The Lakeland university's police department would be the first law enforcement agency to employ an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle.
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In a lawsuit, the Seminole Tribe is accusing DraftKings of operating in violation of the Tribe’s longstanding gambling compact with the state. The app disagrees. We’re wagering you’ll learn a lot from this segment.
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Byron Donalds could be the first Black governor of Florida, but polls are showing that it may not matter to most Black voters when they fill in their ballots.
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The Republican Party of Florida wants a Democratic ad about the Hope Florida controversy taken off the air. A judge has declined to immediately block it, yet the legal fight isn't over.
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On “Florida Matters Live & Local,” the director said the film locations have either been taken down or are at risk.
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The official Broadway touring company visits the Straz Center’s Morsani Hall beginning Wednesday, with performances through Nov. 8.
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Sarasota-based pianist and multi-instrumentalist Rafael “Ruffus” Silva brings together a newly formed quartet that blends original compositions, inventive interpretations and the spontaneous spirit of jazz.
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