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Volusia County Council Takes Final Vote on Banning Large-Scale Data Centers as the Issue Splits Florida's Governor's Race· Politics St. Pete Pride Asks Supporters to Raise $289,000 by Nov. 30 to Erase Its Deficit Before the 25th Anniversary· Entertainment & Culture SpaceX Launches Bandwagon-5 Rideshare From Cape Canaveral, Lighting Up a Brief Space Jellyfish Over Florida· National News Sarasota man indicted on federal threat charge over Instagram videos vowing to 'hunt' Jewish people· Crime & Courts Rays vs. Brewers World Series Preview: Schedule, Tickets and a Guaranteed First-Time Champion· Sports Port of Palm Beach's $43 Million Plan to Draw Bigger Cruise Ships Puts Palm Beach Neighbors on Alert· Business & Real Estate Palm Beach County Bets About $15 Million in Public Money on Becoming a Quantum Computing Hub· Technology & Science Orange County Public Schools Lost About 8,000 Students in a Year, and Roughly 5,000 Were Immigrants, District Data Show· Education Miami-Dade jury weighs death penalty for Alberto Sierra in 2012 killings of his estranged wife and her two young daughters· Crime & Courts Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski Accuses AG James Uthmeier of 'Classic Bullying' Over Catholic School Vaccine Rules· Health Magic Open Sean Sweeney Era Against Hawks at Kia Center With Franz Wagner's Shoulder in Question· Sports Leo Govoni special needs trust fraud trial pushed to May 2027 as families wait for missing $100 million· Crime & Courts Volusia County Council Takes Final Vote on Banning Large-Scale Data Centers as the Issue Splits Florida's Governor's Race· Politics St. Pete Pride Asks Supporters to Raise $289,000 by Nov. 30 to Erase Its Deficit Before the 25th Anniversary· Entertainment & Culture SpaceX Launches Bandwagon-5 Rideshare From Cape Canaveral, Lighting Up a Brief Space Jellyfish Over Florida· National News Sarasota man indicted on federal threat charge over Instagram videos vowing to 'hunt' Jewish people· Crime & Courts Rays vs. Brewers World Series Preview: Schedule, Tickets and a Guaranteed First-Time Champion· Sports Port of Palm Beach's $43 Million Plan to Draw Bigger Cruise Ships Puts Palm Beach Neighbors on Alert· Business & Real Estate Palm Beach County Bets About $15 Million in Public Money on Becoming a Quantum Computing Hub· Technology & Science Orange County Public Schools Lost About 8,000 Students in a Year, and Roughly 5,000 Were Immigrants, District Data Show· Education Miami-Dade jury weighs death penalty for Alberto Sierra in 2012 killings of his estranged wife and her two young daughters· Crime & Courts Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski Accuses AG James Uthmeier of 'Classic Bullying' Over Catholic School Vaccine Rules· Health Magic Open Sean Sweeney Era Against Hawks at Kia Center With Franz Wagner's Shoulder in Question· Sports Leo Govoni special needs trust fraud trial pushed to May 2027 as families wait for missing $100 million· Crime & Courts

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Florida's Measles Total Reaches 161 Cases With Collier County Still the State's Epicenter

Collier County Reports Three More Measles Cases as Florida Stays Among Top States

HealthSouthwest Florida

New Measles Case in Collier County Renews Focus on Vaccination Rates

Florida's 2026 Measles Count Tops 150 Cases as the National Total Nears 2,800

Florida Ranks Fifth Nationally in Measles Cases as Kindergarten Vaccination Rates Lag

US Measles Cases Top 2,500 in 2026, and Florida Remains Among the Hardest Hit States

Florida Measles Cases Reach 155 This Year as Kindergarten Vaccination Rates Slide

Florida Records 154 Measles Cases in 2026, the Most in 25 Years

Florida Ranks Fifth Nationally in Measles Cases as School Year Begins

Florida's 2026 Measles Count Climbs to Its Highest in Decades, Health Officials Warn

Measles Cases Keep Climbing in Florida as the National Outbreak Tops 2,200

HealthCentral Florida

Polk County Reports New Measles Case as US Tally Tops 2,000 in 2026

Florida's Record Measles Year Slows as State Goes a Week Without a New Case

Measles Cases Climb in Florida Heading Into a Busy Summer Travel Season

Florida Measles Cases Slow After Spring Outbreaks, but Summer Travel Raises New Concerns