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MOSI To Close IMAX, Other Exhibits In Cost-Saving Reconfiguration
The Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa is closing its IMAX theater and some other exhibits as it moves into a smaller space on its current grounds…
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PolitiFact Florida Finds Tallahassee 'Transparency' Rather Opaque
A lot of big promises came up before this year's legislative session in Tallahassee. House Speaker Richard Corcoran, R-Land O'Lakes, said this way back in…
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Time For Bear Spray And Better Garbage Containers
Spring is in the air, hungry Florida black bears are looking for love, and state game officials are urging caution.
Saturday Marks FWC Lionfish Challenge Kickoff, Lionfish Removal And Awareness Day
This Saturday is not only Lionfish Removal and Awareness Day, it’s also the kick off for Florida’s Lionfish Challenge—an incentive program to encourage...
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Dozier Memorial Bill Goes To Gov. Scott
A bill authorizing the creation of memorials for the victims of the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys was sent to Gov. Rick Scott on Thursday.
Hillsborough Sheriff David Gee To Retire In September
Hillsborough County Sheriff David Gee has announced he plans to retire at the end of September.In a letter to employees Friday, Gee called it one of the…
Hands Across The Sands To Protest Offshore Oil Drilling
People will be joining hands on beaches from Key West to Pensacola Saturday for what has become an annual rite: Hands Across the Sands.It was started…
Rubio Says Media 'Incentivizes' Lawmakers To Speak Outrageously
With more than 200 protesters gathered outside the Hilton St. Petersburg Carillon, Sen. Marco Rubio took the stage Friday night at a donor dinner.While…
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Trump's Budget Includes Huge Cuts To Food Stamps
President Donald Trump's budget would drive millions of people off of food stamps, part of a new wave of spending cut proposals that already are getting...
Officials Worry About Drug Overdoses At Hurricane Shelters
Local officials are raising concerns about drug use at hurricane shelters, saying they aren't equipped to care for addicts, unaccompanied minors and...
Medicaid Cuts Would Leave Florida With Difficult Choices, Researcher Says
More than $800 billion in cuts to Medicaid are wrapped into the health care reform bill that Senators are now considering.
Lawmakers Vow To Revive Bipartisan Effort To Reform Florida's Claims Bill Process Next Year
Two Florida lawmakers are already looking ahead to next year’s legislative session to revive a bipartisan effort to reform the state’s claims bill...
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Lawmakers Fail To Pass LGBTQ Rights, Despite Historic Support
After a gunman killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community worked to translate grief into...
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Anti-Gambling Advocate Praises Gretna Ruling
Anti-gambling forces are claiming a partial victory now that the Florida Supreme Court is blocking slot machines at a Gretna pari-mutuel facility.
Lionfish Pervade Waters Off Florida's Coasts
Saturday is "Lionfish Awareness and Removal Day" in Florida. Lionfish are an invasive species off Florida's coasts. People in southwest Florida are...
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Florida Forever Or Florida Never More?
The Florida legislature directed funding toward water projects instead of land conservation this year. But environmental groups complain that the state...
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New USF Program Hopes To Turn Out Next Generation Of Financial Planners
Before coming to work at the University of South Florida, Dr. Laura Mattia was a personal financial planner, with her own firm in New York State."What I…
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Hospitals Appeal Ruling On Outpatient Payments
Dozens of hospitals across the state have appealed an administrative law judge's decision in a dispute about reimbursement rates for outpatient care of...
Manchester Concert Bombing: What We Know Tuesday
Greater Manchester Police believe Salman Abedi, 22, was the suicide bomber and report making at least one related arrest. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack that killed at least 22.
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Gov. Scott Vetoes Bill To Tear Down 'Liquor Wall'
Pointing to concerns about preserving small-business jobs, Gov. Rick Scott on Wednesday vetoed a heavily debated and lobbied measure that supporters said…
USF Looks To Add Faculty, Boost Standing
With the goal of becoming one of the top public-research institutions in the country, the University of South Florida is being guided by a plan to hire…
TBX Reboot - Tampa Bay Next - Unveiled At First Public Meeting
Several hundred people showed up Wednesday night at the first of many planned public meetings to discuss revamping the Tampa Bay area's transportation…
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The sister of a man fatally shot by his roommate said Wednesday that she believed her brother was staying with his friend — who federal investigators said…
Management Of Marijuana Operation Changes Hands
A Canadian-backed firm will take over management of Chestnut Hill Tree Farm, one of Florida's seven medical marijuana operators, the companies announced...
Florida Varies In Prosecution Of Accidental Child Shootings
Across the nation, 152 children under 12 were accidentally shot and killed, by either self-inflicted gunshot wounds or by another child, from 2014...
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