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With the backing of physician groups and small businesses, a Senate committee Monday approved a bill aimed at clearing the way for "direct primary care"...
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The push to bring back recess to the state's public schools got another boost Tuesday. A bill that would require 20 minutes of recess every day for…
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Six new cases of travel-related Zika were confirmed this week in Florida. That’s according to the Florida Department of Health, which reported the cases...
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New Witness Testifies At Hearing For Adnan Syed Of 'Serial' Fame
At Wednesday's hearing, lawyers for the convicted murderer presented an alibi witness, Asia McClain, and attacked inconsistencies in the state's case in the hopes the judge will order a new trial.
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Hundreds of activities are planned around the globe Thursday in recognition of World Cancer Day, but for Florida Surgeon General John Armstrong, the int...
Miami Versus Zika: South Florida Scientists Battle A Brazilian Epidemic
Mario Stevenson is a respected virus expert. He heads the infectious diseases division at the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine. He’s done...
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Florida State Fair: More Than Ferris Wheels And Funnel Cakes
The 112th Florida State Fair with its corn dogs, midway rides and life-stock shows opened Thursday on grounds just east of Tampa.Flanked by law…
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Making Sense Of The Demise Of Al Jazeera America
In 2013, the U.S. TV news market witnessed the debut of Al Jazeera America. The network, based in Qatar and funded by that nation's royal family, was…
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Zika Emergency Declaration Expands, Scott Requests CDC's Help
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Zika Defense: Hunting Mosquitoes That Transmit Virus
Gov. Rick Scott has declared a health emergency in five Florida counties with a dozen confirmed cases of the travel-acquired Zika virus: Hillsborough,...
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Gyrocopter Pilot/Candidate Can Travel To Campaign
A Florida man who pleaded guilty to landing a gyrocopter outside the U.S. Capitol as a political protest is getting a little bit more freedom as he awaits…
Continuing Coverage: HealthCare.gov Enrollment In Florida
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Union President Says Teachers Are Stressed
Joanne McCall, president of the Florida Education Association, speaks with WLRN and State Impact Florida's Luis Hernandez.McCall: There are at least…
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New SAT Coming Soon
Like many parents of high school juniors, I'm getting anxious about upcoming college applications and what it'll take to get in, such as doing well on the…
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One Dead, Seven Shot At Tampa Strip Club
A shooting at a strip club early Saturday morning in Tampa left one person dead, seven injured and police searching for answers.Hours later, Crime…
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