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Bondi Opposes Gay Couple's Divorce
Attorney General Pam Bondi is opposing a bid by a gay South Florida woman to obtain a divorce from her former partner.Bondi's office filed papers late…
'Put the Middle Class First' Bus Stops in Tampa
Charlie Crist's running mate for lieutenant governor, Annette Taddeo, joined the bus tour called "Put the Middle Class First" to Tampa today. She talked…
Health Director Tackles Ebola Facts, Fiction
Hillsborough County's Health Department director is going of the offensive to combat fears about Ebola. Douglas Holt said that concerns have grown since...
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Libertarian Gubernatorial Candidate Wyllie Running Statewide Ads, But Is It Too Late?
The Libertarian candidate for Governor is out with a new ad running statewide. Adrian Wyllie may not win the governor’s race, but experts say he could...
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Gubernatorial Race Shines Light on Solar Energy in Sunshine State
The Sunshine State gets less than one percent of its energy from the sun. Most of its energy comes from natural gas, which it gets from out of state.
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Gov. Scott's 'Get Out the Early Vote' Tour Stops in New Tampa
With just over a week left until election day Gov. Rick Scott's "Get Out the Early Vote" bus tour made a stop in New Tampa Friday. Scott made some brief…
Joe Maddon's Leaving the Tampa Bay Rays
After nine seasons, 754 wins, 4 playoff appearances and an American League Championship in 2008, Joe Maddon is no longer the manager of the Tampa Bay…
Bill Clinton Comes to Tampa to Stump for Charlie Crist
Former president Bill Clinton will headline an early vote rally in support of Charlie Crist this Sunday, October 26th at 5:00PM. The rally will be held at…
Clinton, Christie to Make FL Appearances Sunday
Former President Bill Clinton will swing through Florida on Sunday, campaigning for Democratic congressional candidate Gwen Graham in Tallahassee,…
Aboard a KC-135 Stratotanker on a Refueling Mission
When you're about to run out of gas in your car, you don't think too much about pulling into the closest station to fill up. The process is a bit more…
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HealthCare.Gov EZ Form Not for Immigrants
HealthCare.gov's simpler online application is being touted as a big win for consumers. But it can't be used by immigrants in the United States legally...
Seeking Solutions for Veteran Suicide
Veteran suicide is a real and present problem in the community. The Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that on average 22 veterans die by suicide…
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2 Killed in Wrong-Way Crash in Crystal River
The Florida Highway Patrol says two people died when they were struck by a wrong-way driver on U.S. 19 near Crystal River.
Key Legislative Races a Magnet for Money
With Republicans and Democrats battling for control of a relatively limited number of seats this year, campaign cash has poured into targeted legislative…
Report: Florida Improves Election Irregularities
Long lines at voting booths and other irregularities during the 2012 election in Florida are well known. What's not so obvious is how to fix the problems.…
Who Stole the American Dream? Hedrick Smith on His Latest Book
Who stole the American Dream? That's the title of Pulitzer-Prize winning reporter Hedrick Smith's latest book.The man who helped publish the Pentagon…
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Six Travelers Monitored As Florida National Guard, Hospitals Prep For Possible Ebola
Six people who recently traveled from Ebola-affected regions are under twice-daily monitoring by the Florida Health Department. The state continues...
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Lawsuit Filed In Federal Court Against Florida's Beer Growler Ban
A craft brewery on the Treasure Coast is fighting Florida's growler ban in federal court. The owners, along with a national legal group, filed a civil...
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Name Change for USF Muma College of Business Signals A Push Forward
In a five week period between early September and mid-October, the University of South Florida system saw its two Colleges of Business undergo monumental…
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Gay Marriage, LGBT Issues to be Discussed at USF Thursday
A University of South Florida graduate who was one of the lawyers in a ground-breaking gay and lesbian rights case will speak at his alma mater Thursday…
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Celebrating the Life of Buck O'Neil as Sarasota's Newtown Turns 100
Buck O'Neil rose from humble beginnings in Sarasota's Newtown neighborhood to become the first black coach in the major leagues. He was able to tell…
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State Attempt to Reopen Medicaid Case Draws Fire
With a federal judge possibly close to ruling in the case, plaintiffs' attorneys are objecting to a state attempt to offer new evidence in a lawsuit about…
Latest Poll Shows Tight Race for Governor
A Quinnipiac University poll shows the race between Democrat Charlie Crist and Republican Gov. Rick Scott is still tight.Crist was supported by 43 percent…
Hospitals Take Leap on Prevention
Nearly half of Florida hospitals have earned an "A" on error prevention in a new report card from a business-backed group concerned about patient safety...
The Billionaire Who Remade Retirement Living On A Massive Scale
Gary Morse developed a mega retirement community called The Villages. His Florida haven for retirees grew to become the largest master-planned community in the country. Morse died Wednesday at 77.
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