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Scott Going To Washington Amid Health Debate
After U.S. Senate leaders released a proposal Thursday to roll back the Affordable Care Act, Florida Gov. Rick Scott said he will go to Washington next...
Report: Florida Leads Nation In Lightning Strike Fatalities
Florida is leading the nation in the number of people killed by lightning strikes.
‘Coverage Gap’ For Poor Ending, But Affordability Still An Issue
Having long decried the failings of the Affordable Care Act, Senate Republicans are purporting to fix one of its loopholes with their newly unveiled...
Graham Says Citizen Initiatives Should Self-Execute
Former U.S. Sen. and Florida Gov. Bob Graham says the Legislature’s decision not to fund Florida Forever is a blatant violation of Amendment 1, the 2014...
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Despite Florida Panther Fatalities, Experts Say Their Population Will Grow
Last year was one of the deadliest for the Florida panther. Wildlife experts say there will likely not be as many fatalities this year, but Florida...
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With Newly Signed Law, Will More Exonerees Be Compensated For Wrongful Conviction?
Governor Rick Scott has signed a bill into law that’s meant to be an update to the Victims of Wrongful Incarceration Act. The aim is to help exonerees...
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Florida Matters Preview: Veteran Suicide
The Department of Veterans Affairs has grown increasingly concerned about the rise in veteran suicides in recent years.This week on Florida Matters we're…
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Scott: New Chief Financial Officer Will 'Do The Right Thing'
The state's new Chief Financial Officer made a tour of several cities Monday after his appointment to the post by Gov. Rick Scott.Jimmy Patronis will…
Castor: Medicaid Changes Could Cause Rate Increases For Everyone
Changes to Medicaid in Republican proposals for health care reform could cause insurance rates to go up for everyone, according to Rep. Kathy Castor.
Scott Signs Economic Development, School Funding BIlls
Gov. Rick Scott signed 29 bills late Monday, including measures boosting spending on education, tourism marketing and economic development.By signing the…
A Final Paycheck For Pulse First Responder and PTSD Sufferer
A Pulse first responder will receive his final paycheck next Thursday after post-traumatic stress disorder has left him out of work for about a year....
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Protesters Demand Sen. Rubio Vote 'No' on Senate Health Care Bill
Helena Pivarnik believes she’s alive today only because of the health care coverage she got through the Affordable Care Act. She’s a cancer survivor....
Justices Seem Skeptical Of Prosecutor’s Arguments On Death Penalty
Florida Supreme Court justices appeared highly skeptical of a Central Florida state attorney’s assertion that prosecutors have absolute discretion in...
Zero Suspensions And An Unexplained Leap In Excessive Absences In Miami-Dade Schools
In the middle of the school year, Hayden Dallip was at home in Miami Gardens when he got a call from his seventh-grade daughter. “She was crying—she...
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Judge Stops Attempt To Delay Pot Law
Leon County Circuit Judge Karen Gievers has rejected a move to halt the state from issuing medical marijuana treatment licenses to Florida's current pot...
Medical Cannabis Regulations Take Effect
The Department of Health’s new rules for medical marijuana are taking effect. The provisions carry out a last minute legislative measure approved in a...
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Injured Workers Getting Fewer Opioids In Florida
A new study finds injured workers in Florida are using fewer opioids.
Officials Worry About Debris In Water Near Sinkhole
Even though a Florida sinkhole hasn't grown in several days, officials said that the debris-strewn site is still considered dangerous and that residents...
Girl Scouts Report: Florida Ranks No. 39 For ‘State of Girls’
Over the last decade, the state of Florida has dropped from 36th place to 39th for girls’ well-being, according to the Girl Scouts “State of Girls”...
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Despite GOP Bill Collapse, South Florida Activists Continue To Demonstrate For Health Care
South Florida activists aren't laying down their megaphones just yet, despite the collapse of the GOP health care bill Monday night. About two dozen...
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Goldman Sachs Reaches Out To Florida Governor About Proposal To Ban Doing Business With Venezuela
Goldman Sachs Asset Management, which has taken heat for its purchase of $2.8 billion in bonds of Venezuela's state-run oil company, is working behind...
Tampa Man Indicted In Brawl On Delta Flight To China
A Tampa man who fought with flight attendants and other passengers when he tried to open the exit door of a Delta Air Lines flight bound from Seattle to…
Clyde Butcher Turns To Nature During Stroke Recovery
Clyde Butcher, Florida's well-known landscape and environmental photographer who suffered a stroke in early May, recently returned to the swamp for a...
Sen. Brandes Criticizes Federal Forfeiture Policy
The Department of Justice is promising a return to the law and order enforcement policies of the war on drugs. Some Republican lawmakers are worried...
Bipartisan Pair Of Lawmakers Vow To Continue To Fight For Criminal Justice Reform
Despite past failed legislative attempts, a bipartisan pair of lawmakers is vowing to continue their work on criminal justice reform—particularly within...
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