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Habitat loss, pesticides and disease have made those encounters increasingly rare. Local entomologists and residents are taking action to help bring them back to our gardens.
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A 2-1 ruling from the three-judge panel on the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found Florida’s assertion it could control the speech of its employees.
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State law requires the Florida Department of Education to move the needle when at least 75% of schools in a grade-level category earn A or B grades.
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At a State Immigration Enforcement Council meeting Tuesday, Florida’s top cops said some are barely cooperating or not engaging at all in President Donald Trump’s agenda.
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Teen drivers are more likely to be involved in car crashes because they have more free time in the summer.
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University of Florida scientists are warn two of the world's most destructive species are now crossbreeding.
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Vibrio vulnificus is a naturally occurring bacteria in brackish water. According to the Florida Department of Health, many get it by eating raw or undercooked shellfish.
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Kadis has been walking for four straight months through three coastal states.
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Early next year, Google will link a small city in Northeast Florida to Europe in a multibillion-dollar effort to meet growing demand for its cloud and artificial intelligence services.
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Florida is moving to once again license naturopathic doctors, a move critics warn will permit the use of unproven and potentially dangerous treatments, but supporters say could help alleviate the state’s worsening doctor shortage and give patients a choice about their care.