Pulse Nightclub To Host Memorial For Shooting Victims
The Pulse nightclub is opening its gates to host a memorial marking six months since the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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The Pulse nightclub is opening its gates to host a memorial marking six months since the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Wildlife data in Florida shows that a record number of manatees died in 2016 after being hit by boats, even as the overall number of the beloved marine mammals increased.
A high school football coach in Tallahassee is charged with sexual assault after investigators say he had a months-long sexual relationship with a student.
Police are still asking questions but the investigation has already led to an unpleasant finding.
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Damage estimates in Florida from early October's Hurricane Matthew have grown to $729 million.
Two Miami-Dade County Republicans this week filed bills that would repeal a decades-old law that requires liquor stores to be stand-alone facilities.
