Scott’s plan raises hopes for health law changes – After years of saying “no,” Scott released a state budget proposal that has left many advocates hearing, if not a resounding “yes,” at least a “maybe” from the state’s chief executive. Proponents of the Affordable Care Act say Scott’s approach is giving them renewed hope that Florida will fully embrace the plan while also going ahead and expanding Medicaid coverage in a state that is home to one of the nation’s largest uninsured populations. The Palm Beach Post

Verdict issued on skeleton found under parking lot: It’s King Richard III – DNA analysis supports the claim that a skeleton dug up from beneath a parking lot in the English city of Leicester represents the mortal remains of King Richard III, British experts declared on Monday. “It’s the academic conclusion of the University of Leicester that beyond reasonable doubt the individual exhumed at Greyfriars in September 2012 is indeed Richard III, the last Plantagenet king of England,” Richard Buckley, the project’s lead archaeologist, said during a news briefing in Leicester. NBCNews.com

Ex-Navy sniper, another military vet killed at Texas gun range – A former Navy SEAL known for claiming a record number of sniper killings in Iraq was one of two men shot dead at a Texas gun range, allegedly at the hands of a fellow military veteran, officials say. Chris Kyle, the author of the best-selling “American Sniper,” and Chad Littlefield, also a veteran, were gunned down Saturday afternoon on the grounds of the expansive Rough Creek Lodge and Resort in Glen Rose, Texas, southwest of Fort Worth, law enforcement officials said. CNN

Super Bowl Blackout Video: Breaker Cut Power To Superdome During Ravens-49ers Game – The Ravens had been cruising along with a 28-6 lead in the game when, without warning, the power to the Superdome suddenly shut down early in the third quarter, plunging parts of the 38-year-old stadium into darkness and leaving TV viewers with no football and no explanation why. The Huffington Post