Tackling red tide as it persists in parts of the Bay Area
The FWC still detects low to high concentrations of red tide in several areas off the Pinellas coast. Part of the state's solution is to crack down on businesses and municipalities that discharge water that doesn't meet quality standards. Nikki Fried was in Tampa to give an update and get more ideas.
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