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Idalia pounding North Carolina. Tropical Storm Jose forms southeast of Hurricane Franklin
Tropical storm Jose developed in the central Atlantic, the 11th storm of the 2023 hurricane season. More
1 dead, 18 injured after collision between car, Greyhound bus in Maryland, police say
A Greyhound bus collided with a Buick Enclave travelling in the wrong lane around 3:24 a.m. Police said the Buick driver died at the scene. More
West Point time capsule mystery takes a twist: There was something in there after all
Mixed in with dirt found inside the lead box, U.S. Military officials found some coins dating from 1795 to 1828 and an 1826 medal. More
Florida Lotto ticket worth $3.75 million. Powerball jackpot climbs again
A winning Florida Lotto ticket was sold in Okeechobee. It's worth $3.75 million. More
Tallahassee Film Festival marks 15th year with focus on Florida, ecology
With more than 70 features and shorts – and as many filmmakers to talk about them – the festival's 15th anniversary edition unspools this weekend. More

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Opioid settlement money would target recovery-based care under Palm Beach County plan
A plan presented to commissioners this month details how Palm Beach County will spend nearly $150 million in opioid settlement money through 2042.
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'Rape' not defined in Florida law. How will doctors know if they can perform an abortion?
Legal experts say Florida's Heartbeat Protection Act isn't clear, especially the 15-week exception for people who are victims of rape.
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Experts: Marijuana legalization in Tennessee 'just a matter of time' after federal change
"If it's going to do anything, it would just give a little bit of political momentum to advocates of legalization," said Robert Mikos, a Vanderbilt University law professor and an expert on drug laws.
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One easy change in your routine can cut heart disease risk by 39%
indicate that even short bursts of activity such as stair climbing could cut the risk of premature death. Dr Sophie Paddock, of the University of East Anglia and Norfolk and Norwich University ...
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