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Bacteria levels high in Venice beach 01:06 PM EST
Beachgoers near the Venice Fishing Pier are being warned to stay out of the water this Fourth of July weekend due to contaminated water conditions.
Gas prices could create waterway congestion 11:11 AM EST
Florida wildlife authorities are urging boaters to be careful over the holiday weekend.
Police: Cape Coral woman slept in neighbor's home 05:41 AM EST
Authorities say a Cape Coral woman broke in to her neighbor's apartment then fell asleep.
Semi crashes into Pinellas Park store 04:41 AM EST
Pinellas Park authorities are trying to determine why a semitrailer truck hit a car then crashed into a clothing store.
Man, 74, arrested after shoving man outside South Florida gated community 04:11 AM EST
Authorities say a 74-year-old was arrested after shoving a man who couldn't remember a gated community's entrance code in South Florida.
Boat captain found guilty in migrants' deaths 03:01 AM EST
A federal jury found a Bahamian fishing boat captain guilty of second-degree murder in the drowning of three illegal immigrants he was trying to smuggle into the United States.
Florida governor to his girl: Let's get hitched 03:01 AM EST
Charlie Crist, Florida's first bachelor governor in 40 years, popped the question to his girlfriend of nine months on Thursday. She said yes.
State to end wind checks 03:01 AM EST
(AP) -- Florida soon will stop accepting applications for a state program that provides residents with free home inspections to learn about possible wind resistance upgrades.
Spirit Airlines to cut 250 jobs by fall 03:01 AM EST
Spirit Airlines will cut 6 percent of its capacity this fall, eliminate about 250 jobs and curtail its growth plans for the year, as it tries to cope with record-high fuel prices.
2nd firm holds key to Glades' sweet deal 03:01 AM EST
After striking a monumental deal with the U.S. Sugar Corp., Florida officials hoping to construct a watery pathway between Lake Okeechobee and the Everglades may have an even tougher challenge ahead.