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2. Judges Allow Tennessee's Ban on Transgender Healthcare to Take Effect—for Now.
3. Six Raleigh, N.C., Police Officers Put on Leave After In-Custody Death.
4. Florida Restarts Push to Feed Manatees.
5. Task Force Recommends Changes After Surfside, Fla., Condo Collapse.
6. Mask Mandates Prompt Florida Board of Education to Sanction Eight School Districts.
7. Last Victim of Miami Area Condo Collapse Is Identified, Bringing Death Toll to 98.
8. Two FBI Agents Dead, Three Hurt Serving Warrant in South Florida.
9. In Florida, Many Changes Turn Jacksonville Into Political Battleground.
10. 'We Can't Just Limp Along': Americans Reinvent Fall.
11. The Opioid Crisis, Already Serious, Has Intensified During Coronavirus Pandemic.
12. Hurricane Laura Bears Down on Texas and Louisiana, Forecast to Grow.
13. Are Florida Schools Reopening? Parents Can't Tell as State and Districts Fight.
14. Florida's Elder-Care Facilities Buckle as Covid-19 Deaths Climb.
15. Hurricane Isaias Heads Toward Florida After Hitting Puerto Rico, Bahamas.
16. Behind New Covid-19 Outbreaks: America's Patchwork of Policies.
17. Coronavirus Cases Pass 10 Million Globally.
18. Louisville Protests Push for Criminal Charges Against Officers in Breonna Taylor Shooting.
19. Louisville Police Chief Fires Officer Involved in Breonna Taylor Killing.
20. Black Lives Matter's Years of Pressure Paved Way for Sudden Police Overhaul.
21. In Louisville, Another Police Shooting Inflames Racial Tensions.
22. Anger and Unrest Sweep Across U.S.
23. America Is Reopening for Summer, and Tensions Are High.
24. Man Who Filmed Ahmaud Arbery Shooting Charged With Murder.
25. Florida Health Department Worker Ousted After Warnings Over Covid-19 Data.
26. Ahmaud Arbery Shooting Spurs Calls to Disband Police Force.
27. Orlando Is Reopening. Persuading Tourists to Come Back Is Harder.
28. Justice Department Considers Hate-Crime Charges in Shooting of Ahmaud Arbery.
29. Smart or Lucky? How Florida Dodged the Worst of Coronavirus.
30. Some States Look to Reopen, but Others Want More Testing First.
31. Assisted-Living Facilities Are Vulnerable to Coronavirus.
32. Florida, Unlike Other Hard-Hit States, Avoids Broad Coronavirus Lockdown.
33. Florida Senior Communities Try to Maintain Normalcy While Preparing for Coronavirus.
34. Florida Legislature Passes Weakened E-Verify Bill.
35. Bracing for Sea Rise, Miami Beach Fights Tide of Angry Residents.
36. Tornadoes Kill at Least 25 in Tennessee.
37. Rescue Teams Comb Rubble Day After Tennessee Tornadoes.
38. Court Blocks Florida Restrictions on Felons' Voting Rights.
39. Florida Voted to Give 1.4 Million Felons the Right to Vote. It Hasn't Gone Smoothly.
40. Alabama Has the Deadliest Prisons in the Country. It Says It's Looking for Reforms.: Governor's panel to release suggested fixes; lawmakers to consider bills addressing corrections system.
41. Florida Considers Panic Alarms for Schools to Respond to Shootings: Some states mandate systems that instantly transmit data to 911 dispatchers, law enforcement.
42. Puerto Rico Power Plant Sustains 'Destruction on a Grand Scale': Costa Sur provides about a quarter of island's power; repairs could take a year or more.
43. Another Powerful Earthquake Jolts Puerto Rico: Magnitude-6.4 tremor, strongest in string of quakes to hit U.S. territory in recent weeks, kills one.
44. Puerto Rico Hit by 5.8-Magnitude Earthquake: The U.S. territory has experienced a flurry of seismic activity since Dec. 28.
45. Mississippi Prisons on Lockdown After Violence Leaves Five Dead: State says one inmate is back in custody after two were discovered missing from a facility.
46. Florida Rail Service Beefs Up Safety After Report It's the Deadliest: Brightline tests technologies like drones and infrared sensors to curb suicides, trespassing on corridor.
47. Kentucky's New Governor Ends Medicaid Work Requirement: Democrat Andy Beshear reverses policy by GOP predecessor that was enmeshed in court fight.
48. Miami District Fostered by Art Basel Contends With Gentrification: The contemporary art fair helped nurture the Wynwood area of Miami into a hip neighborhood. Now the developers are moving in.
49. Luxury Malls Expanding in Pursuit of Younger and Less Well-Heeled Customers: Much of the expansion buzz is in Miami, where construction is booming with a growing population and millions of visitors.
50. GOP Gov. Matt Bevin Concedes Tight Kentucky Gubernatorial Race.
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