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In Immokalee, Parents Promise To Speak Spanish With Their Children
To get into Florida colleges and universities you have to have studied — or be able to speak — a second language. But Florida students don’t have to...
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Holiday Retail Sales Up, But at What Cost to Black Friday?
The Florida Retail Federation originally predicted Black Friday 2013 would net three and a half to four and half percent more sales than 2012 and…
Florida A&M Probation Lifted
Florida A&M University is no longer on probation.The school has been taken off the probation imposed a year ago in the wake of a marching band member's…
Will A Handshake Lead To Better U.S.-Cuba Relations?
President Obama shook hands Tuesday with Cuban leader Raul Castro, a move that led to speculation about the future of ties between the two Cold War-era foes. But one expert says none of the issues separating the U.S. and Cuba will be resolved by a handshake alone.
MacDill AirFest Will Fly Again in 2014
After being grounded because of federal budget cuts, MacDill Air Force Base's AirFest is back.Base officials announced today AirFest will be held March 22…
Tech-Savvy Tampa Bay Hospitals Honored
Five Florida hospitals, and three around Tampa Bay, have received the industry's highest award for managing the shift to a paperless environment. The…
Sylvia's Soul Food Brings a Taste of Home to St. Petersburg
Harlem's world-famous Sylvia's Queen of Soul Food Restaurant now has a location in St. Petersburg, on the ground floor of the historic Manhattan Casino on…
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Officials Are Releasing Less Water From Lake Okeechobee This Year, So Far
Officials are not releasing as much water from Lake Okeechobee as they did during last year’s rainy season.
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Lawmaker Wants All Child Deaths Reported
The Senate sponsor of Florida's sweeping new child-welfare law says she'll be back next year with a bill to expand its reporting requirements.Sen. Eleanor…
Feds OK Medicaid Managed Care Program For Three Years
Federal officials have approved a three-year extension of a program that requires almost all Florida Medicaid beneficiaries to enroll in managed-care…
How Florida Coding Camps Are Teaching Students Old-School Logic
Ryan Seashore starts off every CodeNow workshop with a simple request: Write out step-by-step instructions for making a peanut butter and jelly…
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Exchange Premiums to Rise 13 Percent
Premiums for Floridians buying insurance on the Affordable Care Act marketplace will rise an average of 13 percent for next year, the Florida Office of...
Feds to Monitor State Election Changes; Gov. Scott Pushes Back
Gov. Rick Scott's office and campaign are attacking as "blatantly political" a letter from U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announcing that the Justice…
Florida Colleges Make Princeton Review Rankings
Alcohol is apparently pretty popular at the University of Florida, students at New College are active in politics but not so much in sports, and studying…
Tales from the Border: USF Professor Visits Texas & Mexico
If things had gone as planned, USF Department of Anthropology Associate Professor Heide Castañeda would have spent the last two months in Texas and Mexico…
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Fact-Checking the Governor on Early Voting Laws
The governor of Florida got a dressing down from the Attorney General of the United States recently.In a letter to Rick Scott late last month, Attorney…
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Tropical Storm Bertha Forms in the Atlantic
Tropical Storm Bertha has formed, becoming the second named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season.The U.S. Hurricane Center in Miami said the tropical…
Anesthesiologists Fight AHCA over New Rule
The Florida Society of Anesthesiologists this week filed a legal challenge against the state Agency for Health Care Administration because of a new…
Biogenesis Owner Will Plead Guilty
The former clinic owner accused of selling performance-enhancing drugs to Alex Rodriguez has agreed to plead guilty in what prosecutors called a wide...
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Court OKs Sound Restriction Outside Health Facilities
Rejecting arguments of anti-abortion activists, a federal appeals court Wednesday refused to block a West Palm Beach ordinance that bans amplified sound…
Fla. Lawmakers Propose Changes to 7 Districts
Republicans who control the Florida Legislature kicked off a special session Thursday by proposing to tweak seven of the state's 27 congressional…
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Special Session Concludes After Three Days
Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature has passed new congressional maps largely along party lines. If Gov. Rick Scott approves them, the new...
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The special redistricting session held by the Legislature lasted just five days, but the two-year battle over the boundaries of the state's 27…
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In a matter of hours August 13th, 2004, Hurricane Charley demolished historic downtown Punta Gorda. Quaint brick shops collapsed. Glass office buildings…
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