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Florida's Presidential Primaries To Move Back To March
After two national presidential primary fails, Florida lawmakers are changing the date. The legislature is on its way to reversing the 2016...
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Bill Allowing Young Victims To Secretly Record Sex Abusers Clears First Senate Panel
A bill allowing young sexual abuse victims to secretly record their attackers to use as evidence in court cleared its first Senate hearing Monday.
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Lawmakers: Pay State Workers To Adopt
State workers could get between $5,000 and $10,000 for adopting children under a bill that passed a House panel Tuesday. Lawmakers also want scorecards...
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State Looks To Ramp Up Fight Against Human Trafficking
Targeting what one senator described as a "sick but profitable criminal enterprise,'' lawmakers have started moving to ramp up Florida's response to...
No Medicaid Expansion? No Problem For Many Safety-Net Hospital Profits
Hospitals that treat many poor and uninsured patients were expected to face tough financial times in states that did not expand Medicaid under the...
State Looks To Ramp Up Fight Against Human Trafficking
Targeting what one senator described as a "sick but profitable criminal enterprise,'' lawmakers have started moving to ramp up Florida's response to human…
Child Dies, FL Admits Fault, Millions Owed
Matthew Robinson loved to have eggs for dinner. But they were out the evening of November 4, 2010. So the 10-year-old and his brother Mark walked out of...
State Supremes Prepare To Rule On Congressional Borders
A coalition of voting rights groups and the Florida Legislature squared off Wednesday over the state’s congressional borders. Nick Evans reports,...
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Gun Evacuation Bill Clears More House, Senate Committees
A bill allowing people to carry a gun without a license during a mandatory evacuation as part of a declared state of emergency cleared hurdles in both...
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Fla. Prison Reform Package Clears Another Panel, But Not Without Bipartisan Concerns
A comprehensive prison reform package cleared another Senate committee Wednesday. But, at the bill’s next stop, the measure may look a little different...
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Lawmakers "Havana" Big Problem with End to Cuba Embargo
When president Obama indicated an interest in reopening trade agreements with Cuba, it didn’t take long for many to voice their disagreements. Now,...
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Lawmaker Wants To Block Out-Of-State Fracking Project
Rep. Dwight Dudley (D-St. Petersburg) is sounding off against a plan allowing utilities to charge Florida ratepayers hundreds of millions for out-of...
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Scientists To Obama: Stop Atlantic Oil Exploration
Marine scientists from across the globe are joining a growing number of Floridians opposed to oil and gas exploration off the Atlantic coast.In a letter...
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StoryCorps Tampa Bay: Homeschooled Philanthropist-in-the-Making
In this installment of StoryCorps Tampa Bay, a mother and son discuss his homeschooling experience. Denise Ford had 10 children, some of which were…
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House Turns To Amendment 1 Lands Debate
With the ink barely dry on its water policy legislation, the Florida House is already mapping out a new plan for land conservation. Republican leaders...
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Disability Groups Fear Proposal Could Privatize Vocational Rehab
Florida House and Senate Leaders have boasted about an ambitious agenda to improve the experiences of persons with disabilities. But some disability...
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Lawmakers Delve Into Mental Health-Substance Abuse Issues In Child Welfare System
Florida lawmakers are looking into reforms related to mental health and substance abuse issues and how it relates to the state’s child welfare system.
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Selma Gathering Re-Enacts March Across 'Bloody Sunday' Bridge
Tens of thousands marched across the Edmund Pettus bridge in the Alabama town, where 50 years ago state troopers attacked peaceful demonstrators calling for voting equality.
Report Claims Florida Officials Ban Use of 'Climate Change' in Govt. Reports
While some scientists say Florida is the state at the greatest risk of the effects of global warming, the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting says…
Florida Girl, 4, Dies From Meningitis
The family of a 4-year-old Bradenton girl diagnosed with meningitis last month says the child has died. Belinda Dangerfield says the family decided to...
Five Questions About Florida's Testing Problems
Last week, dozens of Florida school districts had to postpone state testing because of problems with the new Florida Standards Assessments. Students...
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FPL To Buy, Close Coal-Fired Plant
Pointing to what it says will be long-term savings for customers, Florida Power & Light said Friday it is seeking to buy a coal-fired power plant in…
Hospital CEO: Medicaid Expansion Not Lost Cause
Florida tops the nation with the number of residents getting subsidies to buy health insurance through the federal health insurance exchange. One reason...
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Senate Higher Ed Panel Backs Guns on Campus
With lawmakers split along party lines, a Senate education committee Monday approved a controversial bill that would allow people with concealed-weapons…
Gov. Scott Unlikely to Get Full School Funding
House budget writers unveiled an education spending plan Monday that would provide public schools with almost $47 less per student than Gov. Rick Scott…
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