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Study: Consumers Are Still Willing To Pay More For Houses In Flood Zones
Houses in areas prone to natural disasters across the country are increasing in value. While that might not make sense, that was the finding of a yearly...
Florida's Citrus Industry Looks For Aid After Irma
A long wait may be ahead for broad federal relief for Florida's beleaguered citrus industry, “decimated” last week by a lethal hurricane that crossed...
Power Is Back On, But State Utilities Still Under Fire
After a massive restoration effort, most of Florida has power 10 days after Hurricane Irma knocked out electricity to nearly two-thirds of the state,…
4-Year-Old Tampa Girl Shoots Self While Grabbing Candy In Grandma's Purse
A 4-year-old Tampa girl has died after accidentally pulling the trigger of a gun when she reached into her grandmother's purse for candy.Yanelly "Nelly"…
'We've Never Gone Through This': Hurricane Maria Knocks Out Puerto Rico's Electricity
"We are without power, the whole island is without power," Jenniffer González-Colón, Puerto Rico's resident commissioner, tells NPR.
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53 Florida State Parks Remain Closed After Hurricane Irma
Florida has reopened 114 of the state parks that were closed for Hurricane Irma.
Airbnb Waives Fees; Hosts Offer Free Stays For Irma Evacuees & Relief Workers
Airbnb.com hosts in the Jacksonville metro area can now offer free stays to people displaced by Hurricane Irma.
After Hurricane Irma Blew Away Power, Century-Old Technology Became Lifeline For Locals In The Keys
Almost 20 years ago, a little radio station from the Lower Keys won an Edward R. Murrow award — one of the highest honors in broadcasting. WWUS was...
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Military Support Organization Backs Florida Forever Program
Some of Florida’s military supporters are lining up behind the state’s land acquisition program. Unlikely allies are joining forces to defend Florida...
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Second Democrat To Seek Sarasota House Seat
A second Democratic candidate has opened a campaign account to run in a special election for the House seat vacated by former state Rep. Alex Miller,…
Medical Records Fight Draws Attention At High Court
In a legal battle drawing attention from medical groups across the country, the U.S. Supreme Court could be close to deciding whether to hear a Florida...
Man Dead, Girl Critically Injured In Boat Collision Near Clearwater Beach
A man was killed and a 4-year-old girl is in critical condition after their personal watercraft collided with a boat in the Intracoastal Waterway near…
Marijuana Law Challenged Over Black Farmer License
A lawsuit filed Friday challenges the constitutionality of part of a new state law that requires a coveted medical-marijuana license to go to a black...
As Health Care Bill Teeters, GOP Adds Money To Woo Dissidents
Top Republicans are adding money to their staggering effort to repeal the Obama health care law and say they're pushing toward a climactic Senate face...
Restoration Of Power Nears Completion In Most Of Florida
Power was back as of midday Friday for all but 13,735 homes and businesses in Florida, primarily in four counties that were hit hardest by Hurricane...
Hurricane Maria Medical Evacuations Coordinated Out Of MacDill AFB
The U.S. Air Force is helping to evacuate critically ill and injured patients from three Caribbean islands devastated by Hurricanes Irma and Maria. One of…
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Solar Power Co-Ops Started To Harness Power Of The Sun
Now there's a way to leverage the power of group buying to get solar power installed in homes and businesses. Two new cooperatives are being formed to…
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New Book By USF Professor Looks At Florida Weather
Even with two months left in the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season, it's already been one of the more active ones in recent years, at least here in…
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Man Crashes Small Homemade Helicopter Into Tampa Home
Authorities say a Florida man has crashed his homemade helicopter into a house.A Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office news release says 51-year-old…
Nova Southeastern To Develop New Campus In Tampa Bay Area
Nova Southeastern University is planning to develop a new 27-acre campus in the Tampa Bay area following a $200 million commitment.The Fort…
Hurricane Irma Death Toll In Florida Reaches 50
Hurricane Irma's official death toll in Florida stood at 50 as of Monday morning but could hit at least 75.Two weeks after the powerful storm made a pair…
New Bill Encourages More Applicants For Free Or Reduce Price Meals
A new legislative proposal could require Florida schools to distribute free or reduce-price meal applications to all students, not just those in need....
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Gas prices are on a steady decline after Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Gov. Scott Proposes Legislation, $50M To Combat Opioid Abuse
Gov. Rick Scott announced Tuesday several proposals and $50 million in funding to help address Florida's looming opioid crisis.“These proposals will make…
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