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Florida lawmakers will meet beginning Monday for the annual regular legislative session. They’re required to pass a state budget, which Gov. Ron DeSantis released his recommendations for in December.
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A national shortage of Adderall is affecting more than just ADHD patients. Those with narcolepsy, a much rarer condition, are often treated with the medication. Without it, they're often unable to drive or function as usual.
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Marketing efforts include playing at least one home game a year with an alternate uniform that would sport the St. Petersburg name, and letting the city have input in naming the ballpark.
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The 2021 collapse killed nearly 100 people. Regulations passed since then have raised costs for those living in older buildings. Developers want homeowners to sell so they can put up luxury condos.
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The Florida Chamber of Commerce estimates that child care issues are resulting in a $5.38 billion annual loss to the state economy.
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Eleven restaurants are contributing their oyster shells to the Tampa Bay Watch "Shells for Shorelines" project.
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When the session starts Jan. 9, legislators will take up several measures, including property insurance and the “deregulation” of public schools.
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Generation Z, with members aged 11 to 26 years old, is the most recent generation to enter the workforce. Experts say their financial futures are uncertain.
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On Jan. 9, a South Florida Democratic state representative will present two bills, calling for tenant and homeowner protections to the state's Republican-dominated House.
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From spring-training baseball to niche sports, facility investments pay off in Sarasota-Manatee, officials say.
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As inflation eases and the COVID-19 pandemic fades further into the background, GasBuddy expects pump prices nationally to drop.
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The proposals aim to add homeowner protections with the goal of reining in overzealous organizations
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It would allow teens ages 16 and 17 to work at heights over 6 feet if they earn a safety certificate and are supervised. Holly Bullard, with the Florida Policy Institute, calls it a "poison bill."
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They include stricter rules involving investments in Iran, and an end to a credit for frequent toll-road users.