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Governor Insists Former FDLE Head Resigned As Bailey Says He Was Forced Out
Two of Governor Rick Scott’s new agency leaders earned cabinet-level approval Tuesday, but Scott still isn’t saying why he let go of one his longest...
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As the Tampa Bay area continues to reel from the death of 5-year-old Phoebe Jonchuck, whose father was charged with dropping her from a bridge last week,…
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Journey of Nearly 1,000 Miles Begins with First Step
Three years ago, four conservationists embarked on a trip to walk and kayak the entire length of Florida. Their mission: to bring attention to the need to…
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Report's Forecast Grim for Hospitals
Florida’s “safety-net” hospitals – the ones that provide the most charity care -- received another in a series of depressing projections Wednesday in a...
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Florida Legislative Support Grows For Film And TV Tax Incentives
After last year’s legislative session, Florida failed to secure the tax incentive money it needed to lure more movie and television projects to the...
USF Conference Examines Middle East Extremism
In just the last two weeks, members of terror groups like Al Qaeda and ISIS allegedly took part in a number of deadly attacks in France, as well as the…
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Pinellas Sheriff's Rug Error Goes Worldwide
UPDATED at 3:30 p.m. Jan. 15:The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office has released a very creative statement in regards to a rug in its headquarters bearing…
Swoope To Depart Enterprise Florida Next Month
Florida’s top jobs recruiter is stepping down from his post. At the end of February, Gray Swoope will resign. He’s the state’s Secretary of Commerce as...
Final Word Before USF Graduate Moves On
We first met University of South Florida student Noor Shakfeh after she spent her spring break in Syria helping at a refugee camp along the Turkish border…
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Rebuilding Haiti, Five Years Later
When the first earthquake tremors struck Haiti, Lorvena Salomon was at her aunt’s house in Saint Marc, an hour northwest of Port-au-Prince. “I’m just...
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Pinellas Sheriff Auctioning 'Dog' Rug for Charity
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State Lawmakers Want To Add Financial Education
Lawmakers want Florida students to be smarter about their money. They’ve introduced a bill to make a financial literacy course a high school graduation...
What Does Martin Luther King Jr.'s Legacy Look Like To A 5-Year-Old?
Teachers all over the country are finding ways to talk about the legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. In one Washington, D.C., classroom, the lessons about race come alive.
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.Gov. Rick Scott was sworn in for his second term on Jan. 6 --- a little more than two weeks ago. It's pretty much been all downhill from there.Since…
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