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3 Panama City Beach drownings bring Florida total to 6 this week. How to survive rip currents
Panama City News Herald via Yahoo News· 23 hours agoWhat is a rip current? Rip...happens in a rip current? You're swimming along, enjoying the cool...
Series of Florida shark attacks had nothing to do with orcas, marine biologist says: report
Fox News via Yahoo News· 3 days agoMany believed the sharks had been attracted to a large number of orcas that were spotted on June 4...
At least 6 out-of-staters killed in Florida as dangerous rip current threats persist
Fox Weather via Yahoo News· 15 hours agoVisitors were reported to be from Pennsylvania, Oklahoma and Alabama. Red flags were flying at most...
Bridges: 1819 treaty led to modern-day boundaries of East, North Texas
Gannett via AOL· 3 hours agoWhen the subject of annexing the independent Texas arose in the 1830s and 1840s, many supporters...
Concerns over electric vehicle fires on the rise
WMBB News 13· 2 days agoBAY COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – Panama City Beach firefighters had their hands full Monday night after an electric vehicle crashed on Back Beach Road. The...
South Florida officers charged for 2019 shootout with robbers that killed hostage, passerby
WTSP-TV Tampa· 6 days agoFour Florida police officers have been indicted for manslaughter in connection with a 2019 shootout...
Florida sheriff's office fires deputy who fatally shot airman at home
McComb Enterprise-Journal· 3 days agoA Florida sheriff on Friday fired a deputy who fatally shot a Black airman at his home while holding a handgun pointed to the ground.
Publix selling rare plant in these Florida cities
FOX 35 Orlando· 2 days agoOn Thursday, Publix announced that a rare plant will be in stores for a limited time only!
Sea turtles nests in Escambia hit hard by storm surge. FWC wouldn't let them be moved.
Pensacola News Journal via Yahoo News· 2 days agoThe problem they say is that beaches in the Panhandle often have extreme high and low tide levels,...
Mystery plant's name is really a misspelling
The Morning News· 7 days agoOne of our best known, of course, is Charles Linnaeus, the “Father of Plant Taxonomy,” who lived and worked in Sweden. It is most likely to be found in...