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  • Number of sex offenders living in Florida drops

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    A new independent study of the size of the Sex Offenders registry in Florida shows that the number of offenders actually living in our communities is far bel...

  • Session 2012: Legislature takes on human trafficking

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    Florida is one of the busiest states for human trafficking, according to the FSU Center for the Advancement of Human Rights. Investigators say many of the v...

  • Inventors descend upon West Palm Beach

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    Inventors from all over the state and country are gathering in West Palm Beach this Saturday to show off their work at the Free Invention Expo. The event i...

  • Session 2012: The Governor gets flash-mobbed

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    A group of protesters briefly took over the hallway outside Governor Rick Scott's office today/Wednesday. They're part of a campaign called "Rick Makes Me Si...

  • Water Management fights back, with fish

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    On Wednesday the South Florida Water Management District continued its maintenance of the waterways by releasing thousands of fish into a canal in Homestead....

  • 631 pm News, Thursday, February 9th, 2012

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  • Inside the Port of Miami Tunnel Project

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    The deep dredge may have been delayed, but the tunnel project that will link MacArthur Causeway to the Port of Miami is right on track. Project officials...

  • UM Geologist: Hurricanes may trigger earthquakes

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    New research into the 2010 Haiti earthquake has led to a potentially amazing finding: major hurricanes may be able to trigger earthquakes. WLRN-Miami Herald ...

  • Who will oppose Hugo Chavez in Venezuela?

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    Don't look now, but while the U.S. is consumed by primary elections of its own, Venezuela has begun the process of picking a candidate to oppose Hugo Chavez ...

  • Ileana Ros-Lehtinen talks Republican primaries

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    Foreign policy has taken a back seat in the GOP presidential primary season as problems at home weigh heavily on voters' and, subsequently, candidates' minds...

  • 915 am News, Wednesday, February 8th, 2012

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  • 6:31 PM Newscast, Tuesday, February 7, 2012

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  • From Haiti: Post-quake odyssey in verse and multimedia

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    The devastating earthquake in Haiti in 2010 demolished its health care system along with nearly everything else. But underneath the ruins are voices from Hai...

  • Florida feeling impact of Alabama immigration law

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    Despite a prominent mention in President Obama's State of the Union address, comprehensive immigration reform remains far down the list of legislative priori...

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