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1M in FL Could Be Affected by Supreme Court Case
A U.S. Supreme Court decision expected this summer could quickly change how Floridians with insurance through HealthCare.gov pay for coverage. Arguments...
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Florida's COVID-19 Death Toll Exceeds 13,000
The state reported 154 deaths since Tuesday, bringing the total to 13,100. This includes 19 in the greater Tampa Bay region.
Hillsborough Hospitals Could Be Swamped By May If Social Distancing Isn't Done, Report Says
Hillsborough County's hospitals will get swamped by mid-May if people don't practice social distancing, a University of South Florida researcher said…
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Pinellas Shelter Runs Out Of Dogs Available For Adoption Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
If you were thinking of adopting a dog to keep you company during the coronavirus pandemic, you might want to look anywhere besides Pinellas County Animal…
Floridians Take To Social Media With Beach Closure Frustrations In Midst Of Coronavirus Crisis
It’s hard to gauge just how many people are on Florida beaches today, but the sentiment across social media platforms is the same: locals are furious at…
Three More Floridians Die From Coronavirus; Florida Department Of Health Corrects Death Toll
The latest update from the Florida Department of Health shows the number of people in the state who have tested positive for COVID-19 is 1,227.The 6 p.m.…
Space Tourism Company Coming To Florida, Promising Balloon Flights To Edge Of Space
A private company plans to launch tourists to the edge of space from Florida using a hydrogen-filled balloon. The company is aiming to launch test flights…
Meet the Family Behind Mykonos Greek Restaurant in Tarpon Springs
Miami has Little Haiti and Little Havana. Orlando has Little Vietnam. And in northern Pinellas County, you’ll find an ethnic enclave like no other: Tarpon…
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Florida Youths' Climate Case Against State Dismissed, Appeal Planned
A group of young people from Florida had their lawsuit against the state over climate change dismissed by a circuit judge in Leon County on Monday, and…
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Manatee County Residents Who Lost Income Due to COVID-19 Can Apply For Financial Help
Manatee County residents who have lost their jobs or significant income because of the coronavirus can apply for help to pay rent, mortgage and utilities…
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USF Launches Phase One Of Reopening Plan
The University of South Florida is rolling out its plan to reopen its campuses.Phase one of a four phase plan approved last week by the Board of Trustees…
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Sarasota's Lido Beach To Reopen On Tuesday
By a 4-1 vote, Sarasota City Commissioners have decided to reopen Lido Beach. Vice Mayor Shelli Freeland-Eddie was the sole vote against lifting the…
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After Nearly A Decade, Humans Will Finally Launch From U.S. Once Again Later This Month
Two NASA astronauts are ready to launch to the International Space Station later this month from Kennedy Space Center. It will be the first human launch…
36.5 Million Have Filed For Unemployment In 8 Weeks
Nearly 3 million people filed for unemployment benefits last week, the Labor Department says. It's the latest grim sign of the economic damage from the coronavirus crisis.
Florida COVID-19 Infections Now Over 47,000
According to information released Wednesday by the Florida Department of Health, 47,471 people have tested positive for the coronavirus; an increase of…
Trump Calls On States To Reopen Places Of Worship Immediately
"In America, we need more prayer, not less," Trump says. "These are places that hold our society together."
Pinellas County Shuts Down Public Beaches Due To Coronavirus
The Pinellas County Commission voted unanimously to close public beaches and parking areas effective 11:59 p.m. Friday and lasting until April 6th.The…
Employer Health Insurance Increases Outpaced Wage Growth In 2018, Study Finds
Health insurance premiums and deductibles for employer-sponsored plans are costing workers more this year, according to a report from Kaiser Family...
Local Groups Team Up To Advocate For Hillsborough Tax Referendums
With a week left until the midterm elections, some advocacy groups are working to gain support for Hillsborough County tax referendums. Representatives…
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Marsy's Law Presents Challenges For Lawmakers
Floridians voted to put protections for crime victims in the state constitution, but lawmakers and officials are grappling with how to put the measure...
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Rays To Decrease Number Of Tropicana Field Seats
Last month, the Tampa Bay Rays announced their plan to build a new baseball stadium in Tampa's Ybor City neighborhood was dead. Now they're unveiling a…
A State Representative Filed A Bill That Would Ban Abortions Once A Heartbeat Is Detected.
Update 2/26/19 : Two Republican state lawmakers wants to ban abortions in Florida once a heartbeat is detected. Rep. Mike Hill (R-Pensacola), first...
Sunday Puzzle: First and last two letters
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From across the path of totality: Reactions to the solar eclipse
NPR member station reporters have been stationed along the path of totality — in Arkansas, Ohio, Texas, Maine, and elsewhere — and they're bringing us reactions from observers at these watch-parties.
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Florida Forever Funding Could Be Cut In Half
Funding for the state's main land preservation program would be halved, if Gov. Ron DeSantis' budget proposals are adopted.
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