Gabriella Paul is a Reporter at WUSF. She tells stories about the rising cost of living in the greater Tampa Bay region, focusing on themes such as education, finance, and health. Gabriella's work has been featured in notable outlets including NPR, WUFT News, and NBC 6 Miami.
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Trade groups representing Florida ranchers have come out against President Donald Trump's plan to allow tariff-free beef imports over the next 90 days.
By: Joeniyah Carter, Gabriella Paul
Autoridades de la USF y líderes locales se reunieron el 8 de septiembre para poner en marcha la remodelación de un terreno de 30 acres que formaba parte del antiguo campo de golf de la universidad.
By: Gabriella Paul
The policy, which has since been removed from UTampa's website, restricted participation in groups that are not recognized by the university.
Floridians are feeling crushed by the rising cost of power in Florida.
By: Steve Newborn, Gabriella Paul, Jessica Meszaros
Over the past several months, WUSF has researched what's behind rising electricity costs and what — if anything — can be done about them.
By: Gabriella Paul
The Rays open the AL Division Series on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. at Tropicana Field. Excitement is building in the area, but the hype in Tampa isn't only because the team has eyes on a World Series title.
By: Gabriella Paul
A new exhibit at the Henry B. Plant Museum called "Cigar City Cinema, Tampa Goes to the Movies, 1897-1936" is open to the public. WUSF's Gabriella Paul explores it with museum director Charles Groh.
By: Gabriella Paul
It completed a full and authentic restoration of the historic Duncan Auditorium ahead of the theatre's 100th anniversary.
By: Gabriella Paul
World War II flight officer Daniel Keel is among the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen. He recently attended a chartering ceremony for Tampa Bay's chapter of Tuskegee Airmen, Inc. as a guest of honor.
By: Gabriella Paul
The new rules standardize the operation of golf carts along public roads in unincorporated Pasco County.
