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Charter schools are not bound by the same regulations as traditional public schools.

Since 1989, 91 people in Florida have been exonerated or released from incarceration as a result of post-conviction DNA testing.

Whether the bill will pass into law this year is in question after the Senate bill (SB 1672) was temporarily postponed in committee.

But the Senate Version by Tampa Republican Jay Collins is effectively dead for the session.

The change could come at a time when Florida teens are contracting chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis at the highest rates since 2008.

The state law, in part, makes it a second-degree misdemeanor to sell or manufacture cultivated meat.

The House passed a bill Wednesday requiring all employers to use an online system to verify that their new hires can legally work in the country.