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GAINESVILLE – Florida failed for nearly three months to pay tens of thousands of health-care claims for the states sickest and neediest children due to software glitches blamed on the

'You're hurting these very vulnerable families.'

A software glitch is to blame as payment problems resulted in families not being able to pay for nursing care and other home health services for nearly three months.

Florida failed for nearly three months to pay tens of thousands of health-care claims for the state's sickest and neediest children due to software glitches blamed on the corporate merger of its two largest payment vendors, officials and executives said.

The state failed for nearly three months to pay tens of thousands of health-care claims for the state's sickest and neediest children due to software glitches blamed on the corporate merger of its two largest payment vendors, officials and executives said.

Florida failed for nearly three months to pay tens of thousands of health-care claims for the state's sickest children due to payment vendor software glitches.

A software glitch is to blame as payment problems resulted in families not being able to pay for nursing care and other home health services for nearly three months.

The Osceola School District is holding a Special Election on Feb.15th, 2022. There are two seats open and five candidates running. The candidates are listed in alphabetical order: Jan Carlson,

Morrissey got some revenge on Moose by punishing him in his hotel room.

Senator Rob Hogg introduced a bill (SF2054) that would require the Department of Natural Resources to develop a plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 50 to 52% by 2030. An identical bill (HF2190) was introduced by Representatives Staed, Hunter, Mascher, Isenhart, Donahue, Steckman, B. Meyer, and Wilburn