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FEMA Denial Doesn’t Always Mean Applicant Is Ineligible
Those affected by Hurricane Irma who apply for FEMA disaster assistance, shouldn’t consider an initial denial of aid the final word.
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Are People Getting Unemployment Help Post-Irma?
People who need unemployment assistance after Hurricane Irma might not be getting the help that is available to them.
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Republican Bill Galvano Designated Next In Line As President Of The Florida Senate
Sen. Bill Galvano was designated as the next president of the Florida Senate on Tuesday with a unanimous vote by the Republican caucus. Galvano, R...
Pot License Suit Claims Citrus Industry 'Preference'
A Sarasota nursery has filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of part of a new law that includes a preference for the citrus industry in the...
Latvala Wants To Avoid More Hospital Cuts
The Florida Legislature during the 2017 session agreed to a $521 million cut in Medicaid funding for hospitals as part of its $83 billion-plus budget.
Costumes From A Galaxy Far, Far Away On View In St. Petersburg
The Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg hopes to attract both Star Wars fans and fashionistas to their newest exhibition."Star Wars, and the Power of…
Lawmakers Eye Hurricane Health Care Issues
Though she's concerned that emergency rules requiring nursing homes and assisted living facilities to have generators and 96 hours of fuel supplies were...
Consumers Will Have Less Help, Fewer Days To Enroll In Obamacare
Consumers who want to enroll in Obamacare for 2018 will have less help and a shorter time to do it.
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Hillsborough Commissioner Moves To Ban Relocation, Renaming of Statues, Buildings
Cities around the country are moving to remove symbols of the Confederacy from public places. And on Tuesday, St. Petersburg removed a marker in honor of…
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Chatter: White Supremacists Could Protest In Jacksonville
A day after Jacksonville’s City Council President called for removing Confederate monuments, Mayor Lenny Curry said white supremacists are already...
Wasserman Schultz Plans Fixes To Affordable Care Act, Speaks Out On Firing Of IT Staffer
Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz is moving forward to address problems with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) despite ongoing attempts by Republicans...
While Florida Prepares To Execute One Inmate, 150 Others Seek To Overturn Death Sentence
While the state of Florida is set to execute the first person in more than a year and a half, 150 other Death Row inmates await new sentences. The death...
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Insurers Prepare For Irma’s Aftermath
Insurance companies are prepared to meet Floridians' needs after Hurricane Irma, state Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis and Insurance Commissioner…
Who Should File A FEMA Claim and How To Do So
Hurricane Irma victims in the Tampa Bay area may be able to get some extra help from the federal government.The Federal Emergency Management Agency…
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VA Prepares for PBS Vietnam Documentary; It May Trigger Some Vets' PTSD
The ten-part documentary by filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick is at times graphic, and people who work with veterans say it may trigger traumatic...
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Gov. Scott Signs Insurance Emergency Order After Irma
Florida homeowners have more time to update their insurance policies. Governor Rick Scott signed an emergency order to help homeowners in the aftermath...
Putnam: 'Lethal' Irma A 'Major Calamity' For Florida Crops
Florida Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam said Monday that the path of Hurricane Irma "could not have been more lethal" to the state's farmers and that…
Florida Chickens Are Subjects Of Evolutionary Biology Research
You may have heard of feral cats, but have you heard of feral chickens? Feral chickens are now the subject of evolutionary research. And the ones in...
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DIY Assault Reports Create Questions And Closure
Facebook statuses are now being used as a way to report sexual assault, without involving authorities whom many distrust. This cynicism follows national...
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Felons' Voting Rights Activists Want 1 Million Petitions
Florida’s campaign to restore voting rights to felons is gathering national media attention, and national financing. Now activists are trying to focus...
Scott Dines With Trump, Is Criticized By Democrats
Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday had lunch with President Donald Trump at a New Jersey golf resort, as the president continued to draw criticism for comments…
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State lawmakers again will consider a proposal to discard an unused pool of state sales-tax dollars available to build and upgrade professional sports…
Nelson, Castor Demand Federal Intervention Over Sick Kids' Health Care
U.S. Senator Bill Nelson and Tampa Congresswoman Kathy Castor are asking the federal government to step in after thousands of kids were kicked off a state…
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Now What? 5 Looming Challenges For The Affordable Care Act
Republicans in Congress have dropped their attempts to repeal the health law for now. But Obamacare supporters say the Trump administration is still undercutting the law in ways that could damage it.
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