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38-year-old Aimee Sachs was unable to move or speak in the end, but she could blink. And her wishes led to three people receiving her organs.

Autumn McNeely, 30, of Crawley, W.Va., was arrested on Wednesday, June 14, and charged with first-degree murder after an extensive investigation relating to the death of Clarence “Bud” Sheppard, 72,

A new study, the first of its kind in more than a decade, found that transportation has edged power companies as the biggest contributor to greenhouse gases in the state. But the two industries combined account for 82.5% of all greenhouse gases emitted in the state. A few major reforms can offer serious reductions.

Vanessa Rowse says there will be more events to attract conservatives as well as liberals to the community discussions of important public policy matters.

Remarkably, Florida Power & Light plans to transition away from natural gas, which generates more than 70% of its power, and largely replace it with solar energy. It’s an extraordinary and welcomed commitment from a well-run company that generally does what it says it will do.

The latest climate reports are alarming, especially for low-lying Florida. So what’s the plan?

DeSantis won the praise of solar advocates and environmentalists when he vetoed a bill written by utility-company lobbyists that would have likely killed rooftop solar in Florida. But in Tallahassee, these things have a way of returning year after year until powerful interests get their way, and DeSantis' veto message addressed a portion of the bill that could easily be removed next year.

The governor helped Floridians who are currently considering solar panels.

Alex Workman is a photographer and filmmaker. He’s a self-described extrovert who struggled with the travails of quarantining during the pandemic. Workman decided to use his photography to reach out to and connect his community.

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