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Florida State Researchers Link Declining Bee Populations With Climate Change
A Florida State University study links declining bumble bee populations with climate change. The researchers examined three bumble bee species in the...
Lawmakers, Doctors Wrestle With How To Combat Opioid Abuse
Florida’s law enforcement, emergency and mental health workers are struggling to cope with a rising tide of opioid overdoses. Lawmakers are looking for...
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State Lawmaker Wants To Reform Assisted Living Facilities
A Florida lawmaker is calling on the state to overhaul regulations for nursing homes. The push comes after 14 patients died from overheating due to a...
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Lake Okeechobee Levels Surpass 17 Feet
Florida Gov. Rick Scott got an update from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials in Clewiston, Monday about the Herbert Hoover Dike around Lake...
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How the Python's Voracious Appetite Could Spread Everglades Virus
The Everglades' python problem is not news to most Southwest Floridians, but what may be is the effects the overabundance of the invasive species may...
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Scott Wants To Make Nursing Home Rules Permanent
Gov. Rick Scott directed agencies Tuesday to begin the process of approving permanent rules that would require nursing homes and assisted-living...
Changes Slated For State Worker Health Insurance
As many as 2,000 obese state employees who suffer from conditions such as diabetes or hypertension can enroll online for a program that provides...
UF To Students: 'Shun' White Nationalist Event
The University of Florida's president is urging students to stay away from a speaking event on campus featuring white nationalist Richard…
Pasco County Farmers And Ranchers Receive Relief After Hurricane Irma
Relief is coming to Pasco County’s agricultural community with a Disaster Assistance Session, Thursday, Oct. 12.The Pasco County Cooperative Extension…
Tampa Bay Area Groups Bringing Aid To Puerto Ricans
Groups in the Tampa Bay area are mounting humanitarian missions to Puerto Rico and holding fundraisers for victims following Hurricanes Maria and Irma.The…
Hope Comes To Bullied Florida Students
Florida House Speaker Richard Corcoran and Rep. Byron Donalds have unveiled their plan to challenge violence and abuse in schools.On Wednesday in…
Speaking To Lawmaking Panel, DJJ Head Responds To Miami Herald's 'Fight Club' Probe
The head of Florida’s juvenile justice system says a Miami Herald investigation detailing abuses within detention facilities does not tell the full story.
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'No Wrong Door' Measure Making Headway But More Work To Do
Florida House lawmakers are checking in on a 2016 measure meant to improve mental health and addiction treatment.
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Researchers: Invasive Burmese Pythons Can Help Spread Everglades Virus
Researchers say invasive Burmese pythons are depleting so many animals in the Everglades, mosquitoes there are mainly biting a species of rat that...
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Trump Hopes To Boost Lower-Premium Health Insurance Plans
Frustrated by failures in Congress, President Donald Trump will try to put his own stamp on health care with an executive order Thursday that aims to...
Memorial To Slaves May Be Erected On Florida Capitol Grounds
A memorial to honor slaves and acknowledge the cruelty of slavery could soon be placed on the Florida Capitol's grounds under legislation that won…
Lawmaker Questions Cause Of Nursing Home Deaths
A Republican state senator — and funeral director — is suggesting that a South Florida nursing home may not be to blame for 14 deaths that occurred in...
Study: Evacuating Nursing Home Patients Before A Storm Not Always Safest Option
New research from the University of South Florida suggests evacuating nursing home patients before a storm increases the chance of both hospitalization...
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Manatee Has First Local Case Of Zika In 2017
Florida health officials are reporting the state's first case this year of the Zika virus transmitted by a mosquito.
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The New York Times recently exposed movie mogul Harvey Weinstein for his sexual harassment of women for decades. This week, the country’s paper of record…
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USDA Forecasts Worst Citrus Forecast In Decades. Adam Putnam Says It May Get Worse.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is predicting this year’s Florida citrus crop will be the smallest since the 1940s . The state is slated to produce...
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Hurricane Irma Pushes Budget Outlook From Bad To Worse
Hurricane Irma is throwing a wrench in Florida’s budget for the coming year. Lawmakers were already facing a daunting challenge crafting a balanced budget.
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Trump To Issue Stop-Payment Order On Health Care Subsidies
In a brash move likely to roil insurance markets, President Donald Trump will "immediately" halt payments to insurers under the Obama-era health care...
State Tries To Remove Judge In Medical Marijuana Dispute
Accusing him of being biased, Florida health officials want Administrative Law Judge John Van Laningham removed from a case involving a medical...
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Research by the Brookings Institution shows that poor children do worse in school partly because their families have fewer financial resources, but also…
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