by Caden DeLisa | Sep 19, 2024
The Florida Department of Health issued a directive reminding healthcare providers they are legally required to provide immediate, life-saving care to pregnant patients in life-threatening situations, warning that failure to do so could result in malpractice or...
by Caden DeLisa | Sep 19, 2024
Lee Health is nearing the final stage of its transition from a government entity to a nonprofit organization after the Lee County Board of County Commissioners and Lee Health Board of Directors approved a Mission Agreement. Lee Health is approaching the final stage...
by News Service of Florida | Sep 19, 2024
The state university system’s Board of Governors on Wednesday approved the appointments of interim presidents at the University of Florida and Florida A&M University. Kent Fuchs, who spent about eight years as the University of Florida’s president, has been...
by Caden DeLisa | Sep 19, 2024
Hurricane Debby caused an estimated $93.7 million to $263.2 million in agricultural losses across Florida, with the damage primarily from heavy rainfall and flooding, affecting crops, livestock, and infrastructure, according to a preliminary report from UF/IFAS....
by News Service of Florida | Sep 19, 2024
TALLAHASSEE — As the state looks at expanding the use of nuclear energy, Florida Power & Light has received federal approval to continue operating its Turkey Point nuclear plant in Miami-Dade County into the 2050s. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission this week...
by Caden DeLisa | Sep 18, 2024
The Florida State University System Board of Governors approved a regulation giving its chair authority to approve university presidential finalists before they are presented to trustees, despite concerns about undermining the integrity of search committees. The...
