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(Bloomberg) -- For Filicia Porter, the insurance bills were the final straw. They’d been climbing steeply for her assisted-living business as Florida was battered with ever more-powerful storms, and eventually, the numbers stopped adding up.

For Filicia Porter, the insurance bills were the final straw. They'd been climbing steeply for her assisted-living business as Florida was battered with

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Hundreds of nursing homes in Florida have been forced to shut their doors for good due to the surging cost of commercial property insurance.

According to police, the suspect was considered armed and dangerous. This is why a high risk warrant was issued. 

(The Center Square) – Legalizing recreational marijuana in Pennsylvania has held legislative attention in recent years, but some problems still pester users in the medical marijuana program.

County law enforcement remain tight-lipped about an officer involved shooting that occurred in Freehold Township last Friday. “This is an active PSP (Pennsy

A state senator from Erie wants to change state law to allow medical marijuana users to own firearms in Pennsylvania. Sen. Daniel Laughlin, R-Erie, is circul

Amid debate over legalizing adult-use marijuana, lawmakers say Pennsylvania’s medical program needs some improvements – and call on the governor to lead the way.

(The Center Square) — Amid debate over legalizing adult-use marijuana, lawmakers say Pennsylvania’s medical program needs some improvements – and call on the governor to lead the way. The medical program grinds against federal law: every cardholder faces the loss of their Second Amendment rights. That tradeoff was made clear in January when Warren County