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Rep. Bill Young Tells Man to Get a Job
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ypSvsg-2TgRepresentative Bill Young (R-Indian Shores) tells a young man who is asking him a question to "get a job."
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Containing the Florida Tuberculosis Outbreak
Health officials in Florida are struggling to contain a tuberculousis outbreak that's been described as one of the worst in 20 years.It's been blamed for…
Florida Teenager In Good Spirits After Losing Arm To Alligator
A Moore Haven teenager is lucky to be alive after he tried "something he saw on TV" to repel an attacking alligator and it didn't work.Kaleb "Fred"…
The Nation: Republican Political Spending Skyrockets
As the political ad season heats up, The Nation's Ben Adler says too much of the Republican's campaign spending is going towards uninformative, negative advertising.
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Hot tea might not sound like the most refreshing of drinks for a 100-degree day. But neuroscientists say that receptors in your mouth may send a cool message when they detect hot foods.
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Two Tampa Bay Area Soldiers Killed in Same Afghanistan Blast
Just weeks before Clarence Williams III, 23, was scheduled to return from Afghanistan, the Brooksville soldier was killed by an explosive device that also…
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Several cancer research centers are responding cautiously to Gov. Rick Scott's ultimatum to stop franchising their brands - or lose millions in state…
Ikea Installs Solar Panels at Tampa Store
The furniture store known for saving you some green is itself a little greener.This morning, the Swedish chain Ikea officially plugged in 4,956 solar…
MythBusters Plan Stop at USF
Fans of the Discovery Channel's "MythBusters" TV show will get a chance to interact with show hosts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman (sorry, no Kari Byron!)…
Hogarth Named as Interim Chancellor of USF St. Petersburg
USF President Judy Genshaft has named William Hogarth as interim regional chancellor of the University of South Florida St. Petersburg and appointed Frank…
Young College Graduate Numbers Down in Florida
The percentage of young adults who graduate with a college degree is up nationally according to the US Department of Education. More than half of the…
New Republic: The Week In Small, Strange SuperPACs
Political commentators have given much attention and scrutiny to the largest national superPACs, but The New Republic's Molly Redden says there are some small, new ones that could have a big impact on congressional races.
Sam Gibbons: Washington Politics Isn't Like It Used to Be
He's considered a legend in Tampa political circles. Saturday, former Congressman Sam Gibbons regaled an audience with tales of how things used to be in…
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Creative Pinellas Launches Arts Website 'Articulate'
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