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Insurance Commissioner Calls For Assignment Of Benefits Changes
Florida’s insurance officials are considering moves to rein in assignments after the Legislature again failed to take action. The procedure allows...
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Teachers Call Foul On State Education Policy
With lawmakers in town for Session, many groups pick up the mic to air their grievances. The cries of teachers filled the Capitol Courtyard Thursday.
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Judge: Health Officials Wrongly Disqualified Pot Applicant
Health officials wrongly rejected an application from a Gainesville nursery in competition to become one of the state's five medical-marijuana dispensin...
One Year Contract, Raise In Works For USF President
UPDATED 3/3/16 10 P.M. Updated to correct possible percentage increase on Genshaft's contract with bonus offer. The removal of a retention stipend of…
Lawmakers Use Right To Try Act To Get Around Medical Marijuana Obstacles
Florida lawmakers seem ready to give some terminally ill Floridians access to medical marijuana. But some medical marijuana expansion supporters are...
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No Special Congressional Elections Until 2015 - Secretary of State
Proposed special elections in the seven congressional districts redrawn by the Legislature earlier this week would have to wait until at least spring of…
Sen. Nelson Slams Gov. Scott on Latest Dozier School Decision
On Monday, Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner turned down a request from USF researchers to conduct exhumations on possible graveshafts at the former…
Being Thin Doesn't Spare Asian-Americans From Diabetes Risk
Guidelines just out from the American Diabetes Association say Asian-Americans with a typically healthy body mass index can still be running a substantial risk for developing diabetes.
Bill Nelson Slams VA For Not Answering Reports of Vet's Deaths
The Veterans Administration has been fending off reports that military veterans have died needlessly because of long waits and delayed care at veterans’…
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Former Lawmaker Faces Medical Board Discipline
Orthopedic surgeon Edward Homan, who served eight years in the Florida House of Representatives, is the latest high-profile physician to be publicly...
School Board Settles Over Principal Hypnotizing Students
The families of three high school students who died after being hypnotized by a former principal will receive $200,000 each from the Sarasota County...
Stakeholders Highlight Human Trafficking Fight At Summit
A two-day summit aimed at continuing the fight against human trafficking in Florida kicked off Thursday morning at the University of South Florida in...
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Public Records Fee Fight Re-Emerges In Florida Senate
Reopening a debate about Florida's Sunshine Law, a Senate committee Tuesday approved a proposal that would give judges discretion in deciding whether to...
Walking In America Remains Dangerous — Especially In Florida
Those who can least afford to get hurt often live in the most dangerous places to walk. A study sees a link between the hazards and median household income and whether people have health insurance.
Florida's Supreme Court Declines Charter School Battle Case
The Florida Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to hear a case that challenged the constitutionality of a law that gives power to the State Board of...
Bill Creating ‘Parallel System’ Of Veteran Health Care Clears First Legislative Hurdle
A bill that would create a Florida system parallel to the existing federal Veterans Health Administration passed its first committee hearing Tuesday. It...
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State Targets Pharmaceutical Company In Stock Case
In a rare move, Florida is considering taking on a large pharmaceutical company, alleging the state's pension fund lost more than $62 million in stock...
Gov. Scott Pitches Making It Harder To Raise Taxes
Gov. Rick Scott, expected to run for U.S. Senate next year, wants lawmakers to put on the 2018 ballot a proposed constitutional amendment that would...
MiraclePlace Gives Hope to Homeless
Metropolitan Ministries is renovating and expanding its MiraclePlace campus just north of downtown Tampa. It's home to homeless children and families…
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Plant City's Sheldon Advances to Take on Tampa Attorney General Bondi
Democratic voters believe George Sheldon, a former Department of Children and Families secretary, is their best hope to take on Republican Attorney…
FHA President: FHIX Not a 'Handout'
Hospital administrators and Democratic lawmakers are still trying to persuade Gov. Rick Scott and the Florida House on an alternative to Medicaid...
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11 Presumed Dead in Military Helicopter Crash
Human remains washed ashore in heavy fog Wednesday after seven Marines and four soldiers were killed in an Army helicopter crash during a night-time…
Telemedicine Gets A Bi-Partisan Boost In First House Hearing
If you can’t get to the doctor, it could become easier for the doctor to come to you. That’s the point of telemedicine, which connects physicians to...
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Tropical Storm Sally is Likely to Slow Down, Enhancing Flood Threat in Panhandle
As of 11 am Sunday, the center of Tropical Storm Sally was located 135 miles west of St. Petersburg and moving west-northwest at 12 mph .
Weeki Wachee Is Being Destroyed By Docking Kayakers, Study Says
Kayaks make up 90% of vessel traffic throughout Weeki Wachee, and 80% of visitors surveyed said that they dock their kayaks on either side of the 7.5 mile corridor.
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