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Florida House Moves to Limit Transgender Students in Sports
The Florida House has advanced a measure that would require some student athletes to undergo testosterone or genetic testing and require examinations of their genitalia to determine their sex
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Florida House Looks to Fast-track Senior Care Lawsuit Protections
The Speaker of the Florida House indicated the lower chamber will take the faster route on a measure giving senior care facilities more protection from lawsuits. It could undercut more than 100 lawsuits already filed in South Florida against facilities for negligence or malpractice. So far, votes to move the bill out of committees and out of the Senate have…
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Florida House Looks to Fast-Track Senior Care Lawsuit Protections
The Speaker of the Florida House indicated the lower chamber will take the faster route on a measure giving senior care facilities more protection from lawsuits. NBC 6’s Phil Prazan reports
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Florida House Will Take Up Abortion Bill
Florida now requires doctors to notify parents when a minor seeks an abortion, but the state doesn’t require parental consent. If the bill becomes law, parents and guardians would have to sign a notarized letter before an abortion could be performed on a minor.
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Former FSU, American Bar Association President Sandy D'Alemberte Dies at 85
Sandy D’Alemberte, who spent six years in the Florida House from Miami-Dade County, was returning to his Tallahassee home before collapsing at a rest area and was pronounced dead shortly after.
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Florida Plastic Surgery Bill Heads to Governor's Office
Lawmakers passed a new plastic surgery bill Wednesday afternoon that some doctors say can help save lives. The law comes after a series of deaths and more than 40 NBC 6 investigations
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Bill Making Texting When Driving a Main Offense Heading to Florida Governor
Texting while driving in Florida would become a primary traffic offense punishable by fines under legislation given final passage by the Florida House.
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Florida House Passes GOP Immigration ‘Sanctuary City' Ban Bill
The Florida House passed a high-profile Republican bill Wednesday requiring local law enforcement agencies to cooperate with federal immigration authorities and banning so-called “sanctuary city” policies that shield immigrants who are arrested.
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Florida Bill Making Texting While Driving Main Offense Passes House
Texting while driving in Florida would become a primary traffic offense punishable by fines under legislation passed by the Florida House.
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Florida House Debates Bill Banning ‘Sanctuary City' Policies
The Florida House opened debate Tuesday on a hotly contested Republican bill requiring local law enforcement agencies to cooperate with federal immigration authorities and banning so-called “sanctuary city” policies aimed at shielding immigrants who are arrested.
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Florida House OKs Bill Requiring Parental Abortion Consent
Legislation that would require consent from a parent or guardian before a girl under 18 could obtain an abortion passed the Florida House on Wednesday night after a lengthy debate and amid questions about its constitutionality.
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Bill Requiring School Elective Bible Course OK'd in Florida House
Legislation to require all Florida public high schools to offer elective courses on the study of the Bible has been approved by a state House committee.
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State Reps. Propose Bills That Would Tax, Legalize Marijuana Use
Both bills face an uphill climb as leaders of both Republican led chambers of the legislature have opposed making recreational use legal.
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6 Things to Know – Your Top Stories For Friday, February 22
It’s Friday, February 22nd – and NBC 6 has the top six stories you need to know for your day.
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Florida Gets Closer to Repealing Smokable Medical Pot Ban
The House Appropriations Committee approved a bill on a 28-1 vote Thursday, making it ready for a full House vote once the legislative session begins March 5.
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South Florida Legislator Accuses Fellow Lawmaker of Bullying
A South Florida lawmaker is accusing a fellow Democratic legislator of bullying her at a meeting of party leaders, but the other lawmaker says the exchange is being mischaracterized.