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Zika Cases Climb As Scott Reassures Lawmakers
With Florida's Zika cases climbing to 422 on Friday, including another locally transmitted case, Gov. Rick Scott held a rare conference call with state...
Autopsy: Pulse Gunman Hit By 8 Bullets In Police Shoot-Out
The gunman who killed 49 patrons at a gay nightclub in Orlando was hit by at least eight bullets as he died in a shoot-out with a SWAT team.
FDA Approves Keys Test Of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a field trial to release genetically modified mosquitoes in the Florida Keys.
Hillary Clinton Takes On Trump's Economics In St. Petersburg
Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton took to the stage of the Coliseum in St. Petersburg Monday afternoon where she bashed rival Donald Trump's…
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SunCoast Blood Bank Testing Donors For Zika
The blood bank that serves Sarasota and Manatee Counties now is joining other blood banks in testing donors for the Zika virus, which has been linked to…
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Alzheimer's Research Hitting The Road
(Originally aired August 9, 2016)Bill Nagely was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2009, and for the past three years, he and his wife, Sheila, have…
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Gov. Orders Mosquito Repellant In Schools Following New Zika Case
When students head back to school in South Florida, they’ll get supplies they don't typically see. The state will deliver mosquito repellent to school...
As Zika Makes Its Way To Miami, Prenatal Care Gets A Little More Complicated
Late last fall, Dr. Christine Curry was at a faculty meeting with her colleagues when the conversation turned to new reports linking the Zika virus to a...
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Olympic Athletes Still Use Some Rx Drugs As A Path To 'Legal Doping'
Hundreds of elite endurance athletes were taking the prescription heart drug meldonium until it was banned in January. But a similar heart drug, telmisartan, is still allowed.
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Cuba Charter Company To Close In Wake Of Commercial Flights
The first commercial flights from Tampa to Havana in more than 50 years will begin in late October at the earliest, but they're already muscling out at…
Father Of Orlando Shooter Sighted At Hillary Clinton Event
The father of the Orlando gay nightclub shooter was spotted at a campaign event for Hillary Clinton in central Florida.Seddique Mateen was standing in a…
Gov. Scott Announces 4 New Zika Cases In Miami
Florida's governor has announced four new cases of Zika virus infection that health officials believe were spread by mosquitoes in a Miami neighborhood.
Aetna’s Exit Leaves Floridians With Fewer Obamacare Options
Next year Aetna will stop offering health insurance on the Affordable Care Act's public exchanges in Florida and 10 other states. The move leaves...
Rubio Backs Trump, But Stands By Calling Him A 'Con Man'
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio told the Miami Herald editorial board he has "stood by everything I ever said" during his presidential campaign.
Tropical Storm Fiona Getting Stronger In The Atlantic
The U.S. National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm Fiona is getting a little stronger as it moves across the Atlantic.The storm's maximum sustained…
Orlando Nightclub Shooting Victim's Condition Improves
Officials at an Orlando hospital say the only survivor of the Pulse nightclub massacre who was still in critical condition has seen their condition...
Personality, Territorial Clashes Mark Senate District 19 Race
One of the more heated races coming up during the August 30 primaries is for State Senate District 19. It's a majority-minority district, being vacated by…
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Olympic Coverage On Women Is Criticized
Every four years, we watch the world’s best athletes on the Olympic Stage. And the massive athletic competition is being covered by an equally grand…
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Medical Marijuana Group Raises $34K
With the November election starting to draw closer, a group backing a proposed constitutional amendment that would broadly legalize medical marijuana...
CDC: Pregnant Women Should Avoid South Beach After Zika Transmission
U.S. health officials are warning pregnant women to avoid Miami Beach, where Florida officials say mosquitoes have spread the Zika virus to five people.
Zika Fears Stop Sales At Sperm, Egg Bank In Orlando
The Zika virus has changed how blood banks collect donations in Florida – and now it’s changing sperm and egg donations as well.
Veterans' Nursing Homes Looking For Nurses
As Florida’s health care industry is growing, so too is the need for registered nurses and other medical personnel. The competition for qualified health…
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USF Scientists Spend 40 Days At Sea Looking For Evidence Of Oil
A team of marine scientists, led by representatives of the University of South Florida, are about midway through a six-week expedition looking for…
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Miami-Dade Gets $5 Million For Zika Fight
Gov. Rick Scott said Monday the state is sending $5 million to Miami-Dade County to help in the ongoing effort to stem an outbreak of the Zika virus.
Gov. Scott, Miami-Dade Officials Spar Over Timing Of Zika Information Release
Florida Gov. Rick Scott has two goals when it comes to releasing information on locally transmitted cases of Zika. Make the information "accurate" and...
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