includes syndicated concerts, the Met's Saturday matinee broadcasts and a locally-produced weekday afternoon program called Magnum Opus, hosted by Dana Hill, which features works with extended running times, from complete symphonies to oratorios. WUFT Classic also includes late-night jazz on Friday and Saturday nights from PRI. Besides being available on 89.1 HD2, WUFT Classic is also broadcast in Gainesville proper on a low-power FM translator, W274BT at 102.7 FM and on WJUF's second digital sub-channel at 90.1 HD2, as well as WUFQ at 88.5 FM in Cross City. WUFT-FM HD3 WUFT-FM broadcasts a student-run Top 40 music format on its 89.1 HD3 channel called GHQ, which also broadcasts in Gainesville proper on a low-power FM translator, W237EJ at 95.3 FM. However, this station is not available on WJUF. Previously, the HD3 sub-channel broadcast a Latin Top 40 music Spanish language format called "Ritmo Latino". Before that, it aired "WUFT Ahora" with Spanish language news programming from Radio Netherlands Worldwide. In addition to regular music, the station airs specialty shows on weekends, ranging from Latin and hip-hop to EDM. Newscasts WUFT presents weekday hourly news updates produced and anchored by broadcasting students at the University of Florida's College of Journalism and Communications. Additional local newscasts can be heard during NPR's Morning Edition (hosted locally by Glenn Richards) and All Things Considered (hosted locally by Dana Hill). News staff The newsroom (a.k.a. U.F. Innovation News Center) is managed by: Mira Lowe - Director Forrest Smith - Deputy News Director, Mornings Gary W. Green - Deputy News Editor and Digital Director Ethan Magoc - Real-Time News Editor Ryan Vasquez - Multimedia News Manager Harrison Hove - Multimedia News Manager Dania Alexandrino - Spanish-language News Manager External links WUFT website Sikorski's Attic website UFT-FM NPR member stations Radio stations established in 1981 1981 establishments in Florida News and talk radio stations in the United States