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The two class-action lawsuits challenge different aspects of the project, which is expected to take more than three years to complete along South Howard Avenue.
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- La Junta Escolar de Hillsborough sugiere a los votantes rechazar la conversión del cargo de superintendente a una posición por elección popular
- 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
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WUSF illustration/Florida Department of State, FDHSMVThe 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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An investigation at Cornell University is raising questions about how colleges handle such cases and what happens when the information gets to law enforcement and prosecutors. -
Tampa and St. Petersburg will once again be linked by ferry by the end of the year. Tara Hubbard, with Hubbard's Marina, explains what this will mean for residents across the region. -
Hillsborough County residents whose homes were damaged by Hurricanes Helene or Milton can get help applying for recovery assistance at two pop-up service centers this month. -
The city canvassed urged residents to dump out any standing water, which is how the Aedes aegypti mosquitoes responsible for the virus breed. Most of the breeding spots are abandoned tires.
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