UF researchers discover mouse that regenerates tissue – UF researchers may be one step closer to advancements in regeneration. Study results have shown that African spiny mice are able to recover scar free from massive hair and skin loss. There are plans to investigate other mammals that may have these capabilities. The Gainesville Sun
Florida auto insurers say PIP changes likely to mitigate premium increases, for now – Florida’s new no-fault auto insurance law was supposed to save drivers money by not raising insurance premiums. Car insurers had a Monday deadline for either reducing personal injury protection premiums or explaining why they were not able to. Many companies throughout the state filed papers with the states for permission to raise these PIP rates. These premiums constitute about 20 percent of a driver’s car insurance bill. Bradenton Herald
‘Caylee’s law’ goes into effect in Florida – Two new Florida laws aimed at protecting children have gone into effect. Legislation stemming from a sexual abuse cover-up at Penn State University and the death of 2-year-old Caylee Anthony in Orlando are among about 30 new Florida statutes effective Monday. WKMG Orlando
Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s to hire 3,600 local workers for holiday season – Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s plan to hire almost 4,000 seasonal workers for the holiday season. Jobs will be available in various areas, including customer service and telephone call centers. South Florida Sun-Sentinel
American Airlines’ Latest Woes: Loose Seats Spark Service Issues, Emergency Landing | NewsFeed – American Airlines has grounded all Boeing 757s for inspection after issues on three separate flights. Seats on these three flights came loose while in the air. The airline filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in November 2011. TIME
Pennsylvania voter ID law enforcement halted by judge – A Pennsylvania judge has ordered state officials to not enforce the state’s tough new voter identification law for the upcoming November election. Democrats have claimed that this law was an attempt to discourage the poor and other groups from voting. The Washington Post
