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Not here anymore! Find me on Bluesky! Deputy investigative editor @TB_Times. Contributor @LMattersNews. Past: @Oregonian, Vegas papers. bbarnes@tampabay.com.
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The Medicaid Battle Gets Theological
Arizona Could Lose $137 Million or Gain $19 Million in Sales Tax Change
Lawmakers Are Taking a Stance on Tucson's Mail
Tucson Lawmakers' Bill to Boost Mental Health Services Dies
Tucson heat the killer of 2 hikers, autopsies show
Previous Session's Promise Could Hurt Clean Elections Referendum
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Pinellas rape exams in flux as county pulls funding Original
Pinellas County hospitals are scrambling to figure out how they can provide rape kits to sexual assault survivors after the nonprofit Suncoast Center declared it is ending the service next year and county commissioners pulled funding. The forensic exams are critical for victims who seek treatment and for investigators who collect evidence after assaults. Suncoast has had trouble offering rape kits consistently.
Problems easing after Hillsborough juvenile detention center’s abrupt closure, officials say
The chaos caused by the state's sudden closure of Hillsborough County's only juvenile detention center has lessened substantially, according to a Wednesday meeting of members from the area's juvenile justice advisory board. The board — which includes a prosecutor, judge and county and school officials — was blindsided by the shutdown and in response created a subcommittee to handle what it said amounted to a local emergency.
Problems easing after Hillsborough juvenile detention center’s abrupt closure, officials say
Florida recently closed the only juvenile detention center in Hillsborough County. The sudden shift caused chaos in juvenile courtrooms in the 13th Judicial Circuit, but lawyers say disruptions have eased in the last two weeks. ©Dirk Shadd The chaos caused by the state’s sudden closure of Hillsborough County’s only juvenile detention center has lessened substantially, according to a Wednesday meeting of members from the area’s juvenile justice advisory board.
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