College student snares record long Burmese python near Miami
ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - An 18-foot, 8-inch Burmese python set a record for the longest snake ever captured in South Florida, where the exotic species has taken up residence.Full story
Game Changer: USF President Dr. Judy Genshaft
The University of South Florida is now being credited with starting a revolution in health care. Full story
Possible skull parts, teeth found at Fla. airport
Pieces of what appeared to be human skull and teeth have been discovered at a South Florida airport inside a passenger's carry-on bag. Full story
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