Florida election supervisors affected by Hurricane Milton want new voting changes
Supervisors of elections beset by damaged roads, communication networks, and public buildings post-Hurricane Milton are calling on Gov. Ron DeSantis to sign a new executive order allowing them to ease voting procedures for the General Election next month.
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Opinion: Columnist Frank Cerabino writes about DeSantis passing a law in Florida banning lab-created meat as a new way to ...
Amid major disasters, shelter animals are often sent to other states. And people are more likely to foster and adopt. Here’s ...
Gas stations across Florida were resuming operations on Monday, easing fuel shortages as the state recovered from ...
Many of Florida’s residents ages 65 and older live in retirement communities with manufactured homes, which are easily ...
In 2022 the Dawsons moved to Florida, but after 3 major hurricanes, they are planning to move back to Ohio. CAPE CORAL, Fla. ...
Former Long Islanders living in Florida assessed damage from back-to-back hurricanes and hoped for a smooth recovery.
On a dark night, a fierce storm gave Florida a sharp blow to the head. Less than two weeks later, another tore through its ...
In every previous instance where the U.S. Geological Survey lists an "earthquake" off Florida's Atlantic coast, dating back ...
With two major hurricanes in as many weeks, some Florida residents say they've had enough of dealing with hurricanes and ...
Three families in a Tampa, Florida neighborhood pooled resources to help each other and their neighbors evacuate, recover and ...
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