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Federal judges said the letters left families unable to tell whose coverage was ending, or why, and that the state must spell it out before cutting anyone off.
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A federal judge Thursday denied a request from the Council on American-Islamic Relations and its Florida chapter not to be labeled a “domestic terrorist” organization under a new state law.
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Through new partnerships with the Tampa Hillsborough Expressway Authority (THEA) and Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX), customers can now pay unpaid tolls through the Tax Collector’s Office as part of their motor vehicle transaction.
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A long-running battle over downtown Sarasota’s skyline is likely headed to circuit court after city commissioners this week narrowly rejected for the third time a proposed high-rise that would become the city’s tallest building.
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Despite months of warnings from local government officials that a proposed property tax cut could force deep cuts to public services, Florida voters passed Amendment 3 on Tuesday, forcing leaders across the Suncoast to make tough decisions in the coming years.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis told reporters Wednesday he’ll convene a special legislative session in the next two months to install the large property tax cut approved by voters Tuesday evening.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers not to buy or serve Once Upon A Farm Tractor Wheels, Organic Toddler Soft Baked-Bars, all flavors, quantities, and varieties, including all lot codes and expiration dates, due to a choking hazard.
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Prediction markets are a new phenomenon. They’ve gained a mainstream following, with CNN, the Wall Street Journal and Fox News among the networks who are partnering with prediction market companies.
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Travelling installation has more than 3.5 million pages of documents regarding the Epstein case.
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The Lee County Clerk and Comptroller's office is putting on its 7th "The Big Shred" event. Residents can bring documents that contain sensitive information, like a home address or social security number, to be professionally shredded and disposed of.
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