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Small Plane Crashes Into Tampa Bay, 2 Rescued
The U.S. Coast Guard says a small plane crashed into the waters off St. Petersburg during takeoff but the two people onboard are safe.Petty Officer…
Ayala Agrees To Seek Death Penalty In Future
A Florida prosecutor who fought and lost a battle with the governor over her decision not to seek the death penalty said Friday that she will comply...
Report Calls Death of Snooty the Manatee A Preventable Accident
An outside review has determined that the drowning death of Snooty the Manatee could have been prevented.South Florida Museum CEO Brynne Anne Besio…
Army Corps Agrees To Expedite Southern Reservoir
A planned reservoir south of Lake Okeechobee could take shape more quickly thanks to an Army Corps of Engineers decision.
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DCF Officials Review Fla. Child Welfare System, Look Ahead To Future Legislative Help
Florida’s child welfare officials are doing a review of their system and already looking ahead legislatively on the state and national level on what can...
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Major Hurricane Irma Churns Westward
Hurricane Irma remains a major Category 3 hurricane and appears to be heading toward Florida this weekend.As of 11 a.m. Monday morning, it was located…
Irma Now a Category 4 with an Eye on Florida
Irma strengthened Monday afternoon to a Category 4 storm, and the latest forecast data suggests the Major Hurricane will approach South Florida this...
Is Your 'Go Kit' Ready For Irma?
Floridians are old pros when it comes to hurricane preparation, but these last few years of near hurricane drought may have taken the edge off storm…
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USF Sarasota-Manatee Researcher Looks At Connections Between Humans And Pets
Are you a ‘dog person,’ yet you own a cat? Is there a way to increase the emotional connection with your pet? Can overindulging your pet encourage them to…
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Hurricane Irma Strengthens To A Category 5 Storm
Hurricane Irma has strengthened into a Category 5 storm as it roared toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.Irma's maximum sustained…
Study: Florida Has Work To Do On Public Health Preparedness
As Texas recovers from Hurricane Harvey, Floridians may be wondering how well the state could weather a similar storm.
Scott Declares Emergency As Hurricane Irma Threatens State
Gov. Rick Scott on Monday placed all of Florida under a state of emergency as the projected path of Hurricane Irma — now a Category 5 storm — could take…
Study Shows Florida Unemployment Numbers Are Down, But Workers Aren't Benefitting
Low-wage jobs in Florida are one of the main reasons families live in poverty or near poverty, according to a new study by Florida International...
United Way Index Sees Signs of Progress, Room to Improve for Florida's Working Poor
The numbers of employed Floridians barely able to afford basic living expenses has seen some improvements in Florida, according new data from the United...
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Miller's Seat Could Be Filled In Mid-Session
The Sarasota County House seat left vacant by the resignation of Republican Alex Miller could be unfilled for the first half of the 2018 legislative…
Trump Ends DACA, Calls On Congress To Act
The Obama-era program will expire in six months, the administration said on Tuesday. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals granted legal protections to roughly 800,000 people.
Category 5 Hurricane Irma Approaching Leeward Islands
Irma has become the most powerful hurricane on record in the Atlantic Ocean, not including the Caribbean or the Gulf of Mexico. It grew in size and...
Florida Stores Struggle To Keep Hurricane Supplies On Shelves
Floridians are flocking to stores to stock up ahead of Hurricane Irma. Some locations are struggling to keep supplies on the shelves.
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Florida Matters Re-Broadcast: Beach Renourishment
Communities across Florida are preparing for the potential impact of Hurricane Irma, and one natural line of defense we have is the state’s beaches.But…
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Facing Fuel Shortages, Floridians Can Use 'Gas Buddy' App
Florida Gov. Rick Scott says the state is working to get gasoline to areas experiencing shortages in advance of Hurricane Irma.In the meantime, a free…
Searchable Maps Show County Evacuation Zones
This is the 2017 set of evacuation maps. For the 2019 maps, click here.As Hurricane Irma approaches, authorities are encouraging residents to know whether…
Evacuations Issued For Pinellas, Hillsborough, Pasco Ahead Of Irma
Pinellas, Hillsborough and Pasco Counties begin evacuations today as the first hurricane warnings were issued for parts of southern Florida with the state…
Sen. Nelson Says FEMA Ready For Irma — But Needs Money
Florida Sen. Bill Nelson says the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is making preparations in the state for Hurricane Irma. “FEMA is pre...
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Homeless People Who Refuse Shelters May Be Baker Acted
Miami police intends to involuntarily commit homeless individuals starting Friday if they refuse to move off the streets. Volunteer outreach teams...
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Preparing For A Hurricane Without Enough Money In Miami-Dade
Eugene Johnson purchased two loaves of bread and batteries for his flashlight. Those are his supplies in preparation for Hurricane Irma. “I’m on fixed...
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