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City commissioners will vote Monday on an agreement with Total Wrecking & Environmental, LLC to level Lakeland Electrics plants starting in May.

Polk commissioners gave permission for the county to “seek legal remedies” for violations if the denial of the permit renewal becomes final.

The program is designed to prepare nurses to enhance their professional practice in a variety of settings.

Richard Thompson, managing partner of investment company Factory, LLC., will speak Thursday at Florida Southern College in the CEO100 Lecture Series.

The grant will aid research that seeks to change the landscape of self-powered electronic devices operating on very minimal harvested energy.

Marshall Goodman, 64, recently promised government officials that he can “spark a revitalization” of private enterprise in rural Central Florida. In order to do that, he told officials that he needs taxpayers to finance his $40 million plan to build and operate five 20,000 square-foot business incubators — where fledgling companies can pay a fee for office space and management training — in small towns in Polk County. It's similar to a claim he made in Collier County a few years ago...

Florida Polytechnic University ready to restart vibrant campus life ORLANDO, Fla. – On Tuesday, the Florida Board of Governors approved Florida Polytechnic University’s plan for resuming its on-campus operations in the fall. The Blueprint for Returning to Campus details the steps the University is taking to provide a healthy environment for students,…

Tallahassee-  Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Secretary Jim Boxold today announced a long-term partnership between FDOT and Florida Polytechnic University to construct the new, state-of-the-art transportation technology testing facility, SunTrax. The creation of this facility will establish Florida as a transportation technology leader and create a high-tech hub for the…

Florida Poly hosting safe, individual campus visits for prospective students LAKELAND, Fla. – Students considering Florida Polytechnic University for their educational home this fall are now able to schedule an in-person visit to see its iconic campus up close in a safe way. Beginning on Monday, May 4, the Admissions Department will…

'This is a wonderful start to what I know will become a strong annual tradition of giving.'