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In Tallahassee, lawmakers are considering legislation that utilities say is aimed at equalizing energy costs for solar and non-solar customers.Clean energy advocates say the legislation would diminish financial incentives for rooftop solar. WMFE environmental reporter Amy Green talked with Ben Millar of the Florida Solar Energy Industries Association.
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This loss of revenue could force some smaller papers to close.
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One Indialantic couple wants to see the Florida legislature pass a cancer law for firefighters this session. It would offer them disability and some death benefits.
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Gov. Rick Scott signed a controversial education bill in Orlando Thursday afternoon which puts more money into charter schools, among other sweeping changes.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — The Florida House is signing off on an ambitious $200 million plan to shift students from chronically failing schools to charter schools run by private organizations.
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After a passionate debate, a state House panel on Tuesday passed a wide-ranging bill that would place more regulations on abortion clinics.
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The Daytona International Speedway has locked in the last seat in its renovation ushering in a new era for the iconic motor racing venue. What does that mean for the speedway and Daytona Beach.Meanwhile, a homeless encampment in Daytona with about 100 residents gets a couple of toilets.
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A group of gun victims’ advocates wants to prevent gun users from celebrating July 4th by firing shots in the air. As 90.7’s Renata Sago reports, celebratory gun fire is more common on the 4th of July than any other holiday.
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The Florida House packed up early, saying they couldn’t work through a stalemate with the Senate over health care funding. A special session is likely as the two chambers were unable to pass a budget during the regular 60-day session. But the collapse of the regular session took down some big bills like water preservation and left other legislation like Medicaid expansion in limbo.
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Protests heated up outside the Statehouse in Tallahassee today (Friday) over allegations that state employees can’t use the terms “climate change” and “global warming.”90.7’s Renata Sago has more.