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Florida Polytech Starts Summer Camp For Disadvantaged Youth by James Coulter Motors buzz, fingers tap on keyboards, and high school students chatter as they built and programmed their own robots during a summer science camp workshop at Florida Polytechnic University. The robots constructed were BOE-bots, or "Board of Education Robots",…

Florida Polytechnic responded to an order from Florida’s Office of Policy and Budget asking for information about services for gender dysphoria.

Brian Keith to heighten excellence in scholarship, research, and academia at historic Booth Library Charleston...

Polk State College will commemorate Women’s History Month with a panel discussion Wednesday at noon in the Winter Haven Campus Fine Arts Theatre.

GAINESVILLE, Fla.—College students left their classes on Feb. 23 to oppose Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's actions against left-wing ...

The survey will gauge interest in extending the SunRail line into Polk County and determine how residents would use the service.

Lakeland City Attorney Palmer Davis has been instructed to draft a new city law aimed at limiting food sharing with the homeless in Munn Park.

The Lakeland Police Department is investigating reports of a Neo-Nazi group distributing anti-Semitic material near Lake Hollingworth Friday.

John Attaway Jr. will resign as president and CEO of GiveWell, based in Lakeland, effective March 1, and Callie Neslund will succeed him.

Several ideas for active uses in the park, from a dog park to a parkour course or other games, received lukewarm reaction from a survey of residents.