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Good riddance: Governor DeSantis approves bill targeting vapes marketed towards children

If you use nicotine vapes, the product options available to you in Florida may soon be reduced.

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As Heat Becomes a National Threat, Who Will Be Protected?

As Heat Becomes a National Threat, Who Will Be Protected?
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Florida Board of Governors discuss awards, new appointments at two-day in-person meeting

The Florida Board of Governors met on Tuesday and Wednesday at the University of Florida. Most committee meetings took place on Tuesday, with the full board meeting being held Wednesday morning.

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As heat becomes a national threat, who will be protected?

Extreme heat affects everyone. But in Florida, the hottest state in the country, only one group is legally protected.

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Q&A with State Senator Perry on Middle School Music Education Pilot Program

With the Florida legislation still in session, a bi-partisan bill is likely to pass aimed at using music to help teach math in some middle school classrooms. Co-sponsored by State Senator Keith Perry, the bill was unanimously approved by the appropriations committee on January 17 and is expected to go into effect July 1, 2024.

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