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Majority Of Floridians Don't Feel Informed On Constitutional Amendments, USF Survey Shows
According to a new University of South Florida poll, just 22% of Floridians feel they’re well informed about the constitutional amendments on the ballot...
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Pit Bulls Seized From Apparent Fight Training Facility
Two men have been arrested after authorities say they found dozens of pit bulls living in "deplorable" conditions at an apparent dog fight training…
Florida Court: Jury Must Unanimously Agree On Death Penalty
The Florida Supreme Court has ruled that a death sentence requires a unanimous jury. The court on Friday struck down a newly enacted law allowing a...
St. Petersburg Gives Tours Of Sewage Plants After Spills in Tampa Bay
The city of St. Petersburg is under scrutiny after millions of gallons of partially-treated sewage were released into Tampa Bay and Boca Ciega Bay during…
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Resting Place Of Prominent African-Americans Faces Neglect
Lincoln Cemetery in Gulfport is a historic resting place for many prominent African-Americans. For decades, it's also suffered from neglect. Some locals…
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Business Of Football And Fútbol To Be Discussed At USF
Executives from the most financially successful U.S. sports league and one of the up-and-coming leagues will speak at the University of South Florida next…
Red Tide, Hurricane Aftermath May Impact Stone Crab Harvests
Fishermen in southwest Florida say lingering red tide and the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew may cut into their early stone crab harvests.The stone crab…
CDC: Surgical Equipment May Be Contaminated With Bacteria
Surgical equipment used in open heart surgeries and liver transplants may have been contaminated by the manufacturer.
Florida Citrus Estimates Drop By Double Digits
The first Florida citrus estimate of the season offers a gloomy forecast: a 14 percent drop in orange production from the previous season and an 11…
State Approves Trial For New Mosquito Control Method
The first Florida trial of the Wolbachia bacteria to combat Aedes aegypti mosquitoes has been approved for the Florida Keys. Aedes aegypti are the...
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Elections 2016: Florida Lawmakers Rethink Teacher Certifications To Address Shortages
It’s lunchtime at Jacksonville’s Lee High School, and Principal Scott Schneider walks down the school’s math hall. He says Lee has had its share of...
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Poll: U.S. Senate Race Too Close To Call
With Democrat Patrick Murphy making gains among independent voters, Republican incumbent Marco Rubio's lead in Florida's closely watched U.S. Senate race…
Lawmaker Asks For Public Transportation Commission Investigation
A Tampa-area lawmaker is calling for an investigation of the Hillsborough County Public Transportation Commission.State Rep. Dana Young, R-Tampa, wrote a…
Researchers: Closer To Finding Citrus Greening Cure
Research scientists at the University of Florida’s Citrus Research and Education Center say they are on the cusp of finding a cure for greening…
King Tide Flooding Brings Pleas For South Florida Climate Change Plan, Funding
This has been one of those weeks in South Florida when there’s a lot of water in the streets, even when the sun’s out. It’s a King Tide week. Business...
Rubio Assails Easing of Regulations On Cuban Cigars; Tightening of Domestic Laws
President Obama's decision to open the U.S. market to Cuban cigars could impact Tampa. Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio toured the city's sole remaining…
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Space Travel Could Affect Our Immune System
As humans spend more time in space there are questions about how their bodies are being affected. Dr. Krishna Komanduri, a researcher at the University...
Fact-Checking The Medical Marijuana Debate
United For Care’s John Morgan and Jessica Spencer squared off Tuesday night in a televised medical marijuana debate.
USF Giving Out Free Flu Shots Friday
The University of South Florida College of Public Health is giving out free flu shots on Friday, Oct. 21 for their 20th Annual Free Flu Shot Drive.Medical…
Bob Graham: Political Mudslinging Could Spur Citizens To Get Involved
Many people believe the presidential campaign has sunk to new lows. Former Florida Governor and Senator Bob Graham suggests the name-calling and…
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Federal Judge Draws The Line At More Voting Changes
In an emergency hearing Thursday, Tallahassee federal judge Mark Walker refused a request by the Florida Democratic Party to make additional changes to...
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'Repealing Obamacare Is Not The Answer,' Says Obama At Miami Dade College
Obamacare’s namesake came to Miami-Dade County Thursday afternoon to talk about the Affordable Care Act, just a few weeks before the program’s fourth...
Student: Teacher Scolded Him For Not Standing For Pledge
A 12-year-old boy says his teacher yelled at him for not standing up during the Pledge of Allegiance at a Hillsborough County school.Sixth-grader Mark…
Zika Virus Shows Up In Palm Beach County
State health officials reported four new cases of the Zika virus on Thursday, including a locally transmitted case involving a Palm Beach County resident.
Obama Emphasizes Continuity At Rally In Miami Gardens
Strong rains were not enough to keep away a crowd of more than 2,800 people that gathered Thursday afternoon at Florida Memorial University's arena in...
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