Recent rule changes mean Florida's public universities and colleges will have to verify that all their students are legally in the United States.
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The sudden shutdown of Hillsborough's juvenile detention center has reportedly left judges, lawyers and officials confused about where to house the youths who were placed there.
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Journalists, an aviation executive, a robotics rescue expert, a college professor — and several deeply affected callers — share their experiences from the day and describe what has changed for them since.
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If you’ve ever caused a rift in your family over a game of Monopoly, you might find it interesting that board games found their way into mental health care.
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The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a disturbance in the central Atlantic, but the system poses no threat to the U.S. and faces an uphill climb for development.
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Local historic status was to granted three surviving, post-World War II cottages at Island’s End.
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The Cow Creek wildfire burned 2,400 pine-lined acres of Levy County in April. Florida's millenia-long fire history prepared its plants and pollinators to rebound stronger.
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Leapfrog argues the case involving five Palm Beach Health Network hospitals raises First Amendment issues because its safety grades are “opinions” protected by the Constitution.
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Citing privacy issues, an official said the health department "is unable to provide additional details." However, the investigation occurs after Hillsborough was described as an "epicenter" of an outbreak.
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