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Attorney General James Uthmeier called for "immediate reversal" of the policies no later than March 31. After that, he warns, there would be consequences. Mayor Jane Castor said they will review the state's concerns and evaluate the policies.
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WUSFFormer state lawmaker José Javier Rodríguez wants to be Florida’s Attorney General. He faces steep odds in a very red state. On “Live & Local,” he makes his pitch. -
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A storm system moving across the eastern United States is expected to bring some parts of Florida their best chance of rainfall in about a month. -
The bills do not protect victims' names from being released in court. -
Work crews began the first steps of removing the Pulse Nightclub's iconic sign, all part of the city's plan to build a permanent memorial. -
The House and Senate are expected to take time off before returning to work out the differences in their proposed spending plans.
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Patrick Sternad/WFSU Public Media/FlickrThe agreement includes an FSU investment of $1.7 billion in the hospital. Under the deal, Tallahassee Memorial will continue operating the hospital and lease it from FSU Health. -
APAn amendment to a bill on drug costs adds $31 million to restore eligibility to people in the AIDS Drug Assistance Program, but the House hasn't decided whether to support the move.
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