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Isaias strengthened into a Category 2 hurricane on Thursday and is expected to make landfall near the Alabama-Florida line by Saturday morning.
- Escuelas de Manatee ya pueden transmitir video en vivo dentro de sus planteles a los cuerpos de emergencia
- La aprobación de la Enmienda 3 costaría $12 mil millones al año a los gobiernos locales, indica grupo de política fiscal
- Un panel de defensores de derechos aborda las dificultades que enfrentan los haitianos tras la revocación del TPS
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WUSF illustration/Florida Department of State, Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor VehiclesThe licenses now feature an orange, a manatee and a phrase that’s drawing some criticism: “Let Us Alone,” from the 1845 Florida flag. Why are those words getting pushback? -
Facebook/Metropolitan MinistriesThere are changes to eligibility which could make it more challenging for SNAP recipients. In turn, local food banks are feeling the pressure of increased demand.
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During a press conference Thursday, Governor Ron DeSantis said evacuations have already begun in low-lying areas close to the coast. -
Health officials have cautioned the mosquito-borne illness doesn't respect county boundaries. In a region connected by daily commuting, infected people can spread it beyond the original hotspots. -
Dewane led the diocese of about 260,000 Catholics for nearly 20 years before his retirement and was serving as bishop emeritus until his death Wednesday at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. -
The annual health checkup brings Lakeland’s swans together for exams and vaccinations — and marks the final roundup for longtime parks director Bob Donahay.
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ME Image/stock.adobe.comFEMA has provided a $1.5 million grant to a team at FSU and University of Arizona, which will study links between the proper fit of protective wear and occupational cancer for women firefighters. -
Gaston De Cardenas/MIAMI HERALDMosquito control experts say this year's unusual weather conditions — extreme drought along the Gulf Coast followed by heavy rain in August — played a part in an explosion of mosquitoes and the current outbreak of locally acquired dengue.
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