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- La Junta Escolar de Hillsborough sugiere a los votantes rechazar la conversión del cargo de superintendente a una posición por elección popular
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Chris O'Meara/APPerhaps lost amid the fervor of the team reaching the World Series is the reality that professional sports are built on big finance and politics. -
Florida House of RepresentativesState Rep. Angie Nixon is running for U.S. Senate and pulling enthusiastic crowds as she campaigns. Still, it’s a tough battle as a Democrat from the left wing of her party in a deep red state. She talks about her plans.
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Tara Perreault, a USF psychology doctoral student, has been studying how fear bonds people, and her research includes haunted houses. She talks about her findings on "Florida Matters Live & Local." -
Bicyclists now have a safer way to travel from downtown Tampa to east Tampa on the newly expanded bike line. -
Lirot worked with the strip club owner, who died last week at age 86, for decades and fought alongside him for decades in challenges to local government regulation of adult entertainment. -
Florida researchers say the deep Gulf's ecological state has been depleting the last 16 years, and there's no clear timeline for its recovery.
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Emily Le Coz/Suncoast SearchlightThe discrepancy raises questions about how the Department of Health determines where infections originate and whether the state's official numbers accurately reflect the risk of transmission in the county. -
Joe Mario Pedersen/Central Florida Public MediaCooler, drier weather will likely need to stick around a little longer before its effects show up in reported case numbers. Hillsborough added 36 infections and Pinellas another 14 in the latest weekly state report.
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