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As Engines Sputter To Life, Vintage Spacecraft Turns Toward Moon
So far, so good. ISEE-3, the versatile 1978 space probe that took a detour to greet a comet in the 1980s, is now on track to get close to the moon, scientists say, though course fixes can be tricky.
Prescription Drug Database Could Get Tougher Restrictions
After Florida lawmakers failed to address the issue this spring, health officials are advancing an effort to tighten security on the state's…
Trauma Industry Fight Nears End
Florida's trauma drama could be almost finished.With an appeal deadline passing Monday, the Florida Department of Health and hospitals owned by HCA Health…
Same-Sex Couples Still Will Not Marry In The Keys
Wedding bells are not ringing yet for same-sex couples in Monroe County. Aaron Huntsman and William Lee Jones had hoped to apply for a marriage license...
Sexual Assaults on College Campuses Targeted
A White House Task Force report says universities are not providing all the resources they can to protect students from sexual violence. We will have a…
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Fl Legislature Passes New Congressional Districts
Lawmakers passed new congressional districts on nearly party-line votes in the House and the Senate on Monday, sending the map back to the courts as early…
Mass Transit Headed Back to Hillsborough Voters in 2016?
Hillsborough County might be on its way to having another major referendum on public transportation - in 2016.A board made up of county commissioners and…
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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…
Bondi Hopes To Build On Past Efforts With Newly-Formed Human Trafficking Council
Attorney General Pam Bondi hopes to build on past anti-trafficking efforts with her new Statewide Council on Human Trafficking. She led the panel’s...
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Florida Gay Marriage Ban
A federal judge has declared Florida's ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional, joining state judges in four counties who have sided with gay couples…
Group Launches Another Challenge To Pot Rule
A trade association Wednesday challenged the Florida Department of Health's plan for carrying out a new medical-marijuana law, adding to two challenges…
Consumer Savvy Critical To Health
Spend a lot of time investigating before make a big purchase? Most of us do. But that's not always the case when it comes to medical treatments or drugs...
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Teens Who Were With Jordan Davis Testify On Second Day Of Dunn Retrial
On the second day of testimony in the Michael Dunn retrial, jurors heard from eight witnesses, including the three teens who were with 17-year-old...
Where's Wyllie? Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate Fights For A Spot In Debates
Last Friday, Spanish language TV station Telemundo aired the first of Florida’s gubernatorial debates. But Telemundo chose not to include Libertarian...
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Depression An Evolutionary Process
Psychology Professor Jonathan Rottenberg wants to change the way people think about depression, a condition the World Health Organization estimates...
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USF Authors Among Those Appearing at Festival of Reading
More than a half dozen authors with ties to the University of South Florida will appear alongside such literary heavyweights as R.L. Stine and Carl…
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Amendment 1: The Price to Protect Florida's Land & Water
Almost three and a half million acres of Florida are under the state's care. The federal government is responsible for another three million acres....
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Despite Snub, Tampa Bay to Get Jobs, Cash From 'Obamacare'
Even though Florida officials tried to block the implementation of the Affordable Care Act at every turn over the past three years, the state will gain…
Tampa Bay Memorial Day Ceremonies
Memorial Day is an opportunity to remember all those who died while serving the United States of America in all wars.An easy reference for all Memorial…
Breaking the Sound Barrier - NPR Labs Brings Radio To Hearing Impaired
A team at NPR has launched an ambitious effort to make radio possible for an estimated 23 million Americans who are unable to listen to radio.
Grand Jury Indicts Ariel Castro On 329 Counts
Ariel Castro, whose Cleveland, Ohio, home allegedly became a prison for three kidnapped young women, has been indicted on 329 counts by a grand jury. The charges include aggravated murder, stemming from "the unlawful termination of another's pregnancy."
Public Meeting on Restoring Gulf After BP Oil Spill
There's a public meeting tonight in St. Petersburg about the restoration process of the gulf after the BP oil spill. The Florida Department of…
Meet The New Governor: Sharply Partisan And Upwardly Mobile
For years, governors were considered the most pragmatic figures in politics. Now, they're using their states to run ideological experiments.
Klasko Leaving USF
Stephen Klasko, the longest-serving dean in the history of the USF Morsani College of Medicine and CEO of USF Health, has been named the new president of…
High-Wire Artist Nik Wallenda Walks Across Arizona Gorge
The daredevil from the famous "Flying Wallendas" family will attempt to traverse Arizona's Colorado River Gorge on a 1,500-foot-high tightrope.
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