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FL Tourism Through Three Quarters Breaks 88 Million
Florida Governor Rick Scott is touting a record tourism despite a challenging Hurricane season.
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On Thanksgiving Visit To Florida, Trump Tells Troops 'We're Winning' Against Foes
President Donald Trump thanked U.S. troops for their service on Thursday, assuring them "we're really winning" against America's foes as he celebrated…
Crews Continue Cleanup Of Train Derailment, Chemical Spill In Lakeland
A train hauling molten sulfur derailed in Lakeland early Monday morning, but officials now say the imminent danger appears to be over.Polk County Fire…
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12 Of 14 Nursing Home Deaths After Irma Ruled Homicides
Authorities say the deaths of 12 of the 14 Florida nursing home patients who died after Hurricane Irma have been ruled homicides. The Sun Sentinel...
Human Interference Worsens Hurricane Impacts On Coastal Ecosystems
The impacts of hurricanes on people are well documented, and can scar communities for years. But the ecological effects of storms aren’t as obvious.
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Gov. Scott: We Have Money In The Budget For Education Increase
Gov. Rick Scott stopped at a Tampa elementary school Monday morning, touting what he called a record budget for education. Scott may not get what he wants…
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Man Charged With Shooting Boy With Airsoft Gun As Punishment
Authorities say a Florida man shot a young boy with an airsoft gun as punishment.News outlets report that 36-year-old Mark Cox was arrested Sunday and…
After A Brutal Hurricane Season, There’s A Silver Lining: Better Forecasts
About a month before Hurricane Harvey slammed Texas with an amount of rain so immense forecasters said it could not happen more than once in a thousand...
CRC Takes Up Ed Proposals, Sets Aside Unpaid School Board Plan
A proposal prohibiting local school board members from being paid looks unlikely to go before Florida voters. But term limits for those members and...
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Sick Birds This Time Of Year Could Mean Undetected Algal Blooms
Satellite images this month show a harmful red tide algal bloom festering in the Gulf of Mexico-- mere miles away from the shorelines of Southwest...
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Dead CRC Proposal To Expand Florida's CFO Duties May Still Be Alive
A proposal to give Florida’s Chief Financial Officer more duties failed to pass a subpanel of the state’s Constitution Revision Commission, but it may...
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Scott: Latvala Is 'A Distraction'
Florida Gov. Rick Scott is calling embattled State Sen. Jack Latvala "a distraction," a move that could put pressure on the powerful Republican to…
2020 Census May Ask White People To Get Specific About Their Ethnicity
White people in the U.S. may be asked to check off boxes about their ethnic background if the White House approves a proposal to change how the government collects race and ethnicity data.
Local Production Cancelled In Wake Of Allegations Over Famed Playwright
Allegations of sexual harassment surrounding a noted playwright has forced Tampa's Jobsite Theater to cancel an upcoming production. And its producing…
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Two Years After Congress Required It, The VA Now Is Offering Veterans An ID Card
The new veterans ID cards were mandated by a 2015 law. But some veterans groups are raising questions about the possibility that the cards will include...
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Bulls Back To Birmingham Bowl
College football announced its slate of bowl games Sunday, and the University of South Florida Bulls are once again Alabama-bound, as they will be playing…
Interpreter Delivered Confusion At Tampa News Conference
Hearing-impaired people tuning into a news conference about the arrest of a suspected serial killer in Tampa got a message of gibberish as they watched an…
CRC Advances Measure Restricting Naming Of Public Projects
The Florida Constitution Revision Commission is considering an amendment prohibiting governments from naming public projects after sitting members.
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As Hurricane Season Ends Lawmakers Prepare Legislative Response
The 2017 Hurricane season is officially over. But lawmakers are still debating how to pick up the pieces.
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Medicaid Plan Required To Return $1.8 Million To State
Simply Healthcare Plans made too much money from Florida's health-care program that treats the poor, elderly and disabled and was required to return...
Nursing Home Generator Costs Estimated At $186 Million
Health care regulators say it will cost Florida nursing homes more than $186 million to comply with a requirement to install generators and have 96...
First Responder PTSD Bill Gets Hearing This Week
A bill to expand workers’ compensation coverage to first responders with post-traumatic stress disorder is getting a hearing Tuesday in Tallahassee. The...
Patient Will Press Charges Against Firefighter Who Recorded Her
Regina Hill said she will press charges against an Orlando firefighter who lost his job after recording the city commissioner during an emergency.
New HART Interim CEO Named
Jeffrey Seward has been named as Interim Chief Executive Officer of HART, replacing Katharine Eagan, who resigned effected Jan. 5 to be the CEO of the…
Gov. Scott Looks To Replenish 'Job Growth' Fund
Gov. Rick Scott has yet to dip into the $85 million lawmakers set aside this year to attract new businesses to Florida, but he's already seeking to...
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