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It’s estimated the high tech industry will create more than 200,000 "new collar” jobs in the next three years. To fill those positions, IBM is tapping…
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The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday sided with a Jacksonville hospital in a battle with State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company about how much...
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Siding with a coalition of individual doctors and medical groups, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday that major portions of a controversial Florida...
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A new report by the advocacy group Environment Florida argues that water in Florida’s schools and day cares may contain dangerous levels of lead, but...
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Legislation to Remove Florida From Federal Refugee Program Advances
The Florida House is moving forward with a plan to pull out of the refugee resettlement program.
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State Denies Request For Pediatric Heart Transplant Center In Orlando
The state on Friday denied a request by Nemours Children’s Hospital in Orlando to establish a new pediatric heart transplant program.
How A Student Made Manitowoc, Wisconsin A Magnet For Miami Soccer Talent
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A Liftoff Deferred: SpaceX Mission From NASA's Historic Launch Pad Delayed
Launch Complex 39A, the site of the Apollo 11 mission, has quite a storied past. Now, it's on the brink of a new era — but it'll have to wait a bit, after Saturday's launch was scrubbed for 24 hours.
Rubio, Nelson Target Apalachicola Water Standards
Following an adverse legal decision, Florida's two U.S. senators have joined forces to urge the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to not finalize water...
Gov. Calls Out Lawmakers By Name In Escalating Incentives Fight
Florida Governor Rick Scott is crisscrossing the state calling out lawmakers by name for voting to gut two state agencies.
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Florida House Members Want More Than $700 Million In Local Spending Projects
As part of assembling Florida’s budget for the next year, legislators are pushing local pet projects. But there’s a new vetting process for House...
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‘Stand Your Ground’ Hearing Set In Theater Shooting
A "stand your ground" hearing will begin for a 74-year-old retired police captain accused of shooting and killing a man during an argument at a Florida...
Fl Power & Light Accelerates Plans To Add Solar Power
Florida's largest electric utility intends to double its solar-energy plans for the coming year, leading solar proponents to praise the announcement ---…
Vice President Joe Biden Tours Florida To Encourage Voter Registration
Vice President Joe Biden toured Florida Monday, attending voter-registration events and campaigning for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary…
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Lakeland's Platform Art: Showcasing Local Art
Public art in the Tampa Bay area is not limited to Sarasota, Tampa or St. Petersburg. Heading east to Lakeland, there's an entire organization dedicated…
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Survey: Financial Stress Real Problem For Floridians
The first part of the USF-Nielsen Sunshine State Survey, focusing on the economy and the environment, was released yesterday. The Sunshine State Survey is…
Scott Won’t Extend Voter Registration Deadline
Gov. Rick Scott rejected a call from Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign to extend the state's voter registration deadline as…
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Hurricane Matthew killed at least four residents and left some 1.2 million homes and businesses without power, as the storm began moving away from the…
Tampa Haitians Worry About Health On Island After Hurricane Matthew
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Money Pouring Into Marijuana Committees
With time running out before the November election, campaign finance reports show that committees on both sides of a proposal to legalize medical...
Florida Democrats Sue To Extend Voter Registration Deadline
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