The only woman on Florida’s death row, who was convicted for her role in the murders of a Jacksonville couple, lost an appeal today in the state Supreme Court.
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Only woman on Florida’s death row loses appeal (The Tampa Tribune)
Two Oklahoma deaths from the flu were reported this week, the first such fatalities reported in the state since early January.
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Two Oklahoma flu deaths reported this week (Tulsa World)
Granite State voters on Tuesday signaled a desire to vote on same-sex marriage, according to results of town meetings from across the state. Ballot articles calling for a statewide referendum passed in at least 42 towns, according to results compiled by the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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42 New Hampshire Towns Pass Anti Gay Marriage Measure (Gayapolis)
Las Vegas Sands is making its case to Florida Legislature to allow non-tribal casinos in the state.
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Sands Makes Case for Casinos in Florida (TheStreet.com)
New Hampshire Fish and Game officials are releasing the first report ever to summarize population trends for all 186 of the state’s breeding bird species.
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New report on NH bird species shows 1/3 in decline (Boston Globe)
Florida State’s Stephen Cardullo has gone from rags to riches at Florida State. He leads this week’s Rogers’ Road to Omaha.
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Florida State’s Cardullo a perfect example (Yahoo! Sports via Yahoo! Sports)
WILMINGTON , Del.- Delaware’s Division of Public Health says a 47-year-old man has become the state’s seventh victim of H1N1 flu.
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WBOC-TV 16, Delmarvas News Leader, FOX 21 – Del. Reports 7th H1N1-Related Death (WBOC Salisbury)
Officials with Delaware’s Division of Public Health (DPH) learned Tuesday that a 47-year old Kent County man died of H1N1 flu-related causes on March 7. He is the seventh person in the state whose death was related to the H1N1 virus.
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Seventh death linked to H1N1 flu in Delaware (Smyrna Clayton Sun Times)
Delaware’s Division of Public Health announced Tuesday that a 47-year-old man died Sunday from swine flu. Like six other victims in the state, the Kent County man had several underlying health conditions.
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SWINE FLU DEATH: Seventh Delawarean dies from swine flu complications (The Daily Times)
Scattered outbreaks of norovirus are taking place in South Florida and around the state, health officials say. Norovirus, also called “stomach flu,” causes nausea, diarrhea, vomiting and stomach cramping. Symptoms may also include a low-grade fever, chills, headache, muscle aches and a general sense of tiredness, according to the U.S.
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Norovirus outbreaks reported in South Florida (Miami Herald)