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Florida Democratic leader won’t seek re-election after party’s widespread losses in 2020
Terrie Rizzo won’t seek another term as chairwoman of the Florida Democratic Party, she announced Thursday in a letter sent to party leaders.
Secrecy and spin: How Florida’s governor misled the public on the COVID-19 pandemic
The DeSantis administration tried to control public information on the coronavirus pandemic by sidelining Florida health experts, spreading misinformation, withholding data, and casting doubt on the risks, a Sun Sentinel investigation has found.

Florida Democratic leader won’t seek re-election after party’s widespread losses in 2020
Terrie Rizzo won’t seek another term as chairwoman of the Florida Democratic Party, she announced Thursday in a letter sent to party leaders.
Secrecy and spin: How Florida’s governor misled the public on the COVID-19 pandemic
The DeSantis administration tried to control public information on the coronavirus pandemic by sidelining Florida health experts, spreading misinformation, withholding data, and casting doubt on the risks, a Sun Sentinel investigation has found.

Lawrence Taylor’s Fore Life, Inc. teams up with toy drives
It’s all about teamwork for Pro Football Hall of Famer Lawrence Taylor - especially when it comes to helping the children in his Fore Life, Inc. charity.
Girl Scout puts art lessons into hands of Boys & Girls Club members
American Heritage student Angelica Arias initially created the Heart to Art program, which brings art history and hands-on art lessons to kids who don’t have access to either, to earn the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest Girl Scout achievement.

Florida Democratic leader won’t seek re-election after party’s widespread losses in 2020
Terrie Rizzo won’t seek another term as chairwoman of the Florida Democratic Party, she announced Thursday in a letter sent to party leaders.
Secrecy and spin: How Florida’s governor misled the public on the COVID-19 pandemic
The DeSantis administration tried to control public information on the coronavirus pandemic by sidelining Florida health experts, spreading misinformation, withholding data, and casting doubt on the risks, a Sun Sentinel investigation has found.
Florida reports almost 11,000 new COVID-19 cases, most since late July
COVID-19 cases are exploding again in Florida, with 10,870 new infections reported by health officials Thursday, the most cases on a single day since the state reported 12,199 on July 25.