The station’s programming includes a mix of news broadcasts, feature segments, and classical music. Current programming includes a local newscast, and a stream of classical music on HD2. News content covers a range of topics, including government and politics, budget discussions, education, and environmental issues. Specific news stories featured on the site include updates on the Orange County School Board decisions regarding school closures, a bill banning local government diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, the dismantling of the Pulse memorial sign, and a resolution opposing a potential ICE detention center. Segments like 'Your Florida' have received recognition for civic engagement. The website also highlights local stories, such as 'Animationland' at the History Center and opportunities to participate in playwriting through the PRT. The station’s history is intertwined with that of a sister station, Central Florida Public Media. The website indicates a commitment to serving the community and providing a platform for local voices and perspectives. The broadcaster's commitment to public service is evident in its coverage of local issues and its efforts to promote civic engagement. The station’s content reflects a dedication to informing and enriching the lives of its listeners. A recent milestone includes WUSF's 'Your Florida' being named Hearken's Best Civic Engagement Project, signifying the station's impact on community involvement. The station offers live radio streaming accessible through its website. News updates and featured stories are regularly published online, providing listeners with a continuous flow of information. The website also includes a newsletter signup form for those who wish to receive updates on local headlines and upcoming events. The broadcaster actively engages with the community by highlighting local events and initiatives, such as the Sanford “Goldsboro Day” celebration and the Jane Austen Festival. Furthermore, the station provides a platform for local artists and organizations, showcasing their work and contributions to the community.