A team of researchers from the University of South Florida will provide an update on Tuesday regarding the status of the ongoing research at the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys.
The media availability will be held in the galleria at USF's Research Park.
According to a press release, USF forensic anthropologist ErinKimmerle will provide updates on several topics including: excavations to date, the search for additional families for DNA testing, upcoming fieldwork and the next steps in the research.
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Rep. Katie Edwards said Monday she will continue working to get a bill through the Legislature that would legalize limited-potency medical cannabis in Florida -- in spite of the more sweeping state Supreme Court ruling earlier in the day that allowed a medical marijuana constitutional amendment on the November ballot.
Does John Kerry understand the world he inherited? Is he in denial?
Consider. At Davos, Switzerland, Kerry called it a "myth" that America is withdrawing, and "the most bewildering version of this disengagement myth is about a supposed U.S. retreat from the Middle East."
Is he serious? How else does Kerry describe Obama's pullout of all U.S. troops from Iraq, and from Afghanistan by year's end?
With the 50th anniversary of President Lyndon Baines Johnsons declared War on Poverty, much is being written about perspectives on levels of success, value of the effort, and only a little about the length and cost of a war that has been declared, yet never correctly embraced.
On Monday, Gov. Rick Scott unveiled a proposal for a 15-day sales tax holiday for hurricane supplies starting on June 1. Batteries, flashlights, first aid kids and other supplies would be covered under Scotts proposal.
This 15-day sales tax holiday will help Florida families prepare for hurricane season and let them keep more than $20 million, Scott said. This tax holiday will allow families to better protect and safeguard their homes during a storm.
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