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Legislature approves bill to prevent development at Florida state parks
A day after the Senate unanimously approved a proposal to prevent development in state parks, the House followed with a similar unanimous vote on Thursday, sending the bill to the governor in a big win for environmentalists and all those who enjoy recreating in any of the 175 state parks in Florida.
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Clemson HC Erik Bakich on the Tigers tough 6-5 loss to ACC opponent Florida StateThe Tigers had leads in both the ninth and tenth, but FSU answered each time — including a game-tying homer off closer Lucas ...
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Decoupling bill dies in Florida State LegislatureA decoupling bill that some opponents say would hurt Marion County’s horse industry died in the State Legislature.
Despite the shock from gun violence earlier this month, FSU's largest graduating class perseveres and finds strength in unity during graduation ceremonies.
One operation involved about 80 state troopers from the Florida Highway Patrol and targeted people in Jacksonville, Orlando ...
As to Florida's award-winning 175 state parks system, the "ball," as it were, is now in Gov. Ron DeSantis’ hands – be it golf ...
FSU held its first commencement following the April 17th shooting. Ceremonies featured extra security personnel and a moment ...
The Florida Senate amended and then unanimously passed a bill Wednesday to prohibit building golf courses, hotels and other ...
Florida is poised to become the second state to ban fluoride in public drinking water, over the concerns of dentists and ...
Michella Chester previews the highly anticipated college baseball top-5 matchup between Clemson and Florida State, May 2-4.
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Former Oklahoma RB predicted to transfer to Florida StateFormer Oklahoma Sooners running back Gavin Sawchuk entered the NCAA spring transfer portal window ahead of the April 25th ...
Clemson faces rival Florida State in Week 12 of the 2025 college baseball season. Here's how to watch the Tigers and ...
State Reps. Patt Maney and Shane Abbott have been selected to a newly formed Select Committee on Property Taxes.
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