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Hurricane Irma Exposes Flaws In Evacuations For Medically Vulnerable In Miami-Dade
In the hours before Hurricane Irma came barreling towards Florida, Gloria Guity and her adult children went to five different shelters before they...
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Lawmaker Wants Job Protections For Workers Under Evacuation Orders
One Florida lawmaker believes workers who evacuate because of an emergency don’t deserve to lose their jobs. A new bill would give the state’s employees...
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New Law Mandates Autism Training For Florida Law Enforcement
Florida law enforcement will now undergo training to better understand individuals on the autism spectrum. House Bill 39 , which mandated the training,...
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Gov. Scott: Panhandle Residents Should Watch Tropical Storm Nate
Gov. Rick Scott is urging residents in Florida's Panhandle to keep an eye on Tropical Storm Nate, which formed off the coast of Nicaragua and is expected…
Key West To The World: Come On Down
In some parts of the Keys, people are still salvaging what they can of their belongings, or figuring out where they will live. In Key West, local and...
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Closed Primary Elections Draw Scrutiny
As Florida's population grows and more residents shun traditional party affiliations, voters are befuddled, if not angry, about the state's closed-primary…
Modern EMS Practices Have Their Roots in Vietnam Medical Rescues
The well-equipped medevac helicopters that transported injured troops in Vietnam became the model for today's air ambulance services in the U.S.
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Pension Numbers Increase Budget Pressure
State analysts agreed Thursday to lower the expected rate of return on Florida's $154 billion pension fund, which will put more pressure on lawmakers as…
A Death Row Inmate's Final Hours
Death Row inmate Michael Lambrix was set to become the second person in the state of Florida to be executed this year, as of Thursday evening. The state...
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Nate Intensifying and Accelerating Toward the Gulf
Tropical Storm Nate has moved back over the warm waters of the Caribbean and is accelerating toward the Gulf of Mexico. Nate is forecast to become a...
Personal Essay: Witnessing The Last Chapter In Florida Death Row Inmate Mike Lambrix's Story
If Mike Lambrix’s case played out today exactly the way it did when he was convicted in 1984, he would not have been sent to Death Row and executed, as...
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Broward Nursing Home Expands Lawsuit Against State
A Broward County nursing home has expanded a lawsuit challenging moves by Gov. Rick Scott's administration that effectively shut down the facility after...
CRC Considers Changing Residency Requirements
The Constitution Revision Commission may consider changing residency requirements to run for state office.
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Puerto Rican Law Students Head To Mainland Universities
51 Puerto Rican law students have signed up to enroll in universities. 18 schools, including seven in Florida, have agreed to help students fleeing the...
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Gun Violence: How The U.S. Compares With Other Countries
The U.S. should, based on its wealth and other factors, have one of the world's lowest rates of gun deaths. The data show a different picture.
Workers' Comp Drops Off The Legislative Map
Just a year after dire predictions that the state's economy was in peril due to rising insurance costs, Florida businesses could see an average 9.3...
USF Health Reaches Out To Puerto Rico
A pair of University of South Florida physicians left over the weekend for Puerto Rico with some much-needed medical supplies. But it's just the beginning…
Medical Cannabis Grower Pushes For Edible Marijuana Regulations
The medical marijuana company Surterra Therapeutics is urging state health regulators to take steps to allow edible cannabis treatments. But the roll...
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40 Years, 3 Sisters, 1 DNA Test: The Story Of A Cold Case
For nearly half her life, Ruby Williams has prayed for her daughter, Brenda: "Lord, let her be alive."She's repeated this prayer tens of thousands of…
FIGHTCLUB: A Miami Herald Investigation Into Florida’s Juvenile Justice System
Emory Jones just needs to look at his left arm for a reminder of what happened at Avon Park Youth Academy. There is a faint scar in the shape of a snake...
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Florida Hospital Plans Expansion Into Lakeland Area With Land Purchase
Florida Hospital has purchased about 100 acres along Interstate 4 in Lakeland where it plans to build a freestanding emergency room and eventually a 200...
State Lawmakers Target Stadiums on Public Lands
A ban on professional sports franchises building or renovating stadiums on publicly owned land is ready to go to the full Florida House, after speeding…
Florida Matters: Ethnic Newspapers In Tampa Bay
One of the area's leading African American family-owned newspapers, The Weekly Challenger in St. Petersburg, just celebrated its 50th anniversary. Tampa's…
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Florida Senate Republican Proposes Ronald Reagan Specialty License Plate
A Senate Republican on Tuesday proposed a measure that would create a President Ronald Reagan specialty license plate.
Half Dozen Homeless People Who Refused Shelter Were Baker Acted During Hurricane Irma
A half dozen homeless people in Miami-Dade County were involuntarily committed to the hospital for evaluation as Hurricane Irma continued its course...
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