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Authorities reported there was no threat to the USF Tampa campus, with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office referring to it as a "swatting call" — the latest in a series of fake school shootings reported nationwide.
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A prayer vigil set for Aug. 31 outside immigrant detention camp in the Everglades
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A new Florida partnership aims to create safer interactions between law enforcement and people with autism through the distribution of identification cards. -
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