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~10,760 positive cases in Florida residents and 351 positive cases in non-Florida residents~ - Vimarsana News

~10,760 positive cases in Florida residents and 351 positive cases in non-Florida residents~

Florida Department of Health Updates New COVID-19 Cases, Announces Twenty-One Deaths Related to COVID-19, Morning Update~10,760 positive cases in Florida residents and 351 positive cases in non-Florida residents~ 138 confirmed cases in Polk County, See city specific results below, 1 case in polk county did not specifiy the city. 4…

Florida's COVID positivity down for first time in five weeks - South Florida Sun-Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Florida's COVID positivity down for first time in five weeks - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Florida reported a record 430,297 new coronavirus cases for the past week, but the the testing positivity rate dropped to for the first time in five weeks.

Florida Republicans Try to Surrender on Redistricting, Giving Democrats New Hope - Vimarsana News

Florida Republicans Try to Surrender on Redistricting, Giving Democrats New Hope

How does the GOP expect to win anything being this unwilling to play for keeps?

Crisis, what crisis? Florida Republicans deny Omicron is straining hospitals - Vimarsana News

Crisis, what crisis? Florida Republicans deny Omicron is straining hospitals

State becomes focal point of politicized debate over whether Omicron is dangerous enough to overwhelm hospital systems

Florida's election-year session means policy shares stage with politics - Vimarsana News

Florida's election-year session means policy shares stage with politics

Florida lawmakers open the two-month legislative session ready to spend while advancing policies heavily shaded by election-year politics.